Present Situation27 Mar 2023 11:32
As things stand:
The sale price is £1.2m and the company expects the net sale proceeds to be 500,000pounds. The members voluntary liquidation costs should have already been fectored into the 700,000 pounds costs above, see resolutions:
"The Net Proceeds of the Sale receivable by the Company are expected to be approximately £500,000.
At this stage, the Company expects any distribution to be conducted through a members voluntary
liquidation of the Company as it does not have the available distributable reserves to declare and pay a
dividend nor would it want to incur additional costs by conducting a return of capital."
https://inthestyle-wp-2021.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/media/2023/03/265414-Ideal-Circular-WEB.pdf
Shares in issue are 52m and present market cap is 260,000 pounds at 0.50p.
I would think a fair SP would be around 0.80p or 400,000 pounds at this stage, so the downside is limited IMO if you buy at 0.50p to 0.80p. If AF throws shareholders a sweetener and tries to control the costs, a 500,000pound distribution would be 1p a share which I think should be the least offered to shareholders.
If a third party comes along, the SP could get higher than 1pin the cash shell itself. ALL IMO, DYOR
DYOR