RE: Topped up. It can only get better.16 Dec 2025 12:25
I've watched for a while without jumping in but the proposed financing is rather confusing to me. AI tells me this:
'The proposed funding involves warrant holders effectively providing capital to the company at an equivalent of 2p per post-consolidation share (based on the £0.02 exercise price for both prepaid and cash warrants, with the prepayment for prepaid warrants aligning to this rate when calculating the number of shares issuable).If the 12:1 share consolidation is approved at the general meeting on December 17, 2025, buying shares today at 2.3p pre-consolidation would equate to an effective cost of 27.6p per new post-consolidation share (since you'd need 12 pre-shares to receive 1 new share). This is many multiples higher—specifically, about 13.8 times the 2p rate at which warrant holders would be funding the company upon exercise. Note that this assumes the consolidation passes and doesn't account for potential market price adjustments post-resolution, dilution effects from the new shares (which could be substantial, up to hundreds of millions), or any other variables like transaction fees.'
Is this correct? If so how come the share price is holding up so well?