RE: Good Grief8 Aug 2023 15:34
Tricky, the CEOs name is Al Sisto! What he said on the Q&A in June was that none of the investee companies were cash flow positive and that he was asking them to pivot from growth at all costs to something that would require less future funding BUT they would still require funds. All of them (except Wyld) require ongoing funding from Tern and other investors .Tern's options have been limited so as each funding round comes about (with the exception of DA where they have managed to hold a majority share) the Tern share of the investee companies has been reduced.
Regarding WYLD, Tern have no intention of providing any additional funding should it be required, rather Tern see their holding in WYLD as being as source of funding for Tern.
Regarding the CEO, I have been listening to his confidence in the investee companies for many years, shareholders got tired of jam tomorrow and he was not re-elected to the board at the AGM in June and is no longer a Director but still an employee.
By the way, at the recent Q&A session in June, he wasn't painting a positive picture, rather he gave a stark warning on the collapse of valuations in the sector over the previous 12-18 months which resulted in a significant reduction in NAV for Tern, one of the reasons why the SP had fallen to ~4p.