RE: RNS27 Mar 2023 09:19
Not at at all Strichen. I could be completely wrong but in my mind this new HNWI investor understands that at 1p this company is a bargain and I think will stay in to revisit much higher levels, remember it went to 5.5p and we were miles away any final license on the plants. As mentioned I can only assume that the board have worked out that the £4mio convertible bond facility to be used in 8 tranches of £500,000 does not work as the institutional investors take advantage of them. That facility was issued on 9 Dec in broad terms pays a coupon on 5% above SONIA rate on tranches drawn and allows the counterparty who has issued any drawn up funds to convert the loan into shares at a 10% discount to the share price within a 20 days before conversion etc (see RNS of 9 Dec). TM1 have drawn £500k on 16/12 and £560k on 28/2/23 and it's part of these which get converted into shares at the tune of £30/40k. This new facility works in my mind much better and is now used ie £800k at 1p raise from his HNWI, which is probably here for the x times return, plus a loan at 12% interest only convertible at 3.5p. This deal is much better and I can only see the price going up from here as it finally sets a floor whereby the previous loan note did not. Let's now hope that this licence comes and let's get the party started, I suppose the HNWI would not put £2.5mio into TM1 if he has not clear sight of the licenses landing soon.DYOR