RE: newgen25 Aug 2021 13:46
IMO the term binding is principally a legal term around the requirement of the lender and the borrower to uphold the loan contract terms, of which the key headlines were mostly covered in the RNS. In effect amounts, rates, payment dates of both sides, security over assets etc etc.
Within these terms RMM will get $15 million on completion and the further US$5 million will be available towards the end of this year. However their are certain conditions to be met for the second tranche of $5m to be released.
I'd imagine these conditions would obviously be around some form of success criteria. I'm sure TB etc will be comfortable they can deliver them but no one can really clarify other than those involved tbh. So I won't speculate with thoughts on what they may be.
Repayments are due after the first anniversary of closing, paid monthly so if they progress the turnaround as intended those payments won't be an issue.
It's all heading in the right direction IMO.
Binding financing should almost certainly complete.
Stope production is progressing to have consistent ore even if collapses happen.
Exploration is proving higher grades which can be exploited in time. Some corker grades at that.
They 'just' need to keep on mining and let the rest take care of itself.
Obviously a little more complex but that's what it boils down to. No way this business, with its proven assets, jurisdiction, infrastructure etc should be priced as it is.
Even on a risked basis this is v cheap IMO.
It's not risk free, nothing is, but the chances of success are high IMHO and as this progresses I expect my investment and patience to reap rewards towards or at my target price.
Atb