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Burford Capital Ord Shs BUR

Burford Capital Limited provides legal finance products and services, comprising core legal finance, complex strategies, and post-settlement finance. The Company is also engaged in the asset management business. The Company's segments include capital provision, asset management and other services, and other corporate. The capital provision segment comprises the provision of capital to the legal industry or in connection with legal matters, both directly and through investment in its managed funds. The asset management and other services segment includes the provision of services to the legal industry, including litigation insurance. In its post-settlement business, the Company offers clients the ability to monetize post-settlement and other legal receivables. In its complex strategy business, the Company acts as a principal and acquires assets that are mispriced and for which value can be realized through recourse to litigation proceedings.


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Post by Summer001on Apr 07, 2023 3:43am
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The current announcement has no new information, but highlights the failures of the past.
With a market cap of CA$ 25 million, a share price of CA$ 0.235 and hardly any cash, how many new shares would have to be issued to finance a purchase of Merit and the running costs or a new JV? 200 million new shares? Who will subscribe to them, how dramatic would the dilution be for all existing share holders? Even if all this succeeds, hardly anyone will get his investment back.
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