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So minimum you are looking at would be £4,771.60

Think of it in terms of how much you will need to put in per share you hold, it could be anywhere from 3.16p/share that you hold upto 5x that @ around 15p/share you hold. But the latest news from Gary seemed to suggest higher gearing to make the RI more palatable for shareholders to stomach. Meaning likely towards the lower end of the estimate raising bare minimum required from shareholders which is £15,000,000.

Just more fuel for cines' bouncebackability rocket

I see Shorterguy is back with yet another profile to say Cineworld is a sinking ship.. we all saw his video last time.. like a broken record for years on end

Lowest i saw was 17.6 but i missed it by a few seconds while transferring cash.. managed 18.1

No doubt will be plenty more opportunities given by the shorters selling their borrowed shares :)

If they manage to pay it down within that 90 day period no test will take place Hexam

Good luck :) hold your nerve, long term you will be rewarded

Good luck JG hope you get in as it also would allow us to lower our averages :)

Mountainous - plus we have 90 days to pay it down, if we didnt have enough cash already, minions and Thor will see us past the line

The government have been on a path of self destruction, they will always find a way to launder money to their pals.. the facts are there in plain sight they cant find enough people to take their jabs anymore and have huge surplus of stock that they just waste

Johnny - the covid hysteria is over.. people are waking up to the fact its just a flu and we will learn to live with it like every other flu, the jibbyjabs dont work and people realise they were lied to about them being safe and effective

I dont think they do a very good job of convincing anyone even on these days, hope they arent paid by post, total waste of money

MadDork - you keep on about the waiver not being given, who says they needed it this time?

Yes it did. We saw a 15-16p low for a few seconds before bouncing back and going to 29p same day and ending the day 24p and then it took a while but we swang up to £1.25 while STILL CLOSED.. swings and roundabouts

I dont know why everyone thinks debt is such a bad thing in all honesty, Cine had never made a loss before covid, now it will continue to service its debt and no one will be moaning about a bit of debt

No one cares, do or dont, ultimately upto you if you think its worth the risk or not

Thanks Hussartbr - but will that put an end to the derampers saying Cine have to legally tell us every detail of the company workings exactly as and when they happen? Probably not :) its good to know that even if they couldnt afford to pay it down so far they now have 90 days to either get a waiver or pay it down.

FI - i wish there was a more accurate way to see how much money cine were actually pulling in, after the results someone clever could be able to work out roughly the % of sales are actually from cineworld from the box office figures? Is there a way?

Word gets around that there is barely any Dinosaur action and then people stop going.. shocker

Strange to use "to infinity and beyond" to describe TopGun