RE: Loan12 Dec 2014 07:26
It is a short term loan that penalises for holding it for any length, it is a bridging loan, both the lender and borrower expect it to be paid back as early as possible.
The loan should get paid back after a hopefully successful Santander DD outcome because that is when Rame expect to receive a substantial inflow of cash from Santander buying their equity stake in the 118 MW project … (they paid around $50k per MW for the 15 MW deal)
also from the Loan RNS …… “This loan is intended as a short term bridge to allow Rame to bring forward the point at which Santander buys-in to the project” …… buy in pay off, simples! no guarantees though, just in case there are sheep reading!
and from the placing RNS …… “if positive, a move to financing and construction under the Agreement which will provide substantial near term earnings for the Company with Santander buying into each project at a fixed price per MW under the Terms.” ……. substantial near term earnings! no guarantees though, just in case there are sheep reading!
There is also the 15 MW project which is nearing completion and therefore expected to start generating cash, any positive news on this or the Santander DD will hopefully see a nice rise in the SP …… although that is not guaranteed sheepies!