Infa9 Feb 2019 15:12
Current mcap £14mill
Costs spent on project (after placing money invested) circa £15million
"As part of the Company's equity negotiations with all potential parties, recovering costs invested to date is one key commercial element of the deal and these additional costs will be included within that calculation."
£500k from warrants so far this year
Receipt of EU FEED grant monies expected Q2 (I'm guessing between £1 - £1.5 million )
"the FEED report has been submitted to the European Union in accordance with the Company's grant conditions and is in the process of being reviewed and audited. It is likely that InfraStrata will receive its final payment from the EU in Q2 2019 after this verification process has been completed."
Once FID taken infa will receive a construction management fee. Imo, going off 10% of project , this could be circa £3mill per annum. Fits in with this statement from annual report
"From a strategic perspective, it is our intention to be far more than just a one project organisation. To that end we have adopted a strategy that seeks to ensure the Company starts generating an income in the mid-term to cover running costs at the plc level."
Imo, after recent placing and warrants dilution, every 10% of retained equity is worth circa 1p per share to infa
So to conclude, I'm expecting a lump sum to push next projects forward, income generation to cover plc costs and a reasonable chunk of retained equity
Ignore the noise and DYOR
GLA