-- Agereh Technologies (AUTO.V) 週三盤後表示，計劃進行非經紀人私募，發行5%可轉換無擔保債券，募集資金總額最高可達20萬美元。 該公司表示，募集資金淨額將用於銷售和行銷費用以及一般營運資金。每張債券面額1000美元，年利率5%，自發行日起24個月後到期。屆時，債券持有人將以現金償還全部本金及任何已累積但未支付的利息。 聲明指出，此次私募仍需獲得監管機構的批准，包括多倫多證券交易所創業板（TSX Venture Exchange）的批准，並可能分批完成，具體由公司決定。 該公司股票於週二在多倫多證券交易所創業板最後一次交易，收盤價為0.065美元。
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