Case for the bulls14 Oct 2019 09:34
Low market cap at £1.1m.
Still a microcap following the proposed dilution.
Likelihood of £10m+ of near term investment.
Assets a mixture of producing and development/exploration.
DD done given we pretty much know it's the plug and play RTO that Chris Oil and Brokerman Daniel desperately wanted for ADL (hence their vitriolic attacks on NUOG).
Given the above the likelihood is a rapid investment and I believe the asset appraisal strategy is already in place.
Parsons et al have made literally thousands of percent gains for early bird investors. They're planning to do the same here.
On the loan the fact they were happy to pay it off prior to the GM speaks volumes and shows complete commitment to the investement case.
There is no way Shard sold it for nothing. They could have cleaned the shell themselves, plugged their own assets in and regained their capital that way.
The loan is held by the directors themselves, hence it's a related party that holds, not another entity that would drag on the price.
Given that it’s held by the directors themselves they recoup their money either by future repayment from capital or from conversion to give them a substantial holding. That aligns them.
They’ll want and, so I've been told, expect the price to be far higher to gain the full stated value for any conversion and enable the maximum return on the investment with maximum holding for the directors involved.
They will not be plugging in the investment capital of their close associates only to use a degenerative strategy of converting and offloading as directors.
These are the guys that gave early, and we are very early here, eyewatering returns in SOU and IRG.And then there's the raise. They very easily raised £500k from a small pool of connected investors even though it was subject to GM. Given the state of the market at the moment that's o mean feat for a £800k market cap company.
And lest we forget Minty has left the building.