RE: GigaWitt have you sold out.26 Jan 2023 16:10
I must admit as a newbie to this share having bought in at the same price (37p) that the over subscribed placing took place at in June 2022, I am amazed that some pis have now jumped ship with the company now hugely derisked. Nought as strange as folk I suppose
"On 6 June 2022, the Company announced that it had raised £2.25m from a Placing and a Subscription for new shares at a price of 37 pence per share. A Broker Option opened at that time on the same terms and this closed at 5:00pm on 7 June 2022. The Company had indicated that the maximum number of shares to be issued would be 5% of the issued share capital immediately prior to the Fundraise (approximately £5.65m in total with a maximum of £3.40m from the Broker Option).
The Broker Option was very significantly over-subscribed. The Company has taken efforts to protect the participation requests from smaller retail investors and many of these will either not be scaled back or only modestly so. The balance of other participation requests have been scaled back after consultation with the Company's Joint Broker, Turner Pope Investments.
The total amount raised in the Fundraise, after scaling back over-subscriptions, amounts to £5.65m before costs of approximately £0.25m. FY22 year end cash is therefore expected to be between £7.0m and £7.5m. The additional funding from the Broker Option extends the Company's cash runway into CY25, well beyond the point that the Company expects the organic business to be profitable and cash generative. The significant value inflection point in the Samsung IP litigation trial, now due in September 2022, was already covered by the Placing and Subscription. The cash runway now extends even further and beyond the expected outcome of Samsung's appeals against the decisions in Nanoco's favour by the Patent Trial and Appeal Board on the validity of all 47 of Nanoco's claims in the litigation."