XenaCare merging with Sun Packing
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Delray Beach, Fla.-based nutritional product firm XenaCare Holdings, which is launching the SunPill supplement designed to help protect skin, announced Aug. 22 it filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to merge with Houston -based Sun Packing. Through the deal expected to close by October, XenaCare says it will put Sun Packing in charge of 50.1 percent of shares in the merged company. The merger "will reflect a combined business entity with expected first year sales in excess of $15 million and the capability" to apply for NASDAQ or American Stock Exchange Listing, says XenaCare President Frank Rizzo. XenaCare says a new name reflecting both businesses may be developed
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