0.68 Ratio19 Jan 2022 21:50
I think we need to fundamentally understand GL thinking here.
I can understand that we may want revenue producing assets.
But I cannot understand why we have the ratio set at such a terrible level. If is a true reflection of the value of our potential then we are a clutching at straws to think Sound is going to be worth anything more than a few pence. I will say it again this looks like Petromaroc. We will dilute with an extra 1 billion shares for a minnow. If we shoot up to 4p before the deal is done all of a sudden we are paying equivalent of 3p a share for ANGS. If the deal goes through before we move up then ANGS shareholders will sell into any rise after that for months to come. Stuffed either way.
We are supposed to be the future of the energy transition in Marco. Not warming a few hundred homes in the northeast of England.
It’s the fixed ratio that is the killer for me…..not very flattering for the Sound potential.
“ The terms of the Possible Offer would comprise the issue of 0.680 Sound Energy ordinary shares for each Angus ordinary share (the "Exchange Ratio") (subject to the reservations set out below). By way of example, the Exchange Ratio represents a value of approximately 1.50 pence per Angus share based on a closing price of 2.20 pence per Sound Energy share on 17 January 2022, being the last business day immediately prior to the date of this announcement.”