With funds secured we only need a little bit of good news to get the share price moving up. The first stop should be the 10.00p conversion price for the unsecured loans. After that, it will depend on how well the new product releases are taken up by current and prospective customers.
It is clearly a concern for the people in Mozambique who live in the area, but it is certainly not stopping the construction of the LNG facilities. This is old news, but a lot of money is being spent on security by the Government and Total:
Extract: This new Memorandum of Understanding provides that a Joint Task Force shall ensure the security of Mozambique LNG project activities in Afungi site and across the broader area of operations of the project. Mozambique LNG shall provide logistic support to the Joint Task Force. The Government of Mozambique is committed that the Joint Task Force personnel shall act according to the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights (VPSHR).
Having raised £1.32m with a conversion price of 10.00p, I see good value at the current share price.
The company has recently launched new products and expects to be cash flow positive by the first quarter of next year.
A minimum 6 month hold for me, but I expect to see an uplift in the share price when further contract wins are announced.
Considering the company floated in 2018 with a placing price of 79p, original stakeholders are sitting on large losses. The company has a lot to prove.
The company can't raise below 1.00p and as the new financing details could drop at anytime, I can't see it dropping from here.
It is only at this price because a significant holder sold down their stake. It would appear that they have now pretty much sold out judging by the recent RNS releases.
The discussions have been ongoing since the end of July. But given the support they have received from local contractors and major shareholders, plus the positive statement on the recent job adverts regarding funding, I would think it is not far off.