RE: Atlas17 May 2021 15:36
Andy, from Oct 24th 2019 RNS - the second paragraph details that the warrants are on top of the converted shares - designed to give Atlas further upside optionality if the share price rose above 24p(new money)
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In the event the Company does not cash settle when a conversion right is exercised, the Bonds which are eligible for conversion, together with any accrued but unpaid interest, shall be convertible at their par value into free trading ordinary shares of the Company (“Ordinary Shares”) at a fixed price of 0.24p/share (a 20 per cent premium to the share price at which the most recent equity raise was carried out) or at a price per Ordinary Share equal to 90 per cent of the Volume Weighted Average Price of the Ordinary Shares on each of the previous 20 trading days. If the Election is not made, Atlas is restricted, subject to certain conditions, in exercising its conversion rights following the end of the non-conversion period to the exercise of up to a maximum of 10 per cent of the nominal value of the Bonds outstanding at the end of the non-conversion period in each month.
The Bonds shall be senior secured and shall rank pari passu with all other senior obligations of the Company. Atlas will have security over Baita Plai and the shares of the Company’s subsidiary holding the Diamond Concession.Attached to the Bonds are warrants (“Warrants”) giving the warrant holder the right to purchase in aggregate US$3,750,000 worth of Ordinary Shares at a fixed price of 0.26p per share (a 30 per cent premium to the share price at which the most recent equity raise was carried out). The Warrants will be issued on each Issuance Date and will be issued pro rata to each Bond issuance. The rights to exercise each Warrant will expire on the third anniversary of each relevant Issuance Date.