Royal Helium Ltd. V.RHC

Tough Teerms

[Henryviii]

Lets see what their financing will do for the share price

[chuck21]

These guys suck. Haven't even included what the so called aim listing is going to cost them. Or if anyone even buys in. Seems like one big smoke and mirrors show to me.

[chuck21]

Missed deadlines, secret deals, unproven tech. And on and on and on.

[Swedeprof]

A lot haters here for some reason. RHC is executing. The fact a major lender is giving $30 MILLION DOLLARS in credit is a GOOD SIGN! When a bank or other lender underwrites a deal for me and it passes their agressive DD and tests, its an additional sign that my proposition is good. Sometimes terms aren't fantastic. Maybe you haven't noticed but Bank of Canada Overnight Rate has also gone

[kewlmoed]

No kidding. What did they epxect, 8%, lower? Bank LOC is already 11.45%.

[Margin321]

Not a hater.  A worrier. That is different. We have a path to production of Algae systems delivers a cryogenic wonder than can provide 6 digit helium for the rocket launch company by April. I hope the contract is very solid, that Algae systems gets paid when the purifier purifies.  I don't hate Algae systems. Just worry about them. Having a modicum of worry has saved me from some

[kewlmoed]

What you? Worry? Never! lol. One of the rare times you could feel confident about an average down. The glass is half full. AIM listing, additional contact discussions, etc, ect, ect.   HEVI’s news yesterday? Now that’s risk. By the time they are done, they’ll need a raise, 115M outstanding, so far   Can’t compare DME to RHC. 2 different animals. DME operates 8.5% the land of RHCs, in the

[frostback]

Not a hater but we need to see this latest development for what it is.  After all this is not an investment but a speculation play on a pre production company.   Its not 14% but rater 14% + 5% fee = 19%.  Quite high is it not?  Add 9.9% for the warrants further dilutes the retail shareholders position.   I too am not a hater and fully understand the challenge of attracting

[Margin321]

The purpose of the capital markets is to raise capital to build or grow a business.  I have no trouble with that. But it works much better if there is enthusiasm for the company and each subsequent capital raise is at a higher share price as the story comes together. That is efficient for company including shareholders. When you raise capital at ever decreasing share prices then you are just

[frostback]

Margin – excellent take away regarding shares outstanding and dilution concerns.   One of the reasons for consolidation of shares and the negative stigma attached to such a move by the market.    Many posters here refuse to see the bigger picture and refuse to acknowledge the risk.  FOMO, greed and love are the easiest way to depreciate funds in a play such as this. 

[Margin321]

I agree with you. But share price not feeling that "buoyant" to me at the moment.