RE: This is what EBRD do, makes sense30 Apr 2026 14:53
Jemesa, you’re taking a generic EBRD mandate and pretending it’s a guaranteed sequence for EMH. It isn’t.
Yes, the JUMP programme exists. It says EBRD can provide equity early and can provide debt later. It does not say they:
must transition to lender
must sell equity first
or follow a fixed “playbook”
There is no evidence in EMH disclosures that EBRD is:
acting as lender
mandated for financing
or involved in any debt structure
Dropping below 5% is only a disclosure threshold. It does not:
“clear the cap table”
enable block transfers
or hide a buyer
If EBRD was transferring a meaningful block to ČEZ, that would trigger market disclosures. There’s nothing.
Also:
EIA is not approved
FID is not taken
financing is not secured
Those aren’t minor boxes, they’re the core requirements for bankability.
Saying “the price would already be 40p if those were done” is irrelevant. That’s just acknowledging they’re not done yet.
The only confirmed facts are:
EBRD invested early → ✔️
DFS completed → ✔️
EBRD reduced stake → ✔️
Everything else you’re claiming (lender role, share transfers, ČEZ involvement) has zero supporting evidence.
You’re not describing a process, you’re filling in gaps with assumptions.