RE: Waiver until the 30th8 Apr 2025 21:58
The waiver they refer to will be in relation to debt covenants. Covenants are normally based on historical and future forecast financials.. The RNS refers to a waiver with respect to historic results, suggesting that the adjustments to prior years will cause a breach in covenant the lenders have waived. They will be working on FY24 results and a future going concern forecast to get the auditors and lenders sign off/waiver. The LSE will require accounts to be filed by 30/4, failure to do so results in share trading, this is likely an LSE rule. They need to continue to work with lenders and auditors to get a clean set of accounts and any waivers required. This will strengthen any discussion with the bidder who will, through their due diligence exercise likely be privy to the same information but under NDA.
WG is a good company with a solid order book that generates cash. So long as there are no horrors in contract obligations going forward (where the price is fixed) this should work out.