-
Share
4,813 Posts.
799
13/06/18
23:04
Share
The way I see, and its just my opinion, institutions will have a powerful position to negotiate a better pricing.
They had originally agreed to fork out $20M @ $1.25.
Now, they have been asked to fork out another $22M - the shortfall.
Note, that's more than 100% of their original commitment.
First time around, they had negotiated hard to get a deal at $1.25.
This time around, I reckon they will push even harder to strike a better deal - at the expense of existing shareholders (IMHO).
-