RE: steady17 Jun 2020 15:49
a lot of posts i have not had chance to go through yet, so this might have been mentioned, but my thoughts are as follows
BGF held shares in GDR before the placing, they took shares in the placing, they sold their placing shares in full, AND they also reduced their original shareholding by further selling some of it down
SO, to me the above transactions are a direct conflict of their loan notes conversion price, hence i do not expect BGF can still convert at any stupidly low price, so i dont not expect anywhere close to another 9m shares being available to convert, BGF have already had their pound of flesh from GDR
remember BGF were labelled as a cornerstone investor in GDR
some might think my post contradicts my earlier thoughts on Peel, however i simply view MMs as the most dodgy of the dodgy, those MMs do what they want, they dont follow rules