RE: Discord21 Oct 2025 09:41
funding gap: last, but most important. this sounds like he is looking to dilute us again.
aye, did you read they are looking at changing the loan terms? did you get that? he is on record saying it more than once. and that should be the shyster's focus. get the funding gap removed, or have it pushed out by 6-12 months. the latter should be easily achievable given how often he has talked about the 'great relationship' with the bank on multiple occasions.
as for who we raise with, well it doesn't matter. it's still 20% more shares at this level, and it will still cement the share price below 15p for a year. with a 'current holder' is his way of keeping them on-side for the value destruction due to his incompetence i.e. they get to lower their massive average and not vote to get rid of him. as for iis. i cannot even believe he says such things. he is a compulsive bull****artist. if we couldn't get an ii on-board for the 20.5p capital raise he threw to a bucket shop, why would they join now? and what reputable ii would join and be a long-term holder? it's embarrassing the cr@p that comes out of his mouth. if an ii/fund comes on-board they will be a vulture; he will have given them 20% of the company for next to nothing, and they will own the share price for a long time.
but the bottom line is the shyster is already talking about how it would work, and not saying they are going to find another option, be it a waiver, extension, rbl, offtake, or some other non-dilutive solution.
people need to understand what baay is really saying with yet more of his bluster. we have confirmation that casc 5 isn't a mess (good). and that central will be on timings (good). so they are going to do their jobs here. but he has also said q3 is messy - i'm not sure what that means. casc 4 is going to be poor and very delayed, at best. and for the tombstone he is talking primarily about dilution and then doubling down on utter rubbish with ii participation, or helping to lower the average of a lth he has burned. and then he has thrown some extras like 'cost-cutting' that sounds great, but should have been done ages ago, given our predicament. what about all the extra costs with finance...? we will have spent over $5m just to pay for an utter shambles. oh, and then there's the fact they will now buy shares - so why not at 20.5p? at 16p? and the 8 days non-blackout is driven by him p!ssing about on central, and screwing up the raise.
guys, the only thing you need to focus on amongst all the noise is the funding gap. everything else is simply them doing their jobs, or noise with added calamity baay spin. send the email if you are concerned about a raise, because it sounds like he's zeroing in on this, and if it goes ahead, we are screwed.
ss, johno, thanks for posting. really appreciate it.