Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
7 Apr 2017capital raising announcement▼ BadMajor
Made further KBM, Typenex and Tangiers note conversions even after losing the Ruby Mine to foreclosure -- North Bay continued servicing legacy convertible debt with dilutive stock issuance with no remaining core operating asset.
Made a further Typenex note conversion; shares outstanding had grown to over 1.5 billion -- dilution continued even as North Bay's operating story had gone quiet.
Converted more of the Tangiers Master Agreement note; the filing disclosed North Bay now had over 1.3 billion shares outstanding -- a share count that had grown roughly a thousandfold from its 2011 base through five years of convertible-note dilution.
Made further RLS, Typenex and KBM note conversions after a several-month gap in 8-K filings -- the dilution cycle resumed in 2016 largely unchanged from 2015.
Issued a new $100,000 convertible note to Zaco Investments, funded in small tranches, to pay for restarting Ruby Mine operations -- North Bay was still trying to bring Ruby back into production even as its balance sheet kept deteriorating.
Received a $50,000 cash-and-stock earn-in payment from Ximen Mining under the Brett West option, one of the few cash inflows in this period that did not come from issuing convertible debt.
Nullified a small RLS share issuance at the investor's own request and made further KBM and Tangiers conversions -- routine housekeeping alongside the ongoing dilution cycle.
Converted pieces of the KBM Worldwide, WHC and RLS Premiere Financial notes -- RLS was a new lender added to the roster, even as the older Tangiers, JMJ, Typenex, LG and WHC notes continued converting in parallel.
Converted part of the JSJ Investments note, issuing shares equal to 4.9% of outstanding stock in a single conversion -- individual conversions were now bumping up against beneficial-ownership caps.
Fully retired the GEL Properties note and made a further LG Capital conversion, closing out 2014's financing activity with one more lender relationship ended and several others still running.
Converted more of the Typenex and Tangiers (now under the consolidated Master Agreement) notes into a combined roughly 236 million shares -- share counts needed per conversion had grown by orders of magnitude since 2011.
Fully retired the Union Capital note via a final share conversion and made further partial WHC conversions -- one small lender relationship closed out even as others continued.
Consolidated nine separate Tangiers convertible notes (about $794,000 aggregate principal, accrued since December 2011) into a single Master Loan and Security Agreement, extended their maturity to November 2015, sweetened Tangiers' conversion terms, and added a $150,000 forbearance fee to the balance -- a distress refinancing that rolled years of accumulated toxic debt into one larger, more expensive obligation.
Converted pieces of the Beaufort and WHC notes into over 64 million more shares -- the same accelerating dilution pattern continued into year-end 2014.
Converted pieces of the JMJ and LG Capital notes into a combined roughly 78 million shares for about $9,200 of debt -- North Bay was now issuing tens of millions of shares to retire a few thousand dollars at a time.