CLNs8 Apr 2021 21:26
a lack of understanding of the mechanics here is apparent in the case of some posters. so far there have been 3 tranches of loan notes issued, .not 2. the first tranche of notes was issued in febuary ,followed by one in march and one in april. you need to distinguish between the issue of the loan notes and the entirely separate and independent conversion notices. the company does not need to announce the issue of the loan notes, only the conversion notices. thus no announcement was made in march as although the next tranche of notes was issued no conversion took place. there is an apparent discrepancy in the figures in todaysRNS, which refers to a total of £1,540,000 notes issued to date. the original detail RNS stated the notes were o be issued in tranches of £540000 .obviousl you cannot get to total of £1,540,000 using £540,000 as the multiplier.i have emailed the company about this in case i have misunderstood. setting aside this discrepancy, it is interesting that nice and green converted half of the first issue, but waited until now to convert that oustanding half and the entire contingent of the next two issues all at one go. does this suggest they only converted half originally to see if the s/p fell, but have now decided that the s/p has gone as low as it's likely to and are, therefore, converting all they can at the lowest expected price? obviously there other possibilities, but i was quite intrigued by this idea. probably rubbish i expect.