Consolidation and the issue of up to 1.752.269 extra shares10 Dec 2024 19:45
Monday 9th of December 2024 it was announced in a RNS that:
95 % voted for the consolidation
92% voted for issuing up to 50% extra shares
That means that as of Friday 13th of December 2024 Hemogenyx will only have 3.504.539 shares circulating.
Or in other words, just slightly above 3.5 million shares.
The BOD are now allowed to issue up to 50% new shares over a period of time, I assume that to be 1 year.
Ergo, they can issue 1.752.269 shares.
Or in other words, somewhat less then 1.8 million shares but for the ease of it, let's just say 1.7 mililon shares.
The nominal value means nothing, other then that the BOD cannot issue shares at less then 1 pence a piece.
And a big reason for this whole exercise is to avoid issuing shares in the pence territory, so that won't happen.
The BOD can issue shares at :
Market price
Discounted price
Premium price
I think the best possible outcome for us all is shares issued at a significant premium.
But is that realistic at all?
Based on Prevails investments/exchange rate for services, I'd say yes, it is possible, at least in theory.
But, investors being investors, there might be a demand for warrents.
What I do not know is if the warrents that might be promised falls within the 1.7 million shares that can be issued or if it can be deferred to years away and fall within the 20% that usually is available for a BOD to issue in any given year.
Anyway, what sum should we expect to get for the 1.7 million shares the BOD are now allowed to issue?
10 million pounds? Equals 5.88 a share
20 million pounds? Equals 11.76 a share
30 million pounds? Equals 17.64 a share
50 million pounds? Equals 29.41 a share
I think the most likely way to get shares sold at the higher prices is to release them in tranches when we get successful results and big Pharma are queing up to be part of the game changing company.
I assume we will have to start out at the lower end my wishlist, maybe even with a discount to the market price.
But here's to hoping we get a completely different kettle of investors on board, that are willing to INVEST in the development of the product and play the long game.