RE: Sit tight1 Feb 2026 09:02
The original owner can't "take all WeCaps shares", it doesn't work like that. The DCB isn't secured against any assets as far as I can tell. If Hawk demand repayment of the £7m, then WeCap would have to look at some kind of funding... Given the value of their NAV, I don't think that would be a problem.
Ultimately the BOD here said in December that they identified the liability of the DCB as being key.. I don't think we'll here anything until maybe April time either way. I think once the DCB is extended or otherwise settled, we will be sat around the 4p level (assuming the WeShop price is $65, and it will then build from there. It's not a rocket science... As the lock up deadline approaches, there will be fewer and fewer investors prepared to sell their shares.
The BOD havent covered themselves in glory at all - but if I put myself in their position, I'm not sure what else they can do.. The DCB holder probably won't entertain discussions around extension until close to maturity, so they have a better understanding around the liquidity of WeShop, hence they can be confident that WeCap can monetise their holdings. The board know what they are sat on, and they also know they can't touch it until November, what else are they supposed to do/say? ... A share price here of 1.45p is disappointing.. But I have no doubt that this share will be the share of 2026 from these levels.