RE: A quick question9 Oct 2020 12:23
OK the calculation goes like this.
CGP have 32.44 million shares, we are offering 11 shares for one.
So 32,400,000 times 11 = 356,400,000 Solgold shares issued, and as we get their shares, this is all they have.
So we issue 356,400,000 shares.
that means 2,072,000,000 shares in issue at the moment, plus 356,400,000 = 2,428,400,000 shares in issue.
So the calculation is 356,400,000 divided by 2,428,400,000 multiplied by 100 gives you the percentage that CGP share holders will have in Solgold shares.
The answer is 14.68 % roughly.
This makes the CGP contingent a major player if they acted in unison. ( which they won't )
But also means that BHP and NCM get diluted. ( I realize they have anti dilution agreements ).
Please anyone, feel free to check my calculations and comments welcome.