Following the signing of the initial Letter of Intent (LOI), several unexpected developments occurred that have impacted one of Infocube's suppliers and that supplier's ability to provide some key components for a transaction that was underway. Restrictions due to a new government trade policy are responsible for the change.
While Infocube has done an excellent job reacting to the restrictions placed upon it in order to service its existing customers and grow as a company, certain key metrics that were used in the calculation of the acquisition cost under the LOI have significantly changed. Carl Data has determined that updated information provided by Infocube as a result of the new trade restrictions changes the fundamentals of the deal significantly enough that proceeding with the current terms outlined in the LOI would not be in the best interest of Carl Data and its shareholders. There are currently no plans to re-negotiate new terms.
Infocube has agreed to allow Carl to release the information stated above. All other information is protected under a mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement signed by both companies
"Carl Data remains committed to working with and acquiring new companies as part of its growth strategy. We expect to maintain an ongoing, collaborative working relationship with Infocube as partners in pursuing new business and will continue to work together on joint proposals made during the due diligence period", said
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