RE: Cronin October 202521 Apr 2026 10:36
Esyasoft have not yet made a formal offer.
As such, (as I see it), if a bid comes on from a third party, Esyasoft have the right to convert the loans into equity, which at the current price would give them somewhere in the region of 30% of Cyan. That would block any effective takeover bid.
Is the actions of Esyasoft in not putting a binding offer in, deliberate to stop others bidding?
Is the decision of the Cyan BOD to say they are minded to accept 10.44p a share designed to keep the share price down, so that no one will bid for the reason above?
Does the Cyan BOD want the company taken over?
A third party would have to bid much higher to dilute a potential holding from Esyasoft if they converted.
At 40p a share., if Esyasoft converted their £15 million loans to equity that would equate to approximately 37.5 million shares, which is about 10% of our company.
Can’t figure out what is going on here!