Post by
stitch1956 on Jun 18, 2015 6:29pm
debentures
I think there is about 86 million in debentures. Any take out is likely well in excess of the exercise price of 1.40. That will be dilutive. The more debentures they can buy up before hand the less he dilution on take over. Moreover, it is an easy way to buy shares in the company as the debentures can be converted to shares at any time. Same thing today, lot of buying from Anonomous.
Comment by
bigdaddycash on Jun 18, 2015 6:38pm
If I am reading this correctly, the debebtures will actually dilute shareholders more if they are converted by a change of control because the conversion price drops and therefore the number of shares that are issued on conversion will increase. correct me if I am wrong...
Comment by
geoffs13 on Jun 18, 2015 9:17pm
This is not encouraging ---ouch triple ouch ---this shall hold the price down until Sept /17 .Then conversion and all h--- breaks out . All we can hope is that Tony is aware of this wrinkle ,thus the increase in the number of shares after conversion .Perhaps someone could make up a chart showing the number of shares vs. dates to Sept/17. Interesting find --ouch
Comment by
helgek on Jun 18, 2015 10:48pm
I am not sure how the mechanics of a conversion or redemption will work. Let us consider an example: X offers $2 for the common shares. The next days, the SP will be close to $2, but the company can only redeem at 100 after 30 days, but holders can demand conversion to common shares immediately at 140.
Comment by
SKRiderFan on Jun 19, 2015 7:13am
good piont JR, i am not sure of accounting procedeur but are debs on the balance sheet as long term debt?
Comment by
geoffs13 on Jun 19, 2015 9:16am
Tony recently made a COMMENT ALONG THESE LINES .
Comment by
bossu on Jun 19, 2015 11:19am
Simply go to the STOCK WATCH site and clic on th last 3 months closing price.for LSG.DB May be somebody else could provide the link but I can't