Thank you, 1DR for the clarification. Sorry for my lack of knowledge, Once you subscribe at 1.5p, can you sell it immediately or do you need to hold it for a certain period before executing your sell?
I haven't been in this situation so it is my first time. Thanks for your help.
Thanks, Muminr, no message in IG and no email. It means I can't buy shares at 1.5p :-( Never mind I will sell when the share price reaches 10p and bear the losses.
If they successfully raise £6m, the total number of shares would be 505m (before placing 149m). Do you guys think the share price ever reach 40 to 50p? My average is 33p and I have mentally written off my investment. I know it is my fault but expert opinion is required.
I think it's game over guys. The RNS states that :
"Investors who subscribe for Firm Placing Shares are advised that, as previously disclosed, the Company's current cash runway is through May 2024 and there is no certainty that the proceeds of the Conditional Placing, the Rex Offer or the Open Offer will be received by the Company as these elements of the Fundraising remain subject to several conditions including Shareholder approval and the Minimum Proceeds being raised. Should the Company receive the net proceeds from the Firm Placing but no proceeds from the Conditional Placing, the Rex Offer or the Open Offer, its cash runway will remain extremely limited, it will only have around seven weeks of working capital and the Company would urgently need to seek further financing which may or may not be available at all or, if available, may be on commercially unacceptable terms and could lead to more substantial dilution for Shareholders than would be the case under the proposed Fundraising."
The close period, in accounting, is the time span covering the completion of a company's finances and the subsequent release of those financials to the public. During the close period, insiders are prohibited from trading company shares or making any relevant information public before it is officially announced.