RE: Time15 May 2023 10:32
Not sure how that works with a company looking to delist from AIM who at 25 April 2023, had cash of £516,000 with current contractual liabilities of £231,000. The Company also has ongoing costs including directors' fees, insurance costs, AIM listing fees, registrar fees, professional and other advisers' fees and website hosting costs. The directors of the Company (the "Directors" and together, the "Board") are taking steps to renegotiate fees where possible, however the current monthly spend is approximately £40,000 before any one-off expenses including advisory costs relating to the future of the Company.
Given the Company's cash position, its current contractual liabilities, the contingent liabilities it has to consider and the ongoing cost run-rate, the likelihood of the Company being able to continue for a period longer than three months from the date of this announcement before becoming insolvent is low.
At current free cash £285,000 and 53.5 million shares equates to 0.005p per share with ongoing expenditure to come off this. Current share price 0.0035p doesn’t shout out multibag.
Thanks for the advice but I’ll give it a miss.