RE: COPL are incorporated in Canada, not London don’t forget30 Dec 2023 00:35
Dickbat - I said I thought it would be over. And it still might. I also said I hope it doesn’t for all our sakes. So why don’t you just STFU? We are all still deep in this.
So there’s currently just shy of 1 billion shares in issue currently. They’re issuing another 1.3 billion. So when we were 1p per share, we had a market cap of circa £10m. Now, a £10m valuation would mean the SP only being 0.43p.
Or put another way, my average in price of 1.9p, it would be the equivalent of me actually having paid 4.4p, and if we get back to the market cap when I bought in, it would be just 0.81p. So COPL need to peddle hard.
“Under the terms of the Forbearance Agreement… the senior lender agrees not to enforce certain rights, remedy, powers and privileges available to it as a result existing defaults under the terms of the senior loan facility before February 29, 2024…
Among other things, the Forbearance Agreement requires the Company to deliver a cash flow generative business plan which shall include a sales process for the Company's assets. ***There can be no guarantee that such a process will result in a sale or that even if a sale was completed, will result in net proceeds to the Company***
So they’ve got to sell off assets, and we might not even see any wonga from it.
So Dickbat - the lights stay on, which is possibly good news if you think the terms above are acceptable. But perhaps a bit too early for you to be gloating?