RE: The problem is chutz15 Apr 2024 19:05
The man who is "cutting the fat" has bought significant amounts of shares (nearly 1% of the company) on the open market so he is very much aligned with shareholders to ensure no cash raise.
This company does not have a need to raise any further cash. Within the next 14 months the company reaches cashflow breakeven. Very easy for a CFO of Martin's considerable experience to manage cash, ensuring he is not diluted, in that situation.
The Magna note will be paid in shares, they will own 10% of the company and benefit from the the M&A consolidation of the market which will inevitably occur.
PS. Baxter stop starting a new subject every time you respond to a post....... Anyone cynical like me would think you are trying to push any of the excellent research of Terry and Seize and others down the page so no-one can find it!! The REPLY button is there for a reason!