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While I agree that SM is a strong buy it does come with a caveat - SM may have to issue convertible bonds to get them away - however this is I think already priced into the SP.
Myo you spoil sport lol but of course you are right !!!
Right time to get the mower out
Fabulous buying opportunity for anyone with B***S of steel. Such as massively uncertain time and anybody that says the bonds will be sold 100% no problem is talking out their a**e. This is big money we're talking about here. I'm not selling but nor can I bring myself to buy at this stage. Kudos to those that have and I hope it pays off!
sorry guys you are both obviously quicker on the keyboard than me lol
I think it's generally accepted that we will have 10bn shares in circulation at that time so it'll be time for the £ party
ffc
There will be 10B shares once the convertible bonds convert so £1
By 2027 with full convertible bond conversion I believe we will have 10b shares . So with a m.cap of 10b. That's £1.00 a share isn't it.
So at 10bn, assuming no more dilution we could be looking at £1.17 a share?
yes Bigtibbs , a market cap of circa 10-20 bn , and obviously I believe the top end of that .... IMO of course
ffc
In that article it says a possible future worth of 10-20bn, does that mean market cap?
Sorry didn't mean to send , I was going to say I thought it was more balanced than the fool stuff although a bit dramatic in places... I've not seen anything from them before ...
You're not a fan then chem
Majority of links provided come from total market solution....hmmmm....4 tick ups though so clearly has a following....
GLA Chem
yes thanks for that BurtonD it seems to sum it up really and nice to be reminded of the video made for the AGM
Sirius Minerals took a beating in the market last week when it announced that it was suspending a $500m bond issue due to market conditions. The firm must complete the issue to unlock a $2.5bn credit facility with JP Morgan. This cash will both fund the construction of the company’s flagship Woodsmith Mine potash project and – most importantly – stop it from going under when it runs out of cash at the end of next month. With shares sitting at record lows and several weeks remaining until Sirius’ funds run dry, could the former AIM darling represent a decent buying opportunity?
https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/08/19/sirius-minerals-plc/