Keeping up with the "Big Boys"27 Sep 2025 13:40
Not sure if anyone is interested in keeping up with the big boys [investment capitalist's] - covering our fund raise's
Myself I have been here since day 1, when Attis Oil & Gas [AOGL] became the company we know today: Helium One Global [HE1] in the earliest days of the David Minchin daily commentary and the SP peeked at circa 28 pence per share, until the drill piece snapped !
Well not to dwell on the past, otherwise we'll all go mad!
On market sunmission we had in circulation issued shares: 496,893,111 - today we have in issue [as I type]; 7,716,654,294
For those bamboozled by the fund raises an easy way to calculate how many shares you need to have to keep up with your investment, is to take the current amount in issue and divide it by the quantity of shares in issue on your entry point into the company.
So for myself [here from the beginning] I take the current amount in issue and divide it by for admission amount [figures above] so for me I need to hold 15.53 {rounded up] times my original holding. {[well ahead as I currently have: 61.8 times original holding}}
I hope that may help some people thrown of by all the fund raises. JUST KEEP TOPPING UP
Don't forget when a company is in their R&D phase with little to no cash flow the balance sheet is always going to take a bit of a knocking.