Adjusted for Incremental CF8 Jun 2020 13:01
From there accounts on page 59
"The Group has used the US$120.6 million net proceeds from the issue of US$125 million Convertible Bonds to fund the repurchase of the outstanding US$100 million convertible bonds as set out below, resulting in the net US$12.6 million cash inflow."
But you need to consider that over the next twelve months there is $10M new interest to pay so, the incremental CF VS. allowing original conversion is $2.6m
So for this $2.6m incremental cash they agreed to:
Pay an additional $50m worth of future interest, plus future dividends for the bondholders plus a true-up of future dilution for the bondholders, plus relinquish control over some of the company’s future actions. (Please see the T&C of the bonds)
If let the old bonds convert, the company would also have had $100m less debt.
This wasn’t in the company’s best interest and it wasn’t in the shareholders best interest.