PROPOSED EXCHANGE TENDER OFFERS

 

 

        This is a preview how Toks, Inc. will issue its registered Class A Common Shares to shareholders of any entities Toks, Inc. proposed to acquire through an all stock tax free proposed exchange tender offers. The Class A Common Shares when Toks, Inc. filed registration statement for IPO was priced at $5,000 per share. Only 20 Class A Common  Shares were allocated for registration. All 20 Class A Common Shares at $5,000 per share were acquired by Toks, Inc. This means legally, Toks, Inc. is in possession of those 20 Class  A common shares at $5,000 per share with a stock split of 20-For-1 at $250 per share. Regardless of SEC’s stop-order. Please be advised that the stop-order initiated by SEC was designed to make Toks, Inc. meet all requirements before the securities can be declared "effective" for sale to the public. The agenda now is to raise additional capital to register enough volumes of Class A Common Shares at $250 per share to conduct acquisitions and capital raising activity.

 

            According to a correspondence filed with SEC in the month of December 2001, Toks, Inc. established a stock split of 20-For-1 at $250 per share which the chairman stated will be used to conduct the proposed exchange tender offers because $5,000 per share is too much.

 

           Please note that Toks, Inc. never established that any publicly trade entities combined are worth whatever price in stock. What is happening here is based on outstanding shares shareholders are holding and the price of Toks, Inc.'s Class A Common shares. Take Bank of America Corporation, the stock issue alone will be over $1 trillion in stock of Toks, Inc. to acquire Bank of America Corporation through each stock of Bank of America Corporation tendered at $43 per share will be replaced by Toks, Inc.'s Class A Common stock at $250 per share. The current Bank of America's market capitalization is $175 billion. For example, if all current outstanding shares of XYZ  entity (The Walt Disney Company for example) are 2,000,000,000 held by shareholders. This means Toks, Inc. will have to issue 2,000,000,000 Class A common shares at $250 per share to the shareholders of XYZ (The Walt Disney Company for example), making such issue at $500,000,000,000 or ($500 billion) in stock. No one including Toks, Inc. say XYZ (The Walt Disney Company for example) is worth $500,000,000,000 in stock. It's the amount of outstanding shares that are the determining "factor" here. It's simply known as "maximizing" shareholders' investments. The trading price will be determined by the traders and the events and operations of the the company.

 

            The 20-For-1 Class A Common Shares at $250 per share will be issued out after the completion of the registration statement to register 120,000,000,000 Class A common shares or $30,000,000,000,000 in stock are declared “effective” for issue. Additional almost $5,000,000,000,000 in corporate bonds and notes wil be issued out to redeem the outstanding corporate bonds and notes of acquired publicly traded entities.