RE: Re Barclays13 Sep 2018 10:51
The Warrants were agreed and given in lieu of the fees in exchange for the release of the £2.5m loan facility. Warrants are used a lot if you haven't got, or don't want to part with the money. This clearly shows that Barclays must think this is a very safe bet or they wouldn't have done the deal. In the RNS it says the shares were allotted on 24th July 2017 so the period is a year possibly from that date.
'We received notification for the exercise of warrants over 5,863,021,931 ordinary shares of 0.01 pence each'
'Application has been made for 5,863,021,931 Ordinary Shares to be admitted to trading'
That should happen today.
What ever the complexities around my contradictory findings with regards to the Exercise and the Strike Price, the fact that Barclays have converted their Warrants to Shares (as opposed to letting them expire and die) means that they WANT them (as opposed to NOT wanting them)...