TraceSafe believes that the market and competitive landscape for Airbeam's business has improved since Airbeam's last funding round, and that Airbeam's reverse take-over of First Responder could accelerate the deployment of 5G small cell, edge compute, wireless backhaul and AI capabilities.Įxecutive Quote James Passin, the Chairman of the Board of TraceSafe, stated, “We congratulate the management of Airbeam for announcing this potentially value-unlocking corporate development. If the transaction is completed, which is not guaranteed and remains subject to a number of conditions, including the execution of a definitive agreement, TraceSafe will explore options to monetize its investment in the resulting issuer for the direct benefit of Tracesafe shareholders, which could include a special dividend of any shares received by Tracesafe pursuant to the transaction.Īirbeam was valued at approximately $97 million in a private funding round completed roughly one year ago, confirmed by company sources. Tracesafe will monitor further developments regarding the potential Airbeam transaction. The transaction is expected to constitute a reverse takeover of First Responder by Airbeam and a “fundamental change" of First Responder pursuant to Canadian Securities Exchange policies. Pursuant to the letter of intent, First Responder agreed to acquire all of the outstanding Airbeam shares for a number of First Responder shares to be determined. TraceSafe is one of Airbeam's largest shareholders holding approximately 9.9 million Airbeam shares, representing approximately 16% of Airbeam's outstanding shares.Īirbeam announced today that it entered into a letter of intent with Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE: WPN) listed First Responder Technologies Inc. (“TraceSafe”) (CSE: TSF) today commented on the announcement of a significant corporate development by Airbeam Wireless Technologies Inc.
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