threewheeler
2 weeks ago
NYSE requires atleast a 1.1m tradeable float so that would mean the r/s could not be more than 30/1 as it should be on the DTC # , so I dont see the need for a r/s but most likely would be 5-10/1 in my guesstimate should they pursue that route FDCT Security Details
Share Structure
Market Cap Market Cap
14,790,466
06/06/2025
Authorized Shares
500,000,000
06/07/2025
Outstanding Shares
422,584,729
06/07/2025
Restricted
371,861,597
06/07/2025
Unrestricted
50,723,132
06/07/2025
Held at DTC
35,370,132
06/07/2025
threewheeler
2 weeks ago
dont believe u have all the facts if this is what ur referring to :On March 12, 2024, the Company filed the Information Statement pursuant to Section 14C of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and informed all holders of record on February 21, 2024 (the “Record Date”) of the common stock, $0.0001 par value per share (the “Common Stock”), of the Company, in connection with the approval of the following actions taken by the Board of Directors of the Company (the “Board”) and by written consent of the holders of a majority of the voting power of Company’s issued and outstanding capital stock (the “Approving Stockholders”):
1. To amend our certificate of incorporation, as amended (the “Certificate”), to increase the number of authorized shares of common stock from 500,000,000 to 1,000,000,000 (the “Authorized Share Increase”), and
2. To authorize our Board of Directors, in its discretion, to amend our articles of incorporation not later than June 30, 2024, to effect a Reverse Stock Split of all outstanding shares of our common stock in a ratio of not less than 1 for 10 and not more than 1 for 50, to be determined by the Board of Directors, These action have an automatic cancelation after 1 year that time has past and as u can see they were never acted upon as the SS remains 500m A/S FDCT Security Details
Share Structure
Market Cap Market Cap
13,691,745
06/05/2025
Authorized Shares
500,000,000
06/06/2025
Outstanding Shares
422,584,729
06/06/2025
Restricted
371,861,597
06/06/2025
Unrestricted
50,723,132
06/06/2025
Held at DTC
35,370,132
06/06/2025
Brodey79
2 weeks ago
I asked Grok what the advantages of FDCT running PIG as a private comany. Here’s the answer
The decision by FDCTech, Inc. (FDCT) to establish Prime Intermarket Group Eurasia (PIG Eurasia) as a private company limited by shares in Mauritius, as outlined in the Form 8-K filing dated May 27, 2025, offers several strategic and operational benefits. Below, I outline the key advantages of operating PIG Eurasia as a private company, particularly in the context of FDCTech’s business model and growth strategy.
### 1. **Greater Operational Flexibility**
- **Fewer Regulatory Requirements**: As a private company under Mauritius’s Companies Act, PIG Eurasia faces less stringent regulatory and reporting obligations compared to a public company. For example, it is not required to file public financial disclosures with the U.S. SEC or adhere to the same level of transparency as FDCTech, a publicly traded entity on the PINK exchange. This reduces administrative costs and allows faster decision-making for PIG Eurasia’s operations, such as launching new services or entering markets in Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.
- **Customized Governance**: Private companies have more flexibility to structure their governance, such as board composition or shareholder agreements, without the oversight of public market regulations. This allows FDCTech to tailor PIG Eurasia’s operations to its specific strategic goals, such as focusing on securities dealing or brokerage services under its SEC-2.1B Investment Dealer License.
### 2. **Cost Efficiency**
- **Lower Compliance Costs**: Unlike FDCTech, which must comply with SEC regulations (e.g., filing Form 10-Ks, 10-Qs, and 8-Ks), PIG Eurasia, as a private entity in Mauritius, faces lower compliance costs. It only needs to meet the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius’s requirements, which are generally less burdensome than U.S. public company standards. This cost savings can be reinvested into FDCTech’s growth initiatives, such as expanding PIG Eurasia’s client base or enhancing its Condor Trading Platform.
- **Reduced Public Scrutiny**: Operating as a private company shields PIG Eurasia from the intense scrutiny of public investors and analysts, allowing FDCTech to focus on long-term strategies without pressure to meet quarterly earnings expectations for the subsidiary’s operations.
### 3. **Strategic Market Positioning**
- **Jurisdictional Advantages in Mauritius**: Mauritius is a well-regarded financial hub with a favorable tax regime, robust regulatory framework, and strategic location for serving Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. As a private company, PIG Eurasia can leverage Mauritius’s double taxation treaties (e.g., with countries like India, Singapore, and South Africa) to optimize tax efficiency on income from cross-border transactions, enhancing FDCTech’s profitability.
- **Confidential Growth Strategies**: As a private entity, PIG Eurasia can pursue market entry, partnerships, or client acquisitions without disclosing sensitive competitive information to the public, unlike FDCTech’s public filings. This secrecy can give FDCTech a competitive edge in rapidly growing markets where rivals like IG Markets or Plus500 also operate.
### 4. **Simplified Capital Structure**
- **Full Ownership by FDCTech**: As a wholly owned private subsidiary, PIG Eurasia’s capital structure is straightforward, with FDCTech holding 100% of its shares. This eliminates the need to manage external shareholders or issue new equity for PIG Eurasia, allowing FDCTech to retain full control over strategic decisions and profits.
- **Easier Capital Allocation**: FDCTech can allocate capital to PIG Eurasia (e.g., for technology integration or marketing) without the complexities of raising funds through public markets or diluting existing shareholders’ equity. This is particularly beneficial for an emerging growth company like FDCTech, which reported $26.9 million in revenue in 2024 but has faced profitability challenges in the past.
### 5. **Enhanced Focus on Core Operations**
- **Specialized Operations**: PIG Eurasia’s private status allows it to focus exclusively on its licensed activities (securities dealing, investment advisory services, and brokerage transactions) without the distractions of public company obligations. This can streamline operations, enabling PIG Eurasia to efficiently target clients in high-growth regions, similar to how FDCTech’s other subsidiaries (e.g., Alchemy Markets in Malta) contributed to a 111% revenue increase in 2024.
- **Integration with FDCTech’s Ecosystem**: As a private entity, PIG Eurasia can seamlessly integrate with FDCTech’s proprietary technologies, like the Condor Trading Platform, without the need to disclose operational details publicly. This supports FDCTech’s strategy of providing regulatory-grade technology to small and mid-sized brokers, enhancing scalability and client acquisition.
### 6. **Risk Containment**
- **Liability Isolation**: Operating PIG Eurasia as a separate private company limits FDCTech’s liability exposure. If PIG Eurasia faces legal or financial challenges (e.g., regulatory fines or operational losses in new markets), the private structure helps insulate FDCTech’s broader operations, protecting its assets and shareholders to some extent.
- **Market-Specific Risk Management**: The private structure allows FDCTech to test and refine its strategies in Asia, the Middle East, and Africa through PIG Eurasia without exposing the entire company to the risks of untested markets. This is critical given FDCTech’s acknowledgment of risks like economic conditions and regulatory changes in its forward-looking statements.
### 7. **Attracting Strategic Partners**
- **Partnership Flexibility**: As a private company, PIG Eurasia can negotiate partnerships or joint ventures (e.g., with local brokers or fintech firms in target regions) without the public disclosure requirements that FDCTech faces. This flexibility could accelerate PIG Eurasia’s market penetration, such as by partnering with firms in Mauritius’s growing fintech ecosystem.
- **Client Trust in Mauritius**: Mauritius’s reputation for financial innovation and regulatory clarity enhances PIG Eurasia’s appeal to institutional and retail clients. The private structure allows FDCTech to build PIG Eurasia’s brand as a trusted, compliant entity under the FSC’s oversight, potentially attracting clients who value privacy and regulatory stability.
### Impact on FDCTech’s Growth Plans
The private company structure supports FDCTech’s 2025 growth objectives by enabling cost-effective, flexible, and strategic expansion into new markets. By leveraging PIG Eurasia’s private status, FDCTech can:
- Accelerate revenue growth, potentially adding 20-40% to its $26.9 million 2024 revenue base, as estimated in prior analyses, by capturing clients in high-growth regions.
- Enhance profitability through tax and cost efficiencies, addressing past challenges like the $1.04 million net loss in 2022.
- Strengthen its competitive position against rivals by offering tailored, technology-driven services through a reputable jurisdiction.
### Conclusion
Running PIG Eurasia as a private company in Mauritius provides FDCTech with operational flexibility, cost savings, tax advantages, and strategic agility to pursue its international expansion goals. It allows FDCTech to maintain full control, minimize public scrutiny, and manage risks while leveraging Mauritius’s financial hub status to access high-growth markets. These benefits align with FDCTech’s broader strategy of building a diversified global financial services company, potentially boosting revenue, client acquisition, and shareholder value through consolidated financial reporting.
_Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. Consult a financial advisor for investment decisions._
threewheeler
2 weeks ago
FDCT Security Details
Share Structure
Market Cap Market Cap
15,551,118
06/04/2025
Authorized Shares
500,000,000
06/05/2025
Outstanding Shares
422,584,729
06/05/2025
Restricted
371,861,597
06/05/2025
Unrestricted
50,723,132
06/05/2025
Held at DTC
35,370,132
06/05/2025
Float
49,325,027
03/31/2025