"We entered into this financing arrangement to satisfy our short-term cash requirements to complete the recent acquisitions. The recent acquisitions were made using a combination of cash and stock," Mr. Williams said. "Bederra Corporation invoices medical insurance companies for services rendered. Insurance companies traditionally pay slowly, which required the company to seek short-term financing to cover day to day expenses."
Bederra Corporation has 31,416,204 shares of common stock outstanding with 9.1 million shares in the public float as of January 31, 2008.
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Graham Williams
President
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