Funding Agreement With Wall Street Equities

APRIL 18, 2014, Oakland, California—Oro East Mining, Inc. (“Company”) entered into a Funding Agreement with Wall Street Equities, Ltd., a Dubai-based limited liability company with principal offices at CNN Building, Office 23, Media City, Dubai, United Arab Emirates (“Consultant”). Consultant is an experienced fundraiser and pursuant to the Funding Agreement, Consultant will provide services to Company for issuing $100 million in convertible bonds at an annual interest rate of between 6% and 12.5% and help market for sale said convertible bonds in Europe and East Asia. The consideration paid by Company under the Funding Agreement is $35,000.00 in administrative fees to Wall Street Equities, Ltd. and $10,000.00 to Mohamad Toufic Nehmeh, Esq. In the event that $60 million in bond sales are transacted by Wall Street Equities, Ltd. within 90 days of the execution date of the Funding Agreement, then an additional 6.8 million restricted common shares shall be issued to Funder, to be tradable within 6 months after issue.

 

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