RE: £700k of CLN to be repaid to L122 Oct 2021 20:03
Well Lind didn’t sell them, IMM paid them back. And on 10 December £700k is due to be repaid to L1, that’s stated in the June 2020 rns. The CLN expires on 10 December so why would anyone buy them? And why would IMM shareholders want another failed CLN deal with a lower conversion price? Also even if they didn’t pay the £700k owes, how much cash will IMM have left by 31 December 2021? Because they spent £3.6m in the first 6 months of this year, and as of June 30th only had £4.2m left so assuming the same cash burn that could leave them with £600k left at the end of this year imo, if the £700k needs to be repaid then they hve nothing left in 2 months time imo if we assume cash burn is the same….no wonder they are trying to cut costs. Are you telling me a placing won’t be needed? And if you are please explain where the cash is coming from?