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Company Name: Microton Naval War Machine
Stock Market Symbol: MNWM

Number of Common Stocks: 0
Owners and number of shares:


Number Preferred Shares: 0
Owners and number of shares:

Bonds: (Provide the following for each issue of bonds)
Type and Names of Bonds: Microton Bond A:
Initial financial value of each Bond: 40
Number of Bonds: 100

Interest and payment Terms of the Bond:
Money raised will be used to purchase a ship and equipment and men via SCIRA.
The men will then be trained at the Naval Base and all will then be placed up for sale.

Microton Naval War Machine will take a 100 Erb commission on the sale. The remaining funds from the sale will be divided equally between all the bond held.


Holders of the Bond how many each holder has:

Other financial instruments: none
List and explain

Microton Naval War Machine offers 100 class A bonds at 40 Erb each.

Post that you will buy and then pay Austi_Scot.

Money raised will be used to purchase a ship and equipment and men via SCIRA.
The men will then be trained at the Naval Base and all will then be placed up for sale.

Microton Naval War Machine will take a 100 Erb commission on the sale. The remaining funds from the sale will be divided equally between all the bonds held.

I'll buy 2 shares. 80 has been transferred.

I'm interested in buying some bonds. Can I confirm they're still being offered and any fees for transaction?

There are 98 Class A bonds still up for sale at 40 Erb each.

Since I run both the Mircoton War Machine and the stock market just pay me. Remember the stock market isn´t charging per bond, but per transaction.

Stock Market Fees:
The Seller must pay Austi_Scot 2 Erb per transaction and the Buyer must pay Austi_Scot 1 Erb per Transaction.

In that case, I would like to buy 12 Bonds.

I believe that will be a total cost of 961 (as I am a buyer and therefore pay 1 for the transaction)

The bonds are selling for 40 Erb each, so the price of 12 would be 480 plus 1 Erb for the stock market.
Total 481 Erb.

Ah, sorry, I was working on 80.

Can I have 24 bonds then?

Sure thing, pay up and I'll have the stock market record that you own them.

Paid 961.