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Can someone knowledgeable please check my maths on this... because I have been somewhat irrationally concerned about dilution after hearing others... until getting out my fag packet (excuse the term).
Nano cash burn is £400k per month, so they need to raise another £4.8m to take the into the second half of 2022, minus any increase in profit partly due to the new signed deal with European Company.
Even if they raise capital at the current share price of 27p we would only need to sell 24m shares and and that only dilutes us by 7.3% ie 1 - 307m/(307m+24m) since there are 307m shares in circulation.
And better than that, Nano may take another loan meaning no dilution.
So why the concern about dilution at the moment?

If they divi out my winnings then I have nothing to worry about. I will pump it into Burgundy. If they put it in the bank account then I have a problem with that :D

That's a difficult question to answer. Inflation hits different demographics in different ways. High end products such as high end TVs are purchased by richer people, who may have benefitted from inflation, and some lower earners buying on credit, who are squeezed more by inflation.
My question really related to the payout from Samsung.

Ameloque, are you expecting that any court settlement will be inflation adjusted?

*unless we hit the £1bn mark (don't want to mislead anyone).

I see no reason for the share price to drop before 12 April. Many appear to have bought in anticipation of the coming news and PTAB result, and I can't see any of the coming news being worse than we have seen in the recent releases.
I'm not selling a share until we hit the £1bn mark.