RE: Investor Relations - response to 16 questions29 Nov 2022 00:41
Q13. In the event of Poly-R and Poly-K split, would it be possible to allow shareholders to increase their position in one over another in a tax free way? Meaning, if a shareholder (Shareholder B) wanted more exposure to Poly-R and another shareholder (Shareholder A) wanted more exposure to Poly-K, that the company would permit a tax free trade process of ownership? For example, perhaps 1 share of Poly-K is worth 2 shares of Poly-R and if Shareholder A has 1000 shares of Polymetal, prior to the split, they could agree instead of receiving 1,000 shares of each they could receive 500 Poly-K and 2,000 shares of Poly-R and Shareholder B who also had 1,000 shares of Polymetal now receives 1,500 shares of Poly-K and zero Poly-R after the split. Does that make sense?
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It is too early to comment on the mechanism of the transaction, as it has not yet been developed and approved. You might also appreciate that a lot of sanctions-related restrictions exist on such complex swaps, e.g. bans on new investments into Russia.
ML