Vote Vonk12 Jan 2019 21:04
So we can see that SP will have to be at least 12.15p (minimum) to exercise the warrants for the first draw down to be converted into shares/dilution.
Any future draw downs/warrants to be issued at the previous days closing price. Alternatively we pay the cash settlement figures after 12 months.
I like this deal as the more our SP rises then the less shares issued/less dilution.
If these monies accelerate Angus (I hope for a well conversion as mentioned by P Vonk). I can see Angus earnings going through the roof. Also the SP. I feel they already know this first well is commercial based on the short flow test previously,and taking a read across over the weald basin. I think they put the two week break to good use. Yes the initial flow test was only short but highly productive. This is AIM so nerves of steel. The ability to draw down more is also a good hedge at the 12.15p at this stage if things were not to go the way that we hope. Great to see the BODS thinking ahead as is industry practice or heavens forbid what would we do if we had a duster. So a pretty sensible thing to do I think. If he was not to make contingency plans I and I suspect many others would want to lnow why.
So a variety of complex reasons for the finance. As we see 12.15p to convert that first £1.5 million if YA choose.
I think a very good deal has been done at the right time and for all the right reasons.
Bring on the RNS and we already have the production licence. It's wonderful to see the infighting for the company. Be great to see others from outside of Angus join the fight to take the company. Some how I think they know those flows are good.
"The Noteholders will be granted 3-year Warrants representing 10% of the value of each Advance with the following exercise prices (i) 12.15 pence each for the 1,234,567 Warrants in respect of the Initial Advance; and (ii) the closing price of the Shares on the trading day prior to any further Advance."