The Company has appointed Sixty-Two Capital (Sixty-Two Capital) as lead manager to the Shortfall Offer. Sixty-Two Capital will receive a lead management fee of 5% of all funds placed under the Shortfall Offer
As usual, your post makes false and misleading statements. 62 Capital has not, and will not, receive any MMR shares under the Shortfall Offer Lead Manager contract.
If 62 Capital elect to pay $0.005 per MMR to acquire shares under the shortfall offer, the company will need to announce the subscription via an application for quotation. No such announcement has been made.
Any SH is naturally entitled to sell their MMR at anytime. It is very unusual for SH to lie about their reasons for selling. But you do.
MMR Price at posting:
0.5¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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