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MLEC Moolec Science SA

$1.42
$0.03
(2.19%)
Today
Closed $1.40
$0.02
(1.43%)
After Hours
Reported EarningsOct 2
Mkt Cap$994,782.00
Vol7,256.00

About MLEC

Moolec Science SA engages in the development and production of science-based food ingredients. Its products include pet food, animal feed, and dietary supplements. It operates through the following segments: Seed and Integrated Products, Crop Protection, Crop Nutrition, and Emerging Solutions. The company was founded by Gastón Paladini, Henk Hoogenkamp, and Martin Salinas in 2020 and is headquartered in George Town, Cayman Islands.
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RickHuble
$MLEC We must all agree this wouldnt be our scenario... as again its highly illegal. We must thank our current board for everything they have done to stay out of these scenarios. As stated they work hard to provide the highest value for us shareholders. Lets not speculate... "When a company's technology is achieving major scientific milestones but suddenly heads into liquidation because a corporate backer pulls the plug, it frequently triggers heavy suspicion of a "structured collapse" or a predatory inside deal. While there is no explicit legal verdict stating that this is an intentional "theft," the corporate timeline and structure show exactly why retail investors feel the game was rigged from the inside."
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RickHuble
$MLEC This would be highly illegal. This is purely educational and a hypothetical scenario. The Teams mentioned would never do something like this. Again...its illegal. And therefore, would obviously never be considered. Step 4: The Clean Slate Rebirth The auction concludes, and the insiders' private shell company wins the patents for a fraction of their true long-term worth. • The Result: The liquidator takes whatever minimal cash or debt-wiping was offered, distributes it to the top-tier creditors, and closes Moolec Science SA forever. Retail investors get $0. • The Aftermath: The insiders now own 100% of the proprietary seeds and bio-energy tech inside a private company. They no longer have to answer to the SEC, they no longer have to issue public disclosures, and every single retail shareholder has been legally erased from the cap table. Two years later, once the market improves, they can commercialize the tech and keep 100% of the billions in profit for themselves.
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TraderBuckNKY
$MLEC ...make a note traders.:... Beware b4 ever investing a dime with any of these individuals: The company was founded by Gastón Paladini, Henk Hoogenkamp, and Martin Salinas in 2020 and is headquartered in George Town, Cayman Mr. Alejandro Antalich Chief Executive Officer Mr. Henk Hoogenkamp Ph.D. Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer Mr. Martin Salinas Ph.D. Co-Founder Ms. Valeria Falottico Chief Financial Officer Dr. Paola Díaz Dellavalle Chief Technology Officer Dr. Amit Dhingra Ph.D. Chief Science Officer - Ms. Catalina Jones B.A. Chief of Staff & Sustainability
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focafoca99
$MLEC concludes its voluntary winding up, approving joint liquidators and dismissing PwC as auditor.
KickenBack
$MLEC they are out of business it’s very little or zero. No miracle in sight. Out of Business! Illegal assholes! Write down all names associated with them and never buy anything they’re involved in again.
Hatch3718
$MLEC Meeting on October 20th to liquidate. My days of making money on this are over. It was good while it lasted.
KickenBack
$MLEC Royal Piece of Shit that made more shit. Remember their names m. SEC say what? What SEC?
CaptainAce1
$MLEC ........WTF happened to Agriculture Investment Group?.................Why would they become the controlling s hareholders to liquidate to company?
RickHuble
$MLEC This would be highly illegal. This is purely educational and a hypothetical scenario. The Teams mentioned would never do something like this. Again...its illegal. And therefore, would obviously never be considered. Step 3: The "Credit Bid" or "Stalking Horse" Maneuver This is the moment where the technology is legally transferred. • The Action: A newly formed, private shell company—secretly funded by the same insiders or their close associates—steps into the liquidation auction as a "Stalking Horse Bidder." • The Loophole: If Moolec owed money to its parent companies or insiders (which SEC filings indicate they did through various inter-company notes), the insiders can use a legal maneuver called Credit Bidding. Instead of bidding actual cash, they bid the value of the debt Moolec owes them. An outside buyer would have to bring millions in cash; the insiders can just wave a piece of corporate paper.

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