Post by
oiltar on Mar 08, 2017 6:39am
Massive share issue?
Sounds like Will is casting doubt on a financing.
"Unfortunately, the cash needed to pay for the drilling and the studying is also very much conceptual in nature. Peregrine says it is "in discussions with various parties" regarding financing the program, adding that it is "confident such financing will be obtained." Investors appear equally confident, although many retail shareholders are apprehensive that the financing obtained will be another rights offering at a hefty discount to the current stock price."
But lets say it goes threw (we don't want to see what happens if it don't but if it did not then BK) and the management cleans out the little treasury severence pay we still will need at least $10 million for exploration and G&A.
So lets sat PGD breaks with tradition and for once does the issue at the market price we get at least 50 million more shares.On the other hand if they follow regular issues and do it at 10 cents we get 100 million more shares taking the float to 450 million.
So any way I see it more tonnage of paper before more tonnage of ore.If not then PGD ends up in the grave yard of JR flame outs.I have had at least a dozen flame outs with near and some times 100% capital losses.
This situation is now very much at risk.But the only thing is RF and EF go down with us.Until we see the financing PGD is un-investible from a financial stand point.But from a gelogic stand point its the real deal.I VERY MUCH HOPE a major buys out PGD befor the till runs out or we issue a billion shares to keep this alive until then.
Its very clear JK bailed now..
Comment by
mill44 on Mar 08, 2017 10:00am
No one can say that the Friedlands are idiots. There will be no massive amounts of shares made available to the public.
Comment by
cudjo on Mar 08, 2017 10:05am
thanks mil, so do you think rights offering then? Or PP by the brother or entity they have been talking to and believe if 500 meters does play nice, would ultimately be the one who came to a party?
Comment by
mill44 on Mar 08, 2017 10:18am
According to Kaiser's numbers after the PEA, the fair value for PGD today would be between 40 to 60c. CH6 is fairly well understood, so te next step should not come with a big surprise to the downside. If someone made an offer above 30c, they should be all over this under 20c. Floodding the market with millions of shares would be a risky move. I don't see it happening.
Comment by
Kidlapik on Mar 08, 2017 11:01am
I don't know how the Friedlands can add more to their position, they already own 47%, if there ownership increases more I believe they would be required to tender an offer for the entire company wouldn't they? They could do a rights offering but I do not believe they would be allowed to backstop it or oversubscribe do to their ownership %, I could be wrong. Ekim any thoughts here?
Comment by
mill44 on Mar 08, 2017 11:38am
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Comment by
shneps on Mar 08, 2017 12:26pm
I have personally always felt that when Chantal was brought on board it was inevitably going to be a third party investment. That's her job, is it not? Too find someone?
Comment by
mill44 on Mar 08, 2017 12:33pm
I consider the SP an issue for any third party investment. Even at 25c, to get the funds you would give someone 30M shares. Not the direction they steered this game till now.