RE: Amazing2 Jul 2024 13:37
I don't believe that non-dilutive funding is an option here. The main form of no-dilutive funding are loans and with Sareum being pre-revenue I don't see that being an option.
That leave some kind of a joint venture. And, in that case, the other party aren't going to give money for free. They will take a portion of the commercial interest in 1801 which will then dilute shareholder value on the back end, when Sareum (hopefully) reaches a positive conclusion.
Whichever way this goes, dilution is going to happen. It can occur up from with a placing or on the back end with a reduction of Sareum's commercial interests in 1801.
Bill.