sioxford23 Nov 2017 20:55
I see your mate's been on his soap box on another channel. Mind you, he does have a point!!
"Good afternoon All
A reminder of facts:
RNS Monday 8th December 2014
Patagonia Gold announced proposals to raise up to approximately �8.73m, gross, by way of an issue of up to 193,963,930 new shares at 4.5p apiece on 18 November.
The fundraising, comprising a subscription of 107,572,541 shares and an open offer of up to 86,391,389 shares, was conditional upon the passing of the resolutions at a general meeting.
Managing director Bill Humphries said: "The directors of Patagonia Gold are delighted with the overwhelming support received from our existing shareholders and new subscribers for this fundraising of US$12.91m. This result is a significant endorsement in these very challenging capital markets for junior resource companies. These funds will enable us to now focus on developing the first stage of our flagship Cap-Oeste project and allow us to intensify the exploration activities on the surrounding highly prospective areas aimed at building onto our resources.�
RNS 21st November 2017
"Patagonia Gold Plc (AIM: PGD), the mining company with gold and silver projects in the southern Patagonia region of Argentina, Chile and Uruguay, is pleased to announce proposals to raise �7.76 million (gross) (approximately US$10.24 million) by way of the issue of, in aggregate, 775,725,279 New Shares at a price of 1 pence per New Share for the purposes of funding the exercise of the Calcatreu Option, which would allow the Company to purchase the Calcatreu gold-silver project located in the Rio Negro province of Argentina.�
35 months between both share placements with the share price falling from 4.5 pence to 1.0 pence.
The Concert Party looking to take up more share in this placement which in turn means that an offer has to be made for the company by the Concert Party for the highest amount paid for a share by the Concert Party in the preceding 12 months and that will be at 1.0 pence per share. Of course the shareholding majority can block that bid if the shareholding majority have enough faith in the company to do so.
I wonder how long it will be before we are told � that due to a lack of interest from the shareholder base to support the company with the funding that it needs that the Concert Party have decided that it has no option other than to take the company over.
The writing is on the wall � just a matter of when IMO.
I am sure others will disagree and come up with all manner of reasons why I am wrong.
I would be nothing other than delighted to be proven to be wrong as I along with many other have watched the market cap of this company become decimated over the past half dozen or so years which does none of us any favours.
BH engineered this � backed us into a corned then exited left.
Not impressed.
Good luck all�"