CLNs2 May 2025 14:33
Playing about with the numbers, it would seem to me that the worst dilution possible would be if the CLNs were all converted at around 0.03p (which gives a conversion price of 0.0255p - it is not possible to go below this as the par value of the shares is 0.025p and it is not possible to issue shares below par price).
At 0.03p, I get approx dilution of 51% or, if warrants are also exercised, 62%.
At 0.05p, I get approx dilution of 38% or, if warrants are also exercised, 50%.
At 0.07p, I get approx dilution of 31% or, if warrants are also exercised, 41%.
At 0.1p, I get approx dilution of 24% or, if warrants are also exercised, 33%.
No matter what price the CLNs are converted at (and the resultant warrant exercise prices), it would seem the warrants are structured such that, if fully exercised, they would raise SNDA an additional approx. £5m.
These are just my numbers, which could be subject to mistakes and so should not be replied upon, so please be aware and run your own checks to see whether you agree with them.