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• An unsolicited bid to buy Greenbriar's stake in and to the 995-home Sage Ranch sustainable community in California was recently made known by the company, Phantom Developments Limited of Toronto, Canada reportedly came up with this offer

• The purchase price in the accompanying offer to purchase is stated as sixty-two million dollars ($62,000,000.00) in cash, which as of the date of this letter is equivalent to roughly ($79,885,450.00) in Canadian currency.
• A formal, legally-binding offer from the company to purchase a whole regional real estate franchise network (Agency) is almost finished. The acquisition's combined sales, revenues, and net profits will be reported under a Greenbriar’s subsidiary.

Specifically in Canada and the United States, Greenbriar Capital Corp. is involved in the acquisition, development, operation, and sale of commercial, residential, industrial, and renewable energy-related real estate and energy projects. Its main objectives are the development of wind projects and a 100 megawatt solar project in Puerto Rico. Canada's Coquitlam serves as the corporate headquarters for Greenbriar Capital Corp., which was founded in 2009.

The Company is on the verge of completing a formal, legally-binding deal to acquire an entire regional real estate franchise network. The acquisition will result in the consolidation of sales, revenues, and net profits into a Greenbriar subsidiary. The franchise ownership of at least 2,000 agents, representing USD $7.1 billion in real estate transactions and roughly USD $104 million in combined commission income, is part of the revenues we intend to buy.

Details On The Purchase Offer And Its Impact:

The acquisition's combined sales, revenues, and net profits will be reported under a Greenbriar subsidiary. Franchise ownership of more than 2,000 agents, who collectively finalized real estate deals totaling $7.1 billion and collected around $104 million in commissions, makes up the income the business wants to buy. The valuation of Greenbriar Capital Corp. could be significantly impacted by this.

The real estate agency would benefit from joining forces with a publicly traded business because the merged company's assets would be worth far more than its share price at the time of the merger, making it a constructive investment for both parties.

Despite the Agency's acquisition price now being kept a secret, it may be fully paid for with a bank loan, common shares with a much higher market price (CDN $5), preferred shares, or any combination of the aforementioned. Jeff Ciachurski would continue to…