It's not clearly worded. But the way they say it will bring immediate funding to SAE indicates they will be getting the 1.2 million from the demolition company
"We will write to you shortly to provide you with full details and to formally request an extension to the repayment date of the debentures and potentially a short deferral of the upcoming interest payment"
" potentially a short deferral of the upcoming interest payment"
Assuming that now there is the 1.2million from the contract they can at least pay the interest on time which will keep abundance happy.
They don't need a power source, there is already fluctuation in the grid, and Tesla has a system in Australia already. You buy very cheap when there is oversupply and sell very high when there is peak demand.
EarlofAim. I respect people who have a negative outlook if it's sincere. But you don't seem to take on board new information and are still acting as if it's October 2021
Did you not read the RNS this morning? Did you not see that a 2nd turbine is already back in the water generating revenue right this second, and a third is due in within weeks?
Cash in theory will be needed by the end of june, we've just got 1.2 million and 2 turbines (soon to be 3) in the water. Things are a lot lot better now than they were during the placing RNS
At least we have closure on Uskmouth, even if it didn't come to fruition as originally planned, and 1.2 million of revenue to go with it! BESS and MeyGen to focus on now
Doesn't sound good, but looking objectively I think it isn't too bad. They don't have the cash to repay, but have more income now so should be able to soon. If we get an RNS that they've accepted the terms this should do quite nicely, although may dip a bit until then.