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"Following settlement of the Offers, $1,143,720,000 in aggregate principal amount of the Senior Secured Notes and $222,316,776 in aggregate principal amount of the Second Lien Notes will remain outstanding"

So $1.336 BILLION still outstanding in debt, when it was $1.516 BILLION before the RI.
Lawrence, I thought you were raising funds to pay down debt? You've hardly touched it.
And like I said, the interest on it will be over £300m per annum now as the pund has sunk so low.

What a shambles.

Maybe both views can be correct?
Invest to make money, but avoiding the morally bankrupt industry of death.

Feel free to invest in whatever you want, that’s your right in the free world.
But don’t expect any respect from me, because you made money out of of the world’s merchants of death. Shameful.

I bet you have a few oil companies in there too
Maybe you can pass them on to your grandchildren, they can use the profits to cure lung cancer and oil spills.

EG68, I don't short companies, or short very much at all. Only indices when I saw Covid coming.
You've learned somethings from me and thanked me in the past.
Perfect, education is my primary goal!

The same reason you are here, to post my view.
Have you got an issue with that?
Good.

What's your agenda Bacchusil?

I have called this correctly from £23 to under £1. The rampers hated me and tried with all their might to shut me up. I show them up with facts, then others can choose who to believe. Before I started this BB was a ramptastic one way street.
Now we get both sides. Check back my posting history.

AML bond debt: $1.516 BILLION. They are paying off $200m, so still left with $1.3 billion, with a huge interest bill of £300m + per year.
AML makes whopping losses every year as they can't compete with Ferrari/Merc etc on their own.
Their targets of £500m I have shown to stil make a loss.

So please give us your rworkings as how they return to profitiablility.
Or at least be honest and say it's purely faith based and you hppe youre right, but give no data to back it up,....because you can't even calculate a market cap properly.

Deutsche bank were joint bookrunners on the rights issue.
Of course they say 180p, which was ther TERP, as they are probably still selling some of the shares they were left with from disgruntled PIs.

You don't think shareholders are selling at a loss.
IT"S DROPPED MOST DAYS FOR ALMOST 18 MONTHS from £23 to 90p.
It's looking like going to zero.
Losing court case could take 20% off the price.
Stroll selling his AML holdings will take 80% off the price.

Like tobacco stocks Jon, aye?
Delicious irony of someone coming on here to slate other people's investing, and himself is in invested in the most morally bankrupt niche one could find on the markets.
Maybe have a look at the history of tobacco companies?

Stroll will have to sell soon now. Oterwise he will never make his money back on the AML investment.
Probably just in time to avoid having to pay Nebula in court costs, leave the wreckage to Geely or PIF to sort.
All the rights issue rampers have sold up at a fat 50% loss and left the BB, standard.
Where are the rampers? Richard, AML007, Son of swiss?

They pretend to own shares and know people in the business to make you invest, but they don't.
And even if they are real and invested as much cash as they said they did, they are utterly hopeless at investing.... sorry, gambling.

AML market cap now £650m.
Not long before it tracks back to a market cap under £500m, the entire value created from the rights issue disappears in 2 weeks.

Buying at over £9, ouch , now under £1.

Son_of_Swiss
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RE: Info02 Mar 2022 09:22
Topped up at £9.23 this morning.
Son_of_Swiss
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RE: Sunday morning Silverstone update04 Jul 2022 13:33
Yikes still lots of green on here!!!

So a factual post for you.

I actually was at Silverstone on Saturday and in the AM team garage before qualifying and the deluge.

Talk was optimistic about the qualifying and the team were clearly upset about the session afterwards. It had been bone dry until 2.52pm and then turned into a deluge at 2.55pm. There were a considerable number of punters who had checked the weather forecast!!!

I was also in with MacLaren, Ferrari and Mercedes as well and noticed no difference between the teams with regards to mood etc.

There was none of the downbeat dribble as posted by some fakes on here. Lance was a bit sulky but then he has been for ages. Seb was top form.

As for talk of AML as opposed to AM F1 the talk was calm and all going to plan. I spoke to several people connected and no fake bankers.

I was fortunate to take some profit last summer to treat myself and now sit on a paper loss but remember it is only a loss if sold. Having been here before Stroll became involved I am in for the long term and am happy to wait and weather the storm.

Others may do other things but I definitely would not be listening to the constant diatribe posted by a certain individual who clearly is on a crusade for reasons they are not willing to be open and honest about. They clearly do not believe in Karma nor care for the thousands of families affected if companies fail.

F@@king fantastic race though!!!!!

Son_of_Swiss
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RE: Goldman Sachs Cuts price by half18 Apr 2022 18:07
I had a very long conversation with an AML employee last week and am very happy to stay a LTH on what was said.

I wonder if he bought at £2, of he has, lost half his money in 2 weeks.
Be careful who you listen to.

Son_of_Swiss
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RE: Why would you invest?09 Sep 2022 22:31
it is 4 new shares for every old one held.

AJ Bell have been updating customers.

Not sure how long this will stay where it as I'll be buying bloody house at anything over £2.00??

Tyre supplier, hahaha. Family, haha!
These lunatics say make up anything to try and shore up the share price.
Last time he was in the pit lane at F1, speaking to every single constructor
Lies.

Another drop today and all the short termers from the rights issue will be bailing, then hoping to buy back in at 89p.
At that point all the raised rights issue money is gone, except for £200m to settle the Nebula court case.
And the next cash raise will start getting planned in around 6 months.

I can't speak for others, so have no idea.

There are no investors left, only speculators. Equity holders are just bag carriers for PIF/Geel/Stroll.

Ask yourself why you would invest in a company with unsustainable debts, who are about to hit a recession, and much higher interest rates, needing to increase sales nearly 70% to hit 10,000 per annnum which still results in a £100m loss?
You're supposed to invest in companies who make a profit and share the winnings with shareholders.

The average is the TERP, which was around £1.79.
I'd say since the AML market cap doubled with all those new shares, why wouldn't it settle at half of that, therefore the same market cap as before the rights issue.?
Which is 89.5p.
If you think the AML market cap should double from doing nothering other than creating new shares out of thin air, then keep buying, it will rise to £1.78 again.

If you have no financial sense and think its cheap just becasuer it's fallen from £23 to 95p, buy some more too.

If you know the rights issue has been a total clusterfunk, then wait for it to settle down to a realistic level as it was before the rights issue.

Or just pray and hope, that totally works.....

So much for blocking me, huh?

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RE: 103p06 Oct 2022 22:58
C3p0 lies. Makes up figures. Claims to be the Messiah or Nosferatu when anything is vaguely near his guesses.

The freak seems to have no care that real people and real jobs and real families are involved here.

The lowest of the low. Pond life who I would love to meet in the flesh one day.

Yay, let’s all trust someone who lies to shareholders with impunity.
“Let me be crystal clear, we do not need cash”. Whilst working on a rights issue which has been an unmitigated disaster, down almost 50% in 2 weeks.
Deluded.

DBX sales were awful in H1, down 32%, and that was AFTER the straight 6 was launched in China.

APAC sales were down 26% in Q1, AFTER the straight 6 was launched.
Don't let facts get in the way of a good ramp though. ;)

DBX was supposed to be AML's saviour, now it's seriously floundering.

H1 sales were c.2500, therefore full year is 5000 This would need an increase of 30% to meet full year targets of 6600.
September sales are down 20% in the UK.

If September sales are 20% below last September, it does NOT bode well for sales targets.
Profit warning end of year.