RE:News ReleaseYou make some good points Tgates. I did not do the math but I will take your word for it on the dilution. But once all the debt is converted to equity they no longer have to pay interest on the loans or pay 25% of all money raised to the bondholders. Thus breakeven is now an easier target.
As far as why the bondholders would accept the conversion you would have to look at what choices they have. I am not willing to purchase more shares at 15c because I am afraid of bankruptcy so I am not willing to commit more money to YOO. The bondholders have already committed the money. If enough of them refuse to convert that increases the possibility of bankruptcy with no one getting any money back. They may look at this deal as the most likely way they can salvage their investment. Also, before issuing the press release, I would imagine YOO sent out some feelers as to what the various parties were willing to do. I am sure they already have some agreement from the bondholders on this deal already.
Bob