Newpoint is a sham: Part 5 - 200+ securities registered by Newpoint and associates (many not on the balance sheet).
Chronology and schedule of security documents – Newpoint and associated companies and individuals (registrations in the USA) UPDATED
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Mark Smith : September 20, 2024 1:57:08 AM AEST
(registrations in the USA)
We apologise for some of the formating and paragraph numbering issues which we will update but have published this in the interests of informing the public and furthering debate.
Further analysis and commentary is expected including factual schedules of misstatements and/or overstatements of asset backing (or otherwise) on the various published balance sheets and financial statements of the associated company.
Securities map to be released shortly.
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Regards,
NPFC SPV 1 - AS SECURED PARTY
(ASSET NOT REGISTERED ON THE NPFC SPV 1 BALANCE SHEET)
NPFC SPV 1 - AS DEBTOR (LIABILITY NOT REGISTERED ON THE NPFC SPV 1 BALANCE SHEET)
Chronology and schedule of security documents – Newpoint and associated companies and individuals (registrations in the USA) UPDATED
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