- BioStem Technologies ( OTCQB:BSEM ) said it signed a share exchange agreement to acquire back 10% of the issued and outstanding shares of its non-wholly owned subsidiary and manufacturing division.
- BioStem inked an agreement with M.W. Jens Realty Investments — a shareholder of Delaware-based Blue Tech Industries, which is a non-wholly owned subsidiary of Biostem and manufacturing division for the company's tissue allografts.
- Under the agreement, the company agreed to acquire the common shares of Blue Tech held by M.W. Jens in exchange for issuing 500K common shares of BioStem, par value $0.001, to M.W. Jens.
- "We are happy to come to an agreement after four years of our partner’s investment to get our Tissue allograft division up and running," said BioStem CEO Jason Matuszewski.
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BioStem inks share exchange contract to buy back common stock of unit/manufacturing division