RE: Newbie29 Mar 2024 15:35
He1 knows better than most companies what impact the fear of a raise can have on the share price. They have been around the block a few times now. Therefore, if they have no plans to raise before the EWT, they would just say so. A raise is inevitable and the only question is at what discount. If previous raises are anything to go by, then the discount will be significant, especially if a large amount of funding will be needed.
I doubt very much the Rig is going to generate any funds in Q2, such that those monies can go towards the costs of the EWT in Q3. I think if anyone was planning a drilling campaign in Q2 and wanted to use the Rig, we would likely have heard about that by now. Also, with the issues that He1 have had with this Rig, would they even want to risk hiring it out to a third party at this stage. Do they even have all the ancillaries that a Rig contractor needs. It's one thing not having these when your drilling your own project and having to order them in, but quite another if it's a third party who you have contracted the Rig to. Not sure He1 are quite ready for that myself.
Overall, I remain of the view that the best time to re enter here is after they have the finances sorted out for the EWT. Until the risk of a raise is gone, it's hard to see the share price going on a sustained run in the interim period. If they are going to raise, then hopefully they will get it done sooner rather than later, because the lower the share price falls, the more painful the eventual placing. All imo and dyor