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Does anybody know which are / are not using BGO?
Cash in yesterday's windfall and get back in after the next cash raise
Down by 0.1% , this is not meeting the target of 3.5% by year end, more interest rate hikes on the way i am afraid
I think we all know where the gap is
Bid/offer range of 10
185/195
is this usual for this one
82 finish by the looks of it
At this rate could be 63p by close of business Friday
Well somebody believed him . it has shot up 10 pence since he was on
Published Sept 15th 7pm
They interviewed the CEO on the lunchtime news today about the 88% surge in revenue. He stated that the share price was way below what it should be
There we are. "after clearing the bond"
My question is how much interest will be paid if the facility has to be used to clear the bond. I don't think anyboby on here knows the answer to that
The half year accounts do not state how much the facility would cost if called upon
So if MCG had to use the facility to pay off the bond MCG would only pay 12m per year in interest, that is only 3%
If the bridging facility is required to pay off the 2023 maturing bond from googling the matter it could be anything from 1 to 1.5 per cent pm (but that is just google), maybe someone else on here could give us a more accurate estimate
They are replacing the maturing Nov 2023 bond with this one. If this one does not have the take up required they have a bridge facility of 400m (at what rate i have no idea) to fall back on until December 2025
Even if the tech is worth half a million there is no getting away from the fact that cash is needed for 2024. Where is it wand going to get it from?
Mcap of 60m, projected revenue of 6m max, cash 16m left at year end 2023(14m spent out of 30m raised) so a free cashflow of ?m from 6m revenue to finance 2024
Bought this yonks ago for 23p, eventually sold at 22p after pulling teeth.
Then i noticed months later it had gone to 42p and months later again down to 16p. Can anybody on here give a summary of possible reasons for the path this has taken and whether anything has changed to stop it going back to 42p
This has had such great momentum the last couple of weeks i think if we go back to the 70s it'll be stuck in the doldrums for weeks
If you keep hoping it goes lower when are you going to be able to sell high