RE: Patient1 Sep 2020 10:37
I think if GBP raise cash it won’t be down here but what do I know.
The two directors that own 40% approx between them won’t want a raising down here either.
I think the increase in corporate activity in June/July hunts at something in the pipeline but again that is just guesswork.
The Panmure note that most haven’t seen is saying that GBP is significantly undervalued with risked and unrisked targets at 15p and 152p.
Even if GBP did raise cash I don’t see it as a problem anyway. The number one reason companies list on stock markets is to have access to capital. If I need to share some of that 152p with others I’m happy to do it : )
What ever metric you use GBP is undervalued and it won’t be down here for long imho, with or without a raise.
A cash raise doesn’t have to come in the form of dilution either. What about a partner paying some historic costs and taking a percentage ? GBP is currently valued at £3m and has the potential of billions of barrels of oil. Even just valuing the prospects at 1% would give you a market cap of at least triple this one.
Nai/DYOR