PREVIEW OF TC COMPANY IPO
Name: TC Company, “wholly-owned” subsidiary of Toks, Inc.
Head Office: New York (To be Announced)
Representative: Ade O. Ogunjobi, Founder/Principal
Date of Establishment: February 1, 2005
Number of Employees: N/A
Outline of Business: A subsidiary of Toks, Inc., purposely formed to conduct an initial public offering as the "Global IPO" and now has become a "symbolic" initial public offering, the first of its kind to conduct the largest fundraising of its kind by selling billions of common shares worldwide through numerous investment banks around the globe/international in order to encourage an average individual to "lend" a voice to start the process to curb global poverty through this campaign as in Fight Against Globl Poverty which the proceeds will be used to pay off the part of the $150,000,000,000 corporate bonds offering designed to redeem the $100,000,000,000 "Commercial Paper" discount issue and finance the closing of Toks, Inc.’s $50,000,000,000,000 all stock tax free proposed exchange tender offers according to the official Web site of Toks, Inc. at http://www.tspnotes.com/. Please note that part of the proceeds will serve as dividend payments as well. We have no exact numbers of common shares to be sold, but we will register 100,000,000,000 common shares at $12 per share. Again this is not a Wall Street IPO. This is a fundrasing disguised as IPO with all normal and typical IPO process to be observed under federal securities laws. On another note amjor investment banks will be invited to this "historical" offering of its kind.
Issuer: TC Company (“Company”)
Underwriters: Aurelia Stephen Securities and others to be named in the future.
Allotment: There will be no any allotment set aside. Underwriters or investment banks domestic and internationally that are interested can buy such shares for their clients. 100,000,000,000 shares are enough shares. There's no need to set aside any more shares for any entities. At the same time if the response is huge, there will be more shares available for investors to subscribe to.
Offering: This is common share initial public offering.
Price: TC Company's common share will be sold at $12 per share
Commission: TC Company will pay underwriters $2 per share commission which will leave the proceeds to be $10 per share going to TC Company.
Investors For TC Company IPO: Majority of our investors in TC Company "Global" Initial Public Offering ("IPO") are the very shareholders of all the publicly traded entities that will be acquired in the $50 trillion all stock tax free proposed exchange tender offers. No shareholder in his or her right mind will be told that you purchase a common share at $12 per share during TC Compnay IPO and you will be allowed to exchange that same share you paid $12 for Toks, Inc.'s Class A Common share at $250 per share at no cost would reject such offer. This will include investors that are not shareholders to participate. Any investors that purchased TC Company common shares at $12 per share will be allowed to exchange such shares for Toks, Inc.'s Class A common shares at $250 per share at no cost.
Listing: Previously it was stated there would be a listing for this common share to trade with among traders until the day to exchange the comon shares for Toks, Inc,'s Class A Common shares because the intention is all TC Company's commoln shares sold at $12 per share will be exchanged for Toks, Inc.'s Class A Common share at $250 per share in the future that will be listed on New York Stock Exchange to trade after the closing of the proposed exchange tender offers. But now there will be no trading. This means if all 100,000,000,000 TC company's common shares are sold at $12 per share, TC Company's common shares at $12 per share will not trade or become "illiquid" until exchanged for 100,000,000,000 Toks, Inc.'s Class A Common shares at $250 per share at no cost during the closing of the proposed exchange tender offers. Shares will trade, they will only trade under a different class of share as in Toks, Inc.'s CLASS A COMMON SHARE after the closing of the all stock tax free proposed exchange tender offers.
IPO: Toks, Inc., the "parent" of TC Company wil file an amendement to filed Notice with United States Securities and Exchange Commission (the "Commission") that TC Company will go straight to public to sell 100,000,000,000 common shares at $12 per share to investors to raise capital. This is a "Global IPO" where investors around the globe will be welcome to participate. The IPO will originate from United States. Investors will be informed that all the 100,000,000,000 common shares sold at $12 per share will be exchanged for registered 100,000,000,000 Class A Common shares of Toks, Inc. at $250 per share during the closing of the all stock tax free proposed exchange tender offers. The common shares will not carry any voting rights, but eventually when such common shares are exchanged for Toks, Inc.'s Class A Common shares, they will carry voting rights.The use of proceeds is to pay off the part of the $100,000,000,000 business-line-of-credit to redeem the $50,000,000,000 "Commercial Paper" discount issue which is used to pay $12,500,000,000 in SEC filing fees to register 200,000,000,000 Class A Common shares or $50,000,000,000,000 (as in $50 Trillion) in stock; and to finance the closing of the $50,000,000,000,000 all stock tax free of the proposed exchange tender offers. Please note that the repayment of the $100,000,000,000 "Commercial Paper" will be double which means $100,000,000,000 has to be paid to redeem the $100,000,000,000 "Commercial Paper" sold for $50,000,000,000 in discount.
Acceleration: TC Company will seek "acceleration" for this IPO because its's now public knowledge that this IPO's use of proceed is to finance the closing of the all stock tax free proposed exchange tender offers. No other "hidden agenda."
Agreements: TC Company, the subsidiary of Toks, Inc. will enter into underwriting agreements as in ) "Underwriting agreement commitment-primary offering." ii) "Syndicate Agreement among underwriters." iii) "Dealer Agreement."
Holding Company: The “Holding Company” is another entity of a trust formed by the founder of Toks, Inc. because the founder has established to leave Toks, Inc. after the closing of the all stock tax free proposed exchange tender offers. The holding company is now building its financial services through the acqusitions of Bank of America Corporation, Barclays Bank PLC, BNP Paribas, Bank of Hawaii, JP Morgan Chase & Co., Deutsche Bank AG, Fortis Bank N.V., Goldman Sachs Group, Inc., Industrial & Commercial Bank of China, Merrill Lynch & Co., Morgan Stanley, Mizuho Financial Group, and America International Group, Inc. are acquired and will be sold to the holding company because of this “agenda.” Also the holding company will not limit its acquisitions from Toks, Inc. to buy the financial institutions named above to create a financial giant. The tgheme parks operation of Walt Disney Company will go to Toks, Inc.'s sharheolders which will free ABC Network for sale to any inverstors that will include Universal Theme Parks operations added to retain some form of an entertainment and media operatuions that will benefit the holding company; buying American International Group, Inc. from Toks, Inc. is designed for gaining access to underwriting insurance policies for all the multibillion projects that will be financed through the holding company to maximize shareholders' investments; the purchase of Arcelor, Mittal Steel & United States Steel from Toks,, Inc. after the closing from the proposed exchange tender offers is based on one factor: access to steel—it will take billions in tons of steel to complete a great deal of projects lined up by the founder to make investments around the globe because the agenda of the holding company is to form new entities that will launch different ventures. This approach is the reason why the founder filed a Notice with SEC to grant 40% stake to the shareholders of Toks, Inc. at no cost in form of revenues sharing only. This means the entities the trust will buy from Toks, Inc. will actually be owned in “disguise” by the shareholders of Toks, Inc., partly as in 40% stake. This is never been done before. The transaction of the proposed exchange tender offers is actually 2-For-1. The shareholders got almost $50,000,000,000,000 (as in $50 Trillion) in stock during the closing of the proposed exchange tender offers and the trust will buy some assets through the grant to the shareholders 40% of the assets and the holding company's investments through revenues sharing alone. This means the combined revenues of all the entities the holding company will buy from Toks. Inc., 40% will be turned over in form of dividends to the shareholders of Toks, Inc. for distribution, annually. Not counting future investments around the globe that will account for augmented revenues sharing. This is what one calls “maximizing” shareholders’ investments. It’s amazing. Actually, this will be elaborated completely inside the prospectus and the goal here is to make the shareholders enjoy the ultimate maximizing the investments of the shareholders and investors.
Shareholders: There are no shareholders at present. Even after the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (the "Commission") has declared the securities "effective " for sale, the shareholders of TC Company will not be shareholders for long due to the arrangement to issue Toks, Inc.'s Class A Common shares to the shareholders of TC Company during the closing of the proposed exchange tender offers. Also the shareholders of all publicly traded entities Toks, Inc. on record to acquire in a $50,000,000,000,000 all stock tax free proposed exchange tender offers and considered "targets" will be aggressively informed to take part in this IPO as well because these are their entities as in publicly traded and what a better way to give these shareholders opportunity to buy shares at $12 per share that will be exchanged for another "currency" as in Toks, Inc.'s Class A Common shares at $250 per share.
Financial Statements: The financial statements of these publicly traded entities that will be acquired by Toks, Inc. will be incorporated inside the prospectuses of Toks, Inc. because of filing registration statements to conduct partial "shelf" registration and TC Company's "Global IPO" that will be used to file registration statements with SEC. It must be very clear that any entity that proposed to file an IPO to conduct a "Global IPO" to sell 100,000,000,000 common shares at $12 per share must show enormous use of the proceeds. The IPO is to finance Toks, Inc.'s all stock tax free proposed exchange tender offers that may cost $50,000,000,000,000 ($50 Trillion) in stock to close. Plus to pay off the $150,000,000,000 corporate bonds offering to redeem the $100,000,000,000 "Commercial Paper" discount isssue.
Road Show: The "Road Show" will focus on two things to sell both the TC Company's "Global IPO" and the closing of the all stock tax free proposed exchange tender offers of Toks, Inc., the parent of TC Company. Both go together. Investors and shareholders will be exposed to the potential of over $2,000,000,000,000 in cash payments to cover "buybacks" of the stock and dividends. The annual revenues of the entity after all assets recommended by regulators are sold and the ones the company will initiate to sell to reduce debts and use as dividends payment will still make Toks, Inc. a over $3,000,000,000,000 in annual revenues and sales. The "road show" will be produced and put on DVD and Video. The DVD and Video version will be available for any retail investors to request for free. Toks., Inc. will mail the DVD an Video version to institutional investors. A male and female will be hired as hosts of the "road show" on DVD and Video.
Documents: The prospectus that will be drafted by corporate and securities attorneys to file the registration statements will have more details of all transactions and the prospectus of this amazing transaction. Actually, there will be two entities in one as in Toks, Inc. and its "wholly-owned" subsidiaries of acquired entitites and the Holding Company that will invest around the globe.
Founder's Role: The founder's role is "carte blanche" regarding the TC Company's IPO and the closing of the all stock tax free proposed exchange tender offers. One cannot expect an individual that worked this hard to come up with a "vision" that will make money for who is who in this transaction and tell such individual "bye" thanks for everything. That will never happen. Anyone who is not interested, too bad. The founder will see to every detail of these transactions along with all professionals hired to assist until closing of the proposed exchange tender offers. The founder will even remain with Toks, Inc. for 1 year or more to oversee a smooth transition to the incoming management team that will take over the day-to-day operation of the company and sale of some big time assets like the entertainment and medai assets of News Corp, Viacom, Walt Disney, Sony Corporation, etc.
Guiness World Records: The agenda now calls for initial contact to Guiness World Records to monitor this gigantic offering of its kind. This IPO is now an "historical fundraising." We will engage in taping a "Reality Show" where camera will be in place to record the minute-by-minute of the executives and officers of Aurelia Stephen Securities, the investment bank that will manage the sydicate sale to investors around the globe.
