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ICe thanks for your reply. I thought the warrants can be exercised at 60p but the accelerator clause can be activated if the sp is 80p or above for 5 days?

Any overhang from warrants will be short lived if the contracts keep coming.

“ The Warrant holders may exercise at any time during the 18 month life span of the Warrants, however the Warrants have an accelerator clause if the closing mid-market share price of the Company exceeds 80p over a 5-consecutive day period within 18 months of Admission. The Company may serve notice ("Notice") on the Warrant holders to exercise their Warrants in the event that the vesting criterion is met. In the event the Company serves Notice, any Warrants remaining unexercised after 7 calendar days following the notification of the Notice will be cancelled.”

It does if they participated in the placing at 35p and are freeing up funds to exercise their warrants, or having participated in the placing do they all have a pile of cash to exercise the warrants at 60p ?

Not sure what you mean by your post? Are you hinting at a placing ? If so why do CORA need to do a placing. Sorry if I’ve misunderstood.

The Term Sheet envisages:

-- Equity Financing: US$12.5m subscription for new ordinary shares of no par value each in Cora at the lower of (i) an 10% discount to the 30-day volume weighted average price ('VWAP') at the date that Cora announces achievement of the Project Milestone and (ii) the lowest price at which Cora has issued new ordinary shares in the 60 days prior to the date that Cora announces achievement of the Project Milestone (the 'Equity Financing')

-- Convertible Financing: US$12.5m investment in a Convertible Loan Note:
-- Coupon: 8% per annum.
-- Conversion: The total amount outstanding under the Convertible Loan Note (including interest) shall be converted, at the election of Lionhead at any time prior to the 5th anniversary of the issue of the Convertible Loan Note, into ordinary shares in Cora at the lower of (i) a 30% premium to the 30-day VWAP at the time of the Equity Financing or (ii) the 30-day VWAP at the time of conversion.

-- Net Smelter Return Royalty ('NSR'): 1% until 250,000 ozs of gold have been produced from the Project. Cora may purchase and terminate the NSR at any time for US$3m payment.

-- Repayment: Repayable on the fifth anniversary of advance date if not converted, or earlier, at the option of the holder, in the case of: (i) a change of control of Cora; or (ii) the merger or sale of Cora (including the sale of substantially all of the assets of the Company) at a 30% premium to the total amount outstanding under the Convertible Loan Note.

Lionhead acknowledges that Cora intends to undertake private placements to enable existing shareholders to subscribe +US$3.75m in the Equity Financing and +US$3.75m in the Convertible Financing such that Lionhead's participation in the Project Financing may be reduced by such amounts.

A fee equal to 3% on up to US$25 million Project Financing shall be paid by the Company to Lionhead on receipt of the proceeds in respect of the Equity Financing and Convertible Financing by Lionhead.

First month since first insurers came on board. Doubt there’ll be an RNS but if you can access the data 1st of the month…

Is it 5G really or are the Twitter pumpers dumping to fund the warrants at 60p
Hope the accelerator clause is activated

Burn the shorters

They lending shares to the shorters then?

While it’s been known fiber-to-the-home projects have been generally 5x the cost and have required 5x the time to complete versus a comparable broadband wireless solution, current global fiber-optic line supply constraints, combined with construction labor scarcity and rising inflation, are adding time, cost and uncertainty to community fiber projects — creating even more urgent demand for affordable and time-efficient alternative solutions. The Redzone/Tarana collaboration delivers fiber performance at 80% lower cost in only 20% of the time, without the escalating uncertainties of today’s fiber-to-the-home builds. “Redzone has introduced this new broadband technology to a limited number of communities during the pilot period, and the response has been overwhelmingly positive”, McKenna said. “It’s clear that these communities have waited long enough. They are wowed by the technology, and we are confident that our solution will exceed their expectations.”

“Every municipal leader that is looking to improve speeds, lower costs, and eliminate broadband coverage gaps in their community needs to take a look at the Redzone + Tarana solution,” said Brian Lippold, CEO of Broadband/Telecom Consulting Firm Casco Bay Advisors. “It’s affordable, it can be deployed quickly, and, because it’s wireless (as opposed to wired), a one-time infrastructure investment has the potential to connect every present and every future home and business in the region with minimal marginal cost. It’s also more resilient and environmentally hardened than utility-line-powered solutions, and it can reach both on-grid and off-grid locations. It checks a lot of boxes.”

For Maine Communities interested in exploring Tarana broadband wireless solution partnership opportunities with

Basil Alwan, Tarana’s CEO, said, “The Redzone team has decades of deep experience with broadband and wireless. Their strong validation underscores that our own decade of fundamental research and development into a new reality for Internet service providers and consumers has hit the mark. We’re excited to see G1 helping communities in Maine achieve real broadband speeds sooner than anyone expected.”

Redzone network engineers and technicians conducted the broadband pilot from towers located in Rockland, Maine. Various performance metrics including received power, path loss, modulation rates, and data throughput were measured over a 60-day period from more than 50 individual end-user locations spread across an area of 25 square miles.

“In addition to the high data rates measured consistently across the test area, our network team also noted rock-solid reliability of the tested equipment, and virtually zero degradation from RF interference,” said Aaron Tibbets, Redzone Director of Network Engineering

Commercial Network Deployment

Following the successful completion of the pilot, Redzone has shifted quickly into commercial network deployment. “After confirming results from the pilot, we were compelled to focus our full attention on planning new network deployments with underserved community partners, “said Redzone’s Jim McKenna. “We have active projects in late-stage development that will benefit dozens of communities which we will announce formally in the coming weeks. These communities recognize that this solution offers real future-proof broadband — meaning a broadband network that does not require additional capital investment every time new homes or businesses are constructed within the geographic service area.”

https://www.redzonewireless.com/article/309/redzone-completes-breakthrough-wireless-broadband-pilot-in-midcoast-maine

Rockland, ME and Milpitas, CA — Oct 27, 2021 — Redzone Wireless, LLC, Maine’s leading provider of wireless broadband services announced today that it recently completed a two-month pilot project in Rockland, Maine to field-test an innovative new broadband wireless technology developed by partner Tarana Wireless, Inc. The test results confirmed peak end-user data rates of 800 Mbps and the capability for symmetric download and upload speeds. These results were observed in both line-of-sight and harsh non-line-of-sight conditions across the community from a single tower location in Rockland, Maine.

This project demonstrated dramatically increased capacity vs. previous generations of wireless broadband technology. The Tarana platform efficiently distributes 10 Gigabits of total capacity per site — enabling up to 1,000 simultaneous connections from a single tower.

The massive performance and capacity improvements measured in Redzone’s pilot project across a 25 square-mile area completely challenge previous conventional thinking about the role broadband wireless can and should play in addressing the digital divide in America.

Commenting on the pilot project results and implications for Maine, Redzone CEO Jim McKenna said, “We began testing Tarana’s G1 platform with conservative expectations based on our years of experience deploying and operating fixed wireless networks. Our goal was to push the limits of the platform’s coverage and capacity to address the broadband needs of an entire community. When we saw results from our G1 test locations under diverse conditions, we were astounded by the performance. We realized immediately that this technology was a broadband game-changer for Maine and Redzone.”

Fixed Wireless, Finally Fixed

The Tarana G1 platform introduces a range of advanced beam- and null-forming technologies, along with industry firsts in interference cancellation, to deliver fiber-class speeds and performance in challenging non-line-of-sight conditions, even in unlicensed spectrum. G1’s multi-gigabit capacity and nearly 1 Gbps peak user data rates represent 15 to 20x improvements over competing technologies, and truly unrivaled network economics at a massive scale.

Which thread ? If it’s the post about upcoming deals it’s on the advfn site.

Anyone messaged the Reddit GameStop mob to target the CINE shorters. Just for a laugh like.

Warner Bros HBO streaming deal was for 12 months and expires December I believe.
Dune on track for $400,000,000
Cinemas on track for a well needed shot in the arm.

Ok
Have read up on TGR, PHC, STX, CORA.

If you can get them pumped to £10 by Christmas too that would be great.

Every pump n dump has at least one account User ID “I’m new to investing, blah blah”

203 posts in 3 weeks yep ok

ShareTime43 - Can you just get the pump crew to pump this to £10 by Christmas please . Cheers

QBT board

RE: Tomorrow21 Oct 2021 19:33
Yes, if it’s a placing RNS , we would be properly screwed. Should reach 10p at least with staff options ? Then placing risk?

QBT BOARD sounds a bit like you know your pumping jargon.

Are you a paid for pumper multiple user name account holder ?

RE: 5-10 p warrents…22 Oct 2021 10:46
Boom!!! I would regret missing on to on another ARB. Take the opportunities while it's early days here.
I am in for long term. No time to ponder with indepth research. This will be 5p soon and then 10p in line with staff options. Grab bargain while you can!!!

GLR BOARD
Trying to understand warrants and placing in general and risk managing for new investors and whether you always sell before warrants and placing announcement to avoid being underwater .

Example buying at 1.35 and then the placing price is 0.65 meaning massively underwater .

Risk managing techniques:

Re: placing
If a placing is announced at 0.65, do you have the opportunity to sell at time of RNS annoucement or is trading completely ceased and reverted back to 0.65 so no time to react. By selling , at least you buy back and not be under water by a huge amount .

I am concerned island would like to know if there is any time to react when placings are announced by selling at current price at time .

Re : warrants
People think warrants are unhealthy and burden on share price but I don’t understand why.

I don’t want to be caught at time of warrants say if I buy now at this price does this mean thie share price will
drift back to 0.65 to suit warrants holders and compensate?

When warrants are exercise does it mean warrants holders will sell and buy back at cheaper price 0.6?

When warrants does this reset the share price back to 0.6.

I have read websites like investmedia but its very padded out to understand the true impact and I am finding it difficult to grasp .

Thanks for your patience

New account 200 plus posts on multiple boards.
Can someone tell me if this share is going to £10.

Cheers

No

Expanding and deploying in S Africa and Nigeria.

https://www.telecomtv.com/content/access-evolution/starry-tarana-shine-a-light-on-fwa-s-potential-42592/

Another company pushing the boundaries of FWA is Milpitas, California-based Tarana Wireless, which has been gaining traction with its G1 distributed massive MIMO systems that are underpinned by three custom chipsets, one of which comes from Ethernity networks, which is supplying Tarana with its ENET Flow Processor FPGA systems-on-chip.

Its end-to-end system, the company claims, enables non line-of-sight connectivity (or “sees around corners and rejects interference” in the company’s own words) using its “unique” signal processing techniques.

The 12-year-old company, which raised $50 million in May this year to take its total funding to more than $200 million, has the advantage of boasting former Nokia executive Basil Alwan, one of the most respected technology leaders in the telecoms industry, as its Executive Chairman and CEO. That will help Tarana to build on its existing customer base of wireless ISPs such as US rural service provider Wisper Internet and MTN in South Africa and engage in conversations with the likes of BT, which is exploring the potential of using Tarana’s technology to supplement its 5G and fibre broadband rollouts with an affordable broadband connectivity solution.

FWA systems and services based on 5G chipsets look set to play a part in delivering broadband connectivity in all sorts of markets to help ‘bridge the digital divide,’ but it’ll be interesting to see to what extent companies such as Starry and Tarana can develop services and technology that can compete on performance, reliability and cost with traditional, mass-market options.