Basically have been converting their notes in batches and selling into the market, time and time again.
The first lots of notes that were issued to Magna did not have a floor price which were really bad and Magna could dump in batches and then always convert more at a discount no matter what the shareprice was. ASIC questioned this, and there was an announcement from the company regarding it. https://hotcopper.com.au/documentdownload?id=uOMxKKzFkiWRTLKhOROKAxjvTDYC5Qq8yxSZrfl0ke92GA==
The latest lot of notes have a floor price and Magna with a shareprice at 0.005 would be probably in the red with those notes. With all Magna' investments, a 10% $$ uplift is applied before the notes are issued and they are able to convert the notes to shares at a discount to the sp vrap. I can't remember the exact conversion floor price on these notes but it's around 0.006 for each share issued. I suspect Magna would be very reluctant to invest more $$ and take more notes on the same terms.
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