The following is an excerpt of a transcript from an interview with CNBC on August 6, 2018, a copy of
which will be posted on the Companys website:
Interviewer
: And you are spinning off and merging that vet business. Hows that
process going?
Stanley Bergman
: So we are spinning off our Animal Health business into a separate public company and merging it with Vets
First Choice to create a leading provider of products and related services to veterinarians. Very, very excited about that. I think the opportunity to drive more pets into the veterinary office is quite high with this joint venture that is now going
to be spun off.
Interviewer
: The pet markets been a hot investment. Weve seen a lot of M&A, a lot of deals, a lot of
everything around that space right now. How are you valuing that?
Stanley Bergman
: Well, of course the baby boomers are buying more pets
and the millennials are also investing in pets so its a great area to be in.
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In connection with the proposed transaction, Vets First Corp. plans to file relevant materials with the SEC, including a registration statement on Form
S-1/S-4
containing a prospectus, in the coming months.
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transaction.
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