RE: Still getting sold into22 Feb 2023 16:50
MHL,
First things first, I may not be 100% right in my assumptions so please take that as a caveat on my commentary.
The CLIN will have options to draw down what suits them, highly unlikely to draw down the full amount lent and much more likely to take smaller tranches from my experiences elsewhere as it make sit easier to dispose of their stock which will most likely be well in excess of 2m shares, final numbers TBD.
Of course they will however want to realise their loan money and a profit so the drawdowns and selling would be continued until all is done over shortest realistic duration but that could take many months.
As for Tintra taking more CLIN money, that could be a big issue as the CLIN has already put conditions in that say if the SP went below 160p they would not be obligated to provide any further funds or if the money loaned was above a fixed % of TNT's MCAP, see actual RNS text below:
"The subscriber will not be obligated to provide the second subscription, if the market price of the Shares is below £1.60 and does not recover to above that level within three months after the subscriber notifies the Company. The proceeds from the second subscription will not exceed 6.4% of the Company's market capitalisation, without the subscriber's consent."
Of course that above doesn't mean the CLIN would not be willing to renegotiate on new terms for further cash but if that is needed who knows what terms might be then applicable.
I am always open to others views as I am sure some must getting fed up reading my comments here.