Private investor screwed again15 May 2026 11:38
This is why private investors struggle when the below CLA is cashed in at a reduced share price, I participated in the retail offer hoping to get a get a good deal while supporting the company, I'm sitting on a 25% loss while the CLA comes with warrants cheaper than my purchase price, the sooner the New Zealand deal goes through and stops any more CLA activity the better. spent a decade supporting Sunda and all I have is a large paper loss. Keep on saying it will come good and I do see positives, but that last CLA was a joke.
Amount Converted: £275,000, which includes £250,000 of outstanding loan note balance and a £25,000 finance charge.Action: The debt was converted into 15,426,039 new ordinary shares at 1.7827 pence per share.Warrants: Alumni Capital was also granted 8,899,676 warrants exercisable at 2.3175 pence per share.