Where others have failed will Atl1102 succeed ?, page-471

Ok so how does this scenario sound

Have been looking at the numbers and have always maintained  the price has both been propped and capped and the magic number is 20c IMHO

So here goes

And what a deal this would be for a pharma and us as shareholders

So we are entitled to issue script to the tune of 25% of the company approx a 140,000,000 share issue

What if a major pharma were to come on board as a major cornerstone investor to the tune of 20% of the company

Figures would look like this approx

20% of the Co to pharma approx 133,000,000

This done @ the magic numery of 20c

Would amount to a contribution of $26.6 mil

So no complaint from me there

So this would benefit all around

Pharma benefit

Pharma would be reducing risk as they would  have value in the issue so something for their cash

But not fully committed as Roche did with sarepta which as we all know ended badly

Pharma would have a 20% holding which would sit them in a good place for potential take over down the track, should the trial be successful

If the Name is a biggy  then  that pharma i believe you could safely say would more or less double their investment overnight or should i day once we came out of the trading halt Ann

Shareholder Benefit

Well for starters i believe we would hit that 48c prediction instantaneously should the title of the pharma match the expectation here

Plus we would have no worries about sophs playing lose stock that 133mil holding by the pharma would be safely tucked away and held onto for future take over material

Your future investment would be solid knowing that should the trial be successful we would be supported to market or taken out by the pharma on our register

It could also benefit by  attractimg other big names wanting a slice of the pie knowing one of its competitors was onboard but not yet fully committed to a full blow partnership

As always just IMHO and chucking ideas around whilst we wait

One thing for sure 20c is the magic number

@itsagas

No hard feelings all good

See how we go