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tcastleon Mar 08, 2021 4:13pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:Be Careful Here
RE:RE:RE:RE:Be Careful HereYou're painting the completely wrong picture here. If these debentures do in fact lead to a dilution, the price of this stock will have to be over $1.21, which translates into a market value of ~$123m. The dilution would be only 9.75 million shares ($11.8m in debs = 11,800 debenture units * 826 warrants each = 9.75m shares). This is less than 10% dilution (102m shares outstanding now), and this is only if the share price rises over $1.21. If it doesn't, then D9 refinances the debt with existing credit facilities or a new term loan, and the debentures are gone and we carry on.
Also, an additional chunk in debt for a growing company is of no concern to me. As long as the return on cash is higher than the interest, it is a good use of funds. Judging by their revenue per sq ft metrics (one of the best in Canada for weed retailers), I don't see this being a problem.
Curious how you arrived at 20+ mill stock and 10m warrants. Maybe I'm missing something..?