RE: 3.16p sp by 18 December25 Nov 2020 00:30
TFE, I think you have made some excellent points there. This fundraise is the last hurrah as far as I'm concerned, because if the Kallak licence proves elusive again next year, then another fundraise in 2022, especially of such magnitude, to fund all three projects, will be devastating. Budge needs to find a way of ensuring the Swedish Government brings us the concession decision and, moreover, that the market also recognises the Kosovo and Finland projects, when one considers how much cash is being earmarked for those ventures.
Kurt has been ambitious, and I like that, as long as it is measured against overly risking our position, and he does not also take shareholders for granted going forward. Time will tell if he's been correct in his implementation of the latest strategy. The 3.16p discount price is still a massive blow to us, in my opinion, but I'm making the most of it, with the limited funds that I have, with difficulty, made available. At least shareholders were also offered these new shares at such a discount. Hopefully a saving grace, providing we have the funds and the stomach for more risk.
Anyway, I appreciate your thoughts about what is occurring and naturally, I guess we both hope that with a three-pronged attack over three regions, that Kurt hasn't bitten off more than he can chew, particularly at our expense.
Kallak is obviously the most advanced project and simply must be delivered before long. He had to find a way to force the Government to perform its proper function, perhaps the KU will indirectly assist us, but it remains his job to see that justice for our Company is served.
Let's see.