RE: Gina R.6 Mar 2019 14:38
I sure do have 10p per share I hold ready to reinvest in this wonderful company, IF it safeguards my existing stake. Much better to secure the future now for ourselves, than give away a big chunk to others. I would however rather have debt for the $400-600m but if not possible, I would rather "lend " this money myself to resolve stg2.
Anyone who is "all in" on this one share, needs to reassess their strategy. If they are confident they could afford to lose it all, then fine, but would they consider paying a premium to greatly reduce the chance of being diluted out by others?
Another way to look at this (I do not suggest anyone even considers this) is if we all remortgaged our houses at 3% or less, we would probably have enough money to fund the whole remaining build at much lower rates than Sirius is likely to be getting. Only problem being of course, it something unexpected goes wrong, you lose all your money and your house!!
If I had £5billion sat around, I would quite happily buy and fund the whole mine at these prices, I think it's a bargain. As I don't, I am happy to own a bit and let the company borrow to fund the mine, yes it increases risk, it does mean though, that if successful, debtors only get paid what is due to them and everything else is available to us as equity and divis. If it all goes wrong, my loss is limited to my amount invested and hopefully my other investments will perform better.