Dear Friend:

It’s big and getting bigger.

I am pleased to report Newsmax has raised $100 million so far in our Preferred Share raise, in funds closed and committed.

We are well on our way to raising our goal of $150 million before our expected public offering.

Last week I shared our explosive ratings numbers.

We had 34 million viewers in Q3 – up 48% from Q3.

You can see our success with our Q3 2024 Ratings Report here.

With the raising of $100 million, we expect to close soon on the remaining amount!

And Newsmax is also still on track for our planned public offering as we await SEC approval.

If that goes well, we could be listed on the New York Stock Exchange soon, perhaps as early as January or February of 2025.

Invest in Newsmax’s Preferred Share Offer – Go Here Now.

Remember, Preferred Shares come with a 7% dividend and are priced at a 25% discount to the public offering share price, subject to approval.

If you have already invested, you can buy more shares, just go back to the Investor Portal or email us.

If you are a new investor and eligible to purchase shares, you can do so – Go Here Now.

Newsmax is excited not only for the growth we see ahead, but the impact we are having on media and our country.

Join with us today and review our investment opportunity before it closes.

Yours for America,

P.S. The recent election proved the vital role Newsmax is playing. Join with us in keeping America strong – See More Here

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