RE: Who is ripping of the shareholders20 Sep 2025 20:29
The have a liquidity problem and need a large capital injection. Either via a takeover and injection of cash from another company or they raise funds in the markets, a rights issues for example.
The seconds option would likely wipe out value for shareholders according to the company and advisors. The £275 disposals clearly aren't fixing the problem and they seem to have ongoing free cash flow issues. New contracts need capital expenses and they have not have enough cash to do the work.
look ill give over to you that the Company may need to raise cash in the short term, possibly through a rights issue, you seem to think that shareholders would get wiped out???, that's guesswork at best, imo the problem is the BOD have not even looked at this or discussed it with current shareholders or the Institutions, for instance it wasn't that too long ago when another well-known Engineering Company was forced to go to the market to raise huge amount of funds, and what has happened to that Company and its shareholders has been nothing short of spectacular, i would like to see WG opt for a substantial equity raise similar to what this Company did, rather than give away the golden jewels for a pittance,
The have a liquidity problem and need a large capital injection. Either via a takeover and injection of cash from another company or they raise funds in the markets, a rights issues for example.
RESULT OF RUMP PLACING
12 November 2020
Following the announcement earlier today regarding valid acceptances under the fully underwritten 10 for 3 Rights Issue announced by Rolls-Royce Holdings plc ("Rolls-Royce" or the "Company") on 1 October 2020, the Company confirms that BNP Paribas, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, Jefferies, Morgan Stanley, Crédit Agricole CIB, Santander, SMBC Nikko and Société Générale (the "Underwriters") have successfully procured subscribers for all of the 375,096,792 New Ordinary Shares for which valid acceptances were not received, representing approximately 5.8 per cent. of the total number of New Ordinary Shares to be issued pursuant to the fully underwritten Rights Issue, at a price of 90 pence per New Ordinary Share.
Now Rolls Royce share SP is sitting at a healthy £11.50!!!!!!!
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