TMX Newsfile reports that US-listed company Zhibao Technology (NASDAQ: ZBAO) has announced that it has signed a non-binding term sheet with JOYERTECH AND INFORMATION OPC, proposing a PIPE financing transaction. Under the agreement, the buyer or its designated entity intends to subscribe for the company’s securities, with consideration expected to include approximately 3,500 Bitcoin. The transaction still needs to be completed, including legal, financial and operational due diligence; execution of the final agreement; and approval from the company and regulators, as well as Nasdaq compliance review. After completion of the transaction, the buyer is expected to nominate board members to occupy a majority of seats. The company’s existing InsurTech business will continue to be handled in day-to-day operations by the current management team until it is spun off, reorganized, or separated.

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RoyaltyStatistician
· 9h ago
Traditional insurance technology companies suddenly embrace Bitcoin, and the stock price is likely to swing like a roller coaster again. But if the injection of 3,500 BTC really happens, the balance sheet would directly turn into a crypto asset pool.
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BasketWeaver
· 9h ago
PIPE funding is settled in Bitcoin—looks like ZBAO wants to bind big shots in the crypto world, but getting past the Nasdaq review will likely be tough.
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FlowWatcher
· 9h ago
Buying 3,500 BTC right out of the gate—so that’s almost over $200 million, right? Who is the buyer—Joyertach? The name sounds like a Japanese company.
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LevelDetective
· 9h ago
3,500 BTC? This fundraising method is hardcore enough.
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RoyaltyCrusader
· 9h ago
Before the InsurTech business was spun off, it was operated by the original team, but the buyer nominates a majority of the directors—doesn’t that amount to a de facto acquisition? Be careful about compliance risk.
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