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Why I'm closing this round early (hint: we are ahead of our forecast)

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If you want to get in, we need your order before next Friday's close ?

If you want to get in, we need your order before next Friday's close                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 March 28, 2024 [A newsletter about raising capital for early stage growth companies]( Quick reminder: I am building a $200m advanced manufacturing facility in Dallas, Texas with my partners Breton SpA – the global leaders in engineered stone manufacturing technology. And thanks to the significant milestones we’ve achieved over the last 90 days – most notably, we are WAY ahead of our forecast now that we’ve got a clear line of site to ~$30m of Bookings, Letters of Intent, and Indications of Interest in 2024 (vs our original forecast below, revenue in 2026)… This was our original forecast – we are now essentially a full year ahead of schedule from a revenue perspective We will be closing this round of financing next Friday, April 5th, as I believe our current share price is now undervalued relative to our now accelerated pro forma forecast. For compliance reasons, I can’t tell you how much I’m planning on raising the share price when we open our next round of financing on April 12th… If you are interested in learning more about my plans to turn this asset into a billion dollar company by 2029, and how you can invest alongside me – and my group of “Insiders” … [Make sure you register for the prospective investor webinar I’m hosting today at 10am PST.]( And just in case you’re wondering… This investment opportunity is open to anyone over the age of 18, regardless of income, net worth, or nationality (with a few exceptions). You can invest with your post-tax funds, your retirement funds (401k/IRA), any corporate entity (LLC, S-Corp, C-Corp), or Trust. If you are a fund manager, RIA, or just someone who wants to put together an SPV for your group of investors… and you’re looking for a true institutional quality deal that will make you look good to all the people you show it too… [Click here to sign up for]([the prospective investor webinar I’m hosting today at 10am PST.]( Normally, I would NOT send out a replay of the call due to compliance reasons. However, because we are closing this round on April 5th, I’ll be sending out the replay to everyone who registers, just in case you can’t make the call live. -Oren P.S. In case this is your first time hearing about the $200m advanced manufacturing facility I’m building in the Dallas metro area, Here’s a quick recap of all the milestones we’ve hit over the last ~90 days: - 50-acre site locked down in the Dallas-area: Signed LOI and are entering into a purchase and sale agreement for a 50-acre site to be used for the construction of my factory. - IP Agreements: In addition to the already disclosed technologies – see my last two emails - BioQuartz, Chromia, and Kreos-Plus – my technology partner, a 500M company, has agreed to license our company with additional and proprietary new advanced manufacturing technology that will be unique to our facility. - LOI for up to $100m in Debt financing: As part of our broader capital markets program, I’m going to open debt facility for our equipment needs with the help of Wolbert Holdings, a corporate finance advisory firm we’ve engaged, and obtained the first non-binding LOI in a series of potential debt commitments for the project. - Additional Purchase Orders for high-tech precision Manufacturing Equipment: As management of this deal I have signed a purchase order for up to $100m in precision manufacturing equipment. - I have signed a lease document for an additional 170,000 sq/ft in Dallas: Because the new ground-up site build will not be finished until 2025 at the earliest, I’ve identified an already existing 170,000 sq/ft site to install up to four (4) manufacturing stations needed for the fulfillment of target revenue in 2024. And if you want to join me – and about a dozen other investors – all you need to do is become a shareholder BEFORE we close this round on Friday, April 5th. How do you become a shareholder? Simple. [Click here to sign up for the “New Prospective Investor” I’m hosting on Thursday @ 10am Pacific.Â]( [fb]( [tw]( [ig]( [yt]( [in]( Update your email preferences or unsubscribe [here]( © 2024 Intersection Capital, LLC 2443 Impala Drive Carlsbad, California 92010, United States [[beehiiv logo]Powered by beehiiv](

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