RE: Good potential17 Mar 2021 12:00
"A Monetising Event is defined to include:
a) an IPO, or admission of the shares of Jigsaw (and including any holding company of that entity) to trading on a relevant exchange, or
b) completion of a reverse takeover resulting in the shares of Jigsaw (and including any holding company of that entity) being admitted to trading on a relevant exchange, or
c) any commercial arrangements designed to extract economic value for a material portion of the Gold Assets (including, without limitation, a disposal to a third party on arm's length terms or a joint venture), a material portion being defined as 25% or more.
The Investor retains the right, but not the obligation, to convert part or whole of the outstanding balance of the Funding Amount drawn down, up to a maximum of US$1.25m, into new shares of Jigsaw prior to completion of a first Monetising Event, for a maximum interest of 20% in Jigsaw. This option will expire if not exercised at the earlier of (i) the Investor refusing a draw down request for the second tranche; and (ii) immediately prior to completion of a first Monetising Event.
Each tranche of the CLN will be convertible at the election of the Investor into new Ordinary Shares of Kodal at any time, in whole or part, during the Repayment Term, except in certain circumstances as set out below. The conversion price will be set as 130 per cent. of the Company's 5-day VWAP (volume weighted average price) immediately preceding the date of drawdown of each tranche ('Closing Price'). Such conversions cannot be made:
a) while a balance of the pre-existing convertible loan note remains due to YA II PN and RiverFort Global Opportunities PCC Limited, as announced 15 July 2020 and updated 27 October 2020, of which $600,000 of convertible loan notes currently remain outstanding; and
b) during first 12 months of the Repayment Term unless on the date of conversion the closing prices of the Company's ordinary shares in the immediately preceding three trading days has been equal to or greater than two times the relevant Closing Price."