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Bolt reportedly threatens legal action against Silverbear Capital

Last updated: September 1, 2024 2:06 am
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Bolt Threatens Legal Action Against Silverbear Capital Amid Fundraising Dispute

In a surprising turn of events, Bolt’s CEO has hinted at the possibility of legal action against Silverbear Capital, the investment bank at the center of a fundraising controversy. The dispute has raised questions about the validity of the deal and the involvement of key players.

CEO Justin Grooms expressed concerns about internal miscommunication at Silverbear Capital, a lead investor in the fundraising round. Grooms stated, “They signed a binding term sheet committing $200 million. Our legal team is prepared to enforce our rights vigorously.”

Despite Bolt’s claims, Silverbear partner Veronica Welch denied any miscommunication and stated that the deal was never discussed or approved by the company. This conflicting information has cast doubt on the true nature of the agreement.

Recent leaks revealed Bolt’s ambitious plans to raise $200 million in equity funding and $250 million in marketing credits at a $14 billion valuation. The unique pay-to-play structure of the deal has drawn attention, as existing backers are faced with a decision to invest or risk losing their stakes in the company.

While Silverbear was initially believed to be leading the equity round, partner Brad Pamnani clarified that the deal is being orchestrated through a special purpose vehicle managed by a private equity fund in the UAE. This revelation has added another layer of complexity to the situation.

Furthermore, The London Fund’s involvement in providing marketing credits has been confirmed, but the firm has expressed uncertainty about the leaked documents. The London Fund emphasized that discussions with Bolt’s management have taken place, but no transaction has been finalized.

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As the fundraising saga unfolds, the conflicting statements from key players have created a cloud of uncertainty around the deal. Bolt’s threat of legal action against Silverbear Capital underscores the high stakes involved in the ongoing dispute.

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