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UC Asset Announces Annual Shareholder Meeting to Discuss $1 Million Profit
UC Asset LP (OTCQB: UCASU) (OTC: UCASU) management announces that company has scheduled its annual shareholder meeting on March 31, 2023, to discuss its 2023 business plan, with which the company projects a gross profit of approximately $1 million, or, about $0.19 per share.
All shareholders by the year end of 2022 are eligible to attend the meeting. The meeting will be held virtually on the Zoom platform, and all eligible attenders will receive a meeting notice via mail or email.
Among other business matters, management will detail the company’s plan to further transition its portfolio from residential properties to cannabis cultivation properties. Accordingly, the company is launching a campaign to rebrand its portfolio as “Ultimate Cannabis Asset”.
Management also plans to revise the bylaw of the company with purpose to reduce its management fee and improve net profit. The revision may require a shareholder vote, which may be conducted before or at the annual meeting.
The company announces its annual shareholder meeting after it claims that it has become debt free and carries positive cash reserves, and is on track in its pursuit of $1 million gross profit for the year of 2023. The company has already realized $550,000 gross profit in the very first month of the year.
UC Asset had been operationally profitable in previous years. Last year, the company completed distribution to its shareholders a cash dividend of $0.10 per share, out of a $0.11 per share net income. Management has indicated that the company may distribute more dividend to its shareholders, if it reports higher net income.
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