RE: How it may go.24 Nov 2021 15:19
Think about it this way. Loads of banks are involved in this financing and we have some rather larger companies involved and nobody wants this to fail. They all want it to succeed and make money and de-risk some of their position over time. So other investors will want some of the pie, and the share price goes up, a few investors take a bit off to provide liquidity. At each gateway point where progress is achieved this share goes up in value. So 7p today is 15p say when its fully built. The share then drops back in the initial year of production, because volume is low, the production circuit has to be filled up, inventory costs are at the highest and some original investors sell their shares. It then recovers in subsequent years.