VerifyMe and Open World Plan Strategic Merger to Create Publicly Traded Company

Reuters
Jan 05
VerifyMe and Open World Plan Strategic Merger to Create Publicly Traded Company

VerifyMe, Inc., a provider of precision logistics and brand protection technologies, and Open World Ltd., a leader in Web3 ecosystem projects, have entered into a letter of intent to pursue a strategic merger. The planned combination is expected to result in a publicly traded company on Nasdaq under a new ticker symbol. Under the proposed terms, Open World's shareholders would own approximately 90% of the combined entity, while VerifyMe's stockholders would hold about 10%. The merger aims to strengthen the delivery of institutional-grade on-chain solutions and real-world asset tokenization. A 60-day exclusivity period has been set for due diligence and negotiation of a definitive merger agreement. VerifyMe may pay a special one-time cash dividend to its stockholders prior to closing, based on cash exceeding $1 million on its balance sheet.

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