RE: RE: RE: RE: Sedar docs Geezer, No, it isn't a "done deal". That is the problem. If it was a done deal the money would be funded, we wouldn't need to make these interim [and expensive] bridge loans and we could read some of the terms and conditions of the loan.
We don't really know anything - such as the interest rate or the term of the loan. We are borrowing against that promise of a loan and paying a huge penalty for doing so. A loan is not completed until all parties have agreed to all of the terms and conditions and the loan is recorded and the money funded. I'll wager the money will be funded in tranches over a period of time - to protect the lender - but we don't even know that.