RE: Some notes from the investor meeting14 Sep 2025 17:07
Value...... you are asking why anyone thinks CLN shares will hit the market.
Reason is that if CLN holders want to convert them on 31st Dec, TUN either pays them cash or gives them shares.
At the moment TUN don't have the cash. Conversion Price would be 3p.
If they get funding, will the funder underwrite the risk of CLNs being cashed in at the end of the year ?
If they are converted to shares they can either sell them on the open market and any price higher than 3 p will make a profit, or hold them.
But once they are converted, they add dilution. Even if they are held and not sold they still make every original share worth less.
That's my understanding.
A billion times 3p is £30 million debt to underwrite.
That would be my understanding.
So any finding needs £30 million just to cover the CLNs being converted.
effectively, CLN holders would become equity partners if they don't sell the shares and could even have controlling majority.
A takeover would need £30 million plus buying out all current holder. Who would sell tomorrow for a 6p offer ?
The more I think about it, the harder the funding looks.
Interesting scenarios to digest