Consolidation - Facts8 Nov 2025 11:52
Sadly so many on here are totally clueless when it comes to Consolidations.
From 11th June 2025 RNS & similar is in the one from 9th Dec 2024 if you actually bother to look.....
"Wishbone Gold Plc is pleased to announce it has raised gross proceeds of £1,750,000 at a placing price of 0.13 pence per share ("Placing Price") through the issue of 1,346,153,846 new Ordinary Shares of 0.1 pence par value each (the "New Ordinary Shares"). Global Investment Strategy UK Limited acted as broker to the placing and raised gross proceeds of £850,000; an additional £600,000 was placed directly with institutional and other shareholders of the Company and £300,000 has agreed to be subscribed by Group Directors ("Related Party Transaction") immediately following the publication of the Company's December 2024 Accounts which are expected shortly (together the "Fundraise")."
That means the current par value of each WSBN share is 0.1p
The share price is now 1.0p so it would still need to fall by 90% for WSBN not to be able to issue shares ( as you can't issue them for below par value) the last placings were done at 1.25p & 1.30p.
So all this nonsense about not being able to issue shares because of the par value of the shares is just that nonsense, if the wanted to do a consolidation then the time to do it was in June when the share price was on its knee's & the above shares were issued at just 0.13p just above the par value of 0.1p.
The only way they couldn't currently issue shares is if Red Setter was a duster & the share price crashed.
As for those saying the share price will be 100 times the current share price once the share consolidation takes place, that is just nonsense as well. Yes in theory the share price should move from 1p to £1.00 but you'll soon find out that that isn't true by the close of the 1st day of trading after the consolidation takes place the share price will already be lower than £1.00 quite likely in the £0.90-0.95 range if not lower.
LOTM