RE:RE:RE:RE:I used to like management but"... without mentioning the share price?"
Share price will be negotiated at the time of the overnight offer, which I don't think is a traditional public offering. Notice that the N/R doesn't mention shares - it's 'units', implying that warrants could be also negotiated, besides the negotiating of the share price. If so, will the warrants be at a more attractive exercise price than the previous ones at 1.25?
Even with the last offering, initially there was an acceleration clause for the warrants; when the offering was completed the acceleration clause was removed, presumably by negotiation. I had these warrants until very recently and there was initially good appreciation on them, almost a triple, but they've crashed in the last month.
I'm finding all the recent activities, share activity, incessant money needs, and ambiguity a little unsettling, like some other development darlings in the past.