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I can believe how they managed to get double shafted on the raise. Telegraph the raise and then still lose 20% plus off the raised money in fees. Come on guys FFS!

A directors sale RNS tomorrow would be the final straw lol.

Perhaps it was only 50% allocated? Did you ask for 2p's worth?

Why did we both buying Finferno again? Was it a sticking plaster to buy time or was it / is it a genuine solution that is just being paused while ducks are lined up?

Ah, 54 million rather than 54,000,000 million (which is 54 trillion)

54,000,000 million? Are you sure?

Do your own porch, maybe?

Take a look at this video, 'laying a porch' https://share.google/MkZaIO89sVQppCO7Q

Notice of results - um, there is no notice.

Ta, MM

You need to confirm with your broker, as it is their timescales which are critical. They may want things done earlier than the technical close date.

In the bin

Ok, but someone giving a commitment to participate in an RI who then funds it by selling Farn shares at lows (if this is one of the cornerstone Investors) isn't ideal. If it isn't new money, does that really count as the same sort of commitment or support?

I'm not sure what purpose that load of crap served.

12 green messages in a row. Someone is going for it

Another 1.5% sold, and down to 14.5% now. Hopefully no more.

Why is it so heavily shorter, do we think? Is it just the lower level of hedging versus others, plus the geography of where some of their routes go to?

Sorry. I've read your question again, and I misunderstood on first scan. Your current shareholding won't change numbers wise. You've got the same number of shares if you don't take up your rights but there are more total shares in issue so you have been diluted. Whatever the future total "prize" is then you own less of it now, but that is happening unless you take up your rights (which costs more to keep you in the same percentage position)

If you sell your rights now, they are worth bugger all. You essentially get the difference between the market sale price for an ordinary shares, less the 43p that you haven't yet paid to make your nil paid rights shares into full shares. I did a dummy sell on II and got £20 odd for a full sale, and you would get similar on those figures. If the SP gets to 50p plus then they will be worth something, but not at the moment. That said, they are likely to lapse without any value unless the SP shifts up. I don't think it is worth the risk for £20 though, as something could happen to make the SP rise in the meantime and then you will have lost out by cashing in.

Just ignore the sale option for now would be my suggestion.

More than 1% sold in a single trade there. Not many hold that amount, so I wonder who it was.

Not sure why I'm bothered really, as this share is as dead as a dodo.

You people who insist on talking with these tools rather than just filtering are nearly as bad as they are.

II is allowing a trade price on selling the rights now, but not buying. £20 odd after costs lol.