Warrants expiring28 Jun 2022 12:33
My take is, given how the sp is now sat at the conversion price is that the Board will happily let the 14th come, and go with not much move in the sp until then. I also think the Board are largely ambivalent to the current share price....they feel a deal is there to be done, and will be done.
They suspect Sprott will exercise - how else does he get 8mln shares at 20p just ahead of an asset/resource sale? The other holders - given the destruction in equity value the Board have commented on from significant holders selling, I suspect they couldn't care less. Those warrant holders now either let them expire or cough up - zero margin to either forward sell or flip to cover costs.
If the 50% of the July warrants not held by ES expire...then we have 8mln or so less dilution, around 6% or so. The transaction will be priced in USD (not £x.x per share - although obviously this is implied in a cash figure) so the less shares around the better for all existing holders.