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Exactly dB, but it's easy for us (myself included!) to sit here and type posts on Gersnet saying that Dave King or one of his associates should spend their money buying out shareholders who paid nothing (or virtually nothing) for their shares.

 

The reality though, is that while it might make sense for us, it might not make sense for them.

 

It's another tough call because just for example, if Margarita wanted 50p per share, then it would only cost Dave King £1.3m to buy their 2.6m shares, but it would only be 3.19% of the company as things stand, so not necessarily enough to definitely tip the balance at an AGM vote.

 

It might require 10% or more, so then you'd be getting into £4m+ territory going to faceless people who've paid next to nothing for their shareholding.

 

He can't pay one shareholder 50p per share iirc he'd have to pay 50p per share for the shares he'd be getting when the loan would be converted so the £16m would need to be £40m.

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He can't pay one shareholder 50p per share iirc he'd have to pay 50p per share for the shares he'd be getting when the loan would be converted so the £16m would need to be £40m.

 

Is King & co a single entity or several entities? If it were several surely existing shares could be bought by one or more for say 50p per share. Not enough is known about king & co IMO.

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probably not as a concert part.

 

Do you know that for sure? Not much is known about King & co is there? Where's the funding coming from? All we've had is this £16m figure, half of which is from DK. Where's the rest from? Surely not loans

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