RE: Couldn't vote,15 Dec 2025 15:46
Djm1 - yeah haha maths. Most of these people think it's for putting on your ears. Ear maffs.
1bln shares is approx 10x diluation from current share issuance.
Following GM if yes (if you like getting wodges of cash and throwing it on the fire to keep warm) it would be approx 4.5x to get to 1bln (from 230mln->1bln )
SP at 10x dilution: 9.55p -> 0.955p assuming Texas was still good as at 31/07/2024.
How does that make you feel if you invested above 0.955p? How do you feel if you invested below 0.955p?
If you invested below and still think think "I'm alright guv'nor" then think again. The above ASSUMES that the Texas wells have not been shafted by the entire BoD for the previous 18 months - all so Stephen "I have no conflict of interest on PQ or Texas in my role as Chairman gov'nor (please Carrick take this cash as you witnessed Anton's will)" Lunn and pals can ride off into the sunset with the Texas assets. Likely SP on return will be 4p or less, so apply that to the 10x dilution and you get 0.4p.
Still ok?
Ok so what if we use Richard's statement that the RTO must be £30m to satisty UK market listing rules as an RTO is treated as a new application and main market only allows £30m and above (unless you are a transition company). That means we need shares issued to be able to add up to £30mln MCAP. If we are at 0.4p at 1bln shares that's only £4m. oor eerrr miss.
So £30m/4m=7.5 ratio.
So actually you need 7.5 X 1billion shares=7.5billion shares to approach £30m at a SP of 0.4p/share. or 15billion shares at an SP of 0.2p...
Otherwise, oh mathematically challenged LSE board, where do you think the £30m that PPP must have to RTO into RMD will have to come from?