RE: Tide is due to turn16 Feb 2026 11:41
Newuncle, WCAP currently holds £35 mil of WSHP shares, with £7 mil of debt that has previously been extended, and £4mil mcap. The loan is an issue, and is priced in, however if WSHP continues current trajectory of downwards then it's bad news for everyone, that's why I see WSHP price as the biggest factor here. Conversely, if WSHP ran back up to $100 as it was not long ago, then a third party could easily justify a £7mil loan to pay off the DCB loan and take a forward looking bet.
Weshop seem to be doing the right thing, getting retailers on board, but really we need to see the influencer push in the US and some sales going through to get this all moving again.
Let's say for a minute that Hawk calls in the loan. WCAP has no funds to pay it, so what happens? You're assuming they take the whole company. But they have 1.295mil shares that have a publicly available market price of $37.41 each. Maybe they argue that we'll give you 260k of our WSHP shares to settle the loan. But they can't sell until Nov. So what happens there? An extended court case?
This is certainly not without risk. It's high risk for sure, but if the tide changes then there's potential for very high multibag reward. I would certainly agree that you should not be investing money you could not afford to lose on this as it could go in any direction. Not your typical investment.