RE: Level of production3 Mar 2023 11:20
Cheesy, please read and digest the following
During the months following the IPO the Company's share price rose considerably, peaking on 13 April 2022 at 104p, making utilisation of the Loan Facility unattractive to the Company. In April 2022 MBU and the Company agreed to a variation of the terms of the Loan Facility such that amounts drawn under the Loan Facility from 7 April 2022 would be convertible at 60p, as opposed to 15p, and this variation was announced as transaction with a related party on 6 June 2022.
So the original price for conversion was 15p per share. Due to the increase in SP to a pound, AW negotiated a new price of 60p… due to the fall they have now decided that 30p will do… now considering they’re currently at 20p, MBU have confidence that they will hit that price in the future.
Debt paid to MBU. Debt being cleared on CLNs at £250,000 a month.
All opening up for the dividend. Who knows it might be the only one and then there is a takeover.. happy days all round.