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This means to raise £220k, sells of around 2.3m are needed at the current rate.
So some of the new 3m have already been sold and accounted for. My guess is they the next batch they get will be the exact amount they have already sold to clear the debt. Early next week, presumably.
It does help to read the original RNS.
The credit comes to SAR at the point of sale, the issue price is not important.
At present there is a WVAP rule (4 days in last 15), and SAR are credited at 10% discount to this irrespective of selling price.
RF are not out yet.. They still have £220k of shares to be sold. Today is this last day (by my calcs) that SAR only receive 9.5p for them. So I expect there will be another big late reported sell on Monday.
But it wont be long. Don't expect any massive rises for a few days!
I would be very surprised if we don't get an RNS tomorrow telling us that RF are getting more shares. I suspect that the current 3m is almost sold.
Caution - we are still only being credited about 9.5p a share, due to the vwap rule, and this will continue to the end of the week (ie it will last for 15 trading days after the price hit 10.25p), so 3m shares pays off around £285k.
It wont take long to clear all £640k.
So I think that accounts for the drop from £800k owed to £640k.
In 4 days between RNSs now 1.7m late trades reported, by my calculations would be worth about £160k off balance (under vwap rule). If this is correct it means the 825k from yesterday has already been taken off the balance. This would make sense, since RF would know how many they were selling yesterday before anyone else!
Blue - the phrase you refer to is only relevant if there has been no subsequent placing. The 10p ceiling only applies to shares issued after this 10p placing.
I do agree though the sums in the RNSs are confusing, and the true cash position is, I suspect, clouded by late reporting and forward selling.
Ben. It doesn't work like that. The price they are paid is determined by the lower of a 10% discount to the vwap of the lowest 4days in the last 15 and 10p (the placing price). So we'll never get more than 10p now for any of these shares.
RF have not acquired any of their shares at a fixed price. Only when they sell them is the price determined. Currently under the 4 day vwap rule this is probably around 10p. So they have sold 1.6m shares and £160k has been credited to the balance since the previous rns. There's no way of telling how many more they need to sell or how many of their allocations were gorwsrd sold.
What matters is the total still owing and that was reported as £640k today.
I think there's a problem with the time lag of information given.
I can't see how RF can have sold 2.9m shares in the last 4 days, 1.6m perhaps. There was the last reported trade of 1.475m last week. I bet this was part of the 2.9m (forward sold).
What did the £800k in previous RNS include? We don't know.
It's going down rapidly, and could easily be all cleared by the end of the month. Then the SP will be really ready to return to previous sensible levels, in anticipation of P1a results.
Someone else has got there first. RGO is suspended and they are subject to a reverse takeover by an unlisted company.
They intend to wind down current RF business, so I suspect that all that will happen as far as SAR is concerned is that they will continue to sell off to get their money asap.
Bluedreamer - it doesn't work like that.
Since the placing price was 10p, SAR will now never get more than 10p for any new sub shares issued. (RF can try to get as much or as little as they think fit.)
Aber's scenario could still happen. However 10p is the maximum that SAR will get: if the SP slumps under 10p they will get less and more than 8m extra shares will be needed.
You are quite correct, Aber.
What I was saying is that the rules are now different for shares issued after the placing.
Instead of making a guaranteed approx 10% gain on anything they sell at any price, they can now (as an alternative) make any profit they can get over 10p. So with the SP at 13.75p and a healthy demand, they should be able to sell gradually for 35% profit instead.
Interesting that RF have been rationed to just 2.9m at present. Anything they get over 10p is all profit!
Expect another 8m shares to follow in due course. I don't think the BOD see any advantage in paying off RF when it can issue copious 10p shares to do so.
It's only 2.9m, and they should be cleared quickly. RF wont want to lower the SP now since its to their advantage to sell at 13.5p or more.