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I am hearing big problems with the DB12.

Cash raise will be just round the corner too, so no one is buying.

Why have we not had an RNS to confirm some of the debt has been paid off with last raise? Have they paid off less debt to keep cash for emergencies?

I would be more worried about the problems with the DB12.

Noah, give up.

Rambling nonsense, and you've never once called a cash raise before it happened. All you have called is the Lucid tie up which was an easy guess as PIF own both.

You even argued with me over the 60% dilution last year, when it was in the FT.

Utter vacuous piffle.

I see the MM swooped for all the buys at support level (225p) this morning, let's see how long those buyers hold tight for.

Lawrence probably started the rumour of selling his shares to try and shore up the share price. £7.25 a share? Hahahaha.

It won't work. Looks like Invesco are selling their entire stake, because if you are not happy with Stroll, why would you only sell some?

I bet they are getting out before the next cash raise, which will be the big one.

Must be imminent and they had a sniff of it. Nobody trusts a proven liar.

'Fully funded', haha. a company losing hundreds of millions every year needing £2bn over the next 5 years to electrify.

It's 3% or under for a notification.

Invesco still have a LOT to sell, hence no notification...yet.

RNS for Yewtree buying, but not for Invesco selling?

You can't cover it up Lawrence.

Invesco have only sold 2.7%, imagine if they want too sell the lot....

The Chinese are buying and lending them out to drive the price lower, that's what they do when Stroll makes them pay a premium for their original stake.

TheDuke gets it, at least someone does. ;)

@Ghini. The company will struggle with profitability, so the only way to get the share price up is to get two VERY interested parties to fight over the spoils. ;)

Grow up.

Because I have an issue with Stroll lying to shareholders, you bend that into me wanting 2500 people to lose their job?

Some boss you must have been.

Funding to grow the business is fine, lying about it is plain stupidity. Everyone knows.

"Let me be crystal clear, black and white: we do not need money"

Feb 2022.

Since then they have raise circa £1bn.

SInce Stroll took over there has been £2bn pumped into AML.

Proof that it's an unsustainable business on it's own.

Now they need to invest another £2bn over 5 years, owe Mercedesmoney, owe Lucid cash, and STILL have £1.1bn of bond debt needing refinanced in 2025.

How many more cash raises will there be.

The one where Stroll finally let's go will be the biggest...

PS, bookbuilding is mainly around 371p, 6.2% drop from today's closing price.

Don't say I'm not good to you.... ;)

I posted this FOUR days ago, and was laughed at.

This won't be the last time.

Amazing that Lawrence made the £650m cash raise deeper than it had to be, to buy millions of shares under £1, then sell them recently at 3 times what he paid. Now another cash raise, but retail holders cannot take advantage of the discounted shares. But Stroll and chums can take advantage, with their huge profit from the last cash raise. But Stroll is still treated like a god.

You couldn't make it up.

I told you so.....

c2645sg

Posted in: AML

Posts: 3,047

Price: 375.80

No Opinion

RE: 2nd Resistance Point28 Jul 2023 10:00

All the people who attacked me for being right are now selling up, haha, priceless.

-AML admit to needing £2bn investment required over next 5 years: £1.8bn Capex and £200m cash to Lucid. That’s £400m per year.

-£1.2bn in bond debt needing dealt with in 2025.

-£140m required to pay Mercedes in 2024.

-Payables of £800m due (to suppliers)

From a company turning through cash at a rate of roughly £350m in 8 months.

Smoke and mirrors. Cash raise coming soon, be wary.

Where was Kingham pub when the last cash raise came around?

60% dilution, and you knew nothing about it, and argued against me when I said they needed cash.

Charlatan.

All the people who attacked me for being right are now selling up, haha, priceless.

-AML admit to needing £2bn investment required over next 5 years: £1.8bn Capex and £200m cash to Lucid. That’s £400m per year.

-£1.2bn in bond debt needing dealt with in 2025.

-£140m required to pay Mercedes in 2024.

-Payables of £800m due (to suppliers)

From a company turning through cash at a rate of roughly £350m in 8 months.

Smoke and mirrors. Cash raise coming soon, be wary.

@cantbelieveit.

Make sure you have no limit order to sell.

Done that many times myself!

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One of the key things from the update:

• Cash balance of £400m (December 2022: £583m) included £95m of proceeds from the subscription shares issued to Geely International (Hong Kong) Limited, with an additional c. £60m of revolving credit facility available, providing overall liquidity of c. £460m • Net debt of £846m (December 2022: £766m) including a positive £62m non-cash FX revaluation of US dollar-denominated debt as the GBP strengthened against the US dollar

In six months they burnt through (and I could be wrong) £287m - cash down from £583m to £400m, which included the £95m share sale proceeds.

I'd be keen to buy as I think the products are much improved but will wait for the next capital raise first and see where the shares land...

You called it completely wrong and have the cheek to have a pop at me when I called everything correctly, hilarious.

The shorters took all your money, then went long at 89p. ;)

astonbroomes

Posted in: AML

Posts: 42

Price: 2,202.00

Hold

RE: Pause for thought25 Feb 2021 09:39

What are people thinking shorting a stock like this? It’s in turnaround mode, all the negative news is pretty much behind us now.

We’re slowly but surely on the up, all shorters WILL eventually get burned, GME/ AMC style.

I have no idea, no more or less than any other individual.

Gross debts are unchanged, still £1.24bn of them.

Net debt (gross debt minus cash) is down because they raised £750m in the last 9 months.

Stop making it look like anything else.