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flamingogoldon Mar 12, 2021 6:35pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Hot off the press...
RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Hot off the press...I am not a monster, if it was necessary, I would accept to forgo the dividends understanding the unforseen hardship the company had to deal with. But, we keep our shares and move forward. We all accepted risk here. Where I draw the line was SIR corp looking to take the whole fund over for peanuts leaving many longs with a capital loss and no chance to recoup anything post-covid which we know is going to be a far better environment than even pre-covid.
Wordless1 wrote: I bought some around $2.5 and sold at $3.50. Obvioulsy sold way too early but har dot complain when you made money.
I also didn't think the bank would pull the plug. But after reading that update, i made me wonder if they did that as a warning that it's coming? That being said, I don't see how the bank would get their moneyback by pulling the plug either so they should be willing to continue to work with SIR Corp.
In that update, I read that bank is forcing them not to pay the royalties to SRV.UN... Those royalties are somewhere in the $10M range today. The opco was weak before Covid, and Covid has just ravaged it now... Today $39M owed to the bank and $20M in overall payables (including the royalties to SRV.UN), and about $2M of cash on hand - I don't see the bank allowing them to pay those royalties any time soon and I can't imagine how they will ever get out of that hole without some kind of restructuring (even when restaurants do reopen)?
My guess (and it's only a guess) is most of the deferred royalties get foregiven so that they can come out on the other side and start paying royalties again one day. Without SIR Corp, there is no SRV.UN so the Fund should be willing to work with SIR on that front... I hope I'm wrong - Best of luck and I sincerely hope it all works out. Too risky for me.