RE: That's great news20 May 2026 09:27
Leddach, it's being loaded with debt for a reason. There is a valuable Asset, otherwise why would anyone lend it money (and ensure the debt is secured via floating charge)
Once suspension lifts the share price will go through the floor from the sellers. There will be folks then looking to buy up the equity around and below the conversion price (if they can).
Maybe even the company could have bought back it's own shares with the RMD loan money, although that resolution got voted down at the AGM as I understand...
They key here IMO, is to try and get in below the conversion value of the Loan Notes.
Of course, that all depends if the company ever comes back to trading.
Clearly current BOD don't want to lose the control, they have worked so hard to get.
All my own view of course.