@DarkLordStoaty ...."
I just want out of this nightmare at some stage.
Starting to feel like Ground Hog day.
Hoping for a tax write off and a chicken dinner.
I'm sure some of the long suffering LT holders want the same."
That by itself is a huge problem for getting the IPO away. Most people will realise that there are lots of people in that position, therefore can get a cheap entry in the market later. This then stops people buying into the IPO in the first place.
That prospectus is IMHO a nothing burger. There is no incentive I can see for anyone to invest new money, therefore the most likely outcome is that the prospectus fails. Lots of prospectuses fail, I've read some shockers over the years. Some are so bad that I cannot say this is the worst, but there have been plenty of slightly more interesting prospectuses that have failed.
This only succeeds if lots of existing shareholders take up the offer, and not just the minimum. Apart from Josh, no-one else has stepped up to the plate yet with any glowing statements, or vast enthusiasm for the offer, and there has been a week to read it..
Good luck on your other investments..