RE: Blue day coming1 Dec 2021 11:19
Morning folks,
Now it is my understanding (please feel free to correct me if this is not the case) that in the Q and A, if a big investor wanted in they would have to buy on the open market, However that would appear not to be the case if you read the question about institutional Investors buying in via dilution. If the investor is bringing something to the table.
So am I correct in thinking that if a company brings nothing to the table they buy shares on the open market but if they do then we can look forward to more dilution.
If this is the case then I have a suggestion .
I was wondering if it might be an idea for Val when it gets paid from the deal that is about to be signed that they buy back some shares (say £500,000 or more) so they have something to offer when a big investor comes calling and we can avoid more dilution.
any thoughts on that idea folks
PS if Val did that I am pretty sure it would drive the the share price up and they would be able to offer the shares at bit of a discount or what they paid for them and avoid dilution.
Regards
SG