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Some rough calc's
I'm new at this so any comments or corrections will be appreciated.
If 1/3rd of Capital Notes become shares, and the share price through the 20 business days to 15 March stays at 14.5c:
- 10,000 notes plus accrued interest = $10,244 (approx.)
- This buys 74,230 shares at 13.8c which is 95% of 14.5c.
- 6.6m Notes converting will create about 47.8 million new shares bringing the total on issue to about 125m.
- Dividing the current market capitalisation by 125m gives a new nominal price of 8.9c.
Does this make sense?
Thanks
Scott
Last edited by getontoit99; 29-01-2011 at 06:02 PM.
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