Here are some questions that holders can ponder in light of the recent market rout that has resulted from the collapse of SVB:
How does a company with zero debt get into trouble in a debt crisis?
How does a company that is going to be almost 100% supplying to government buyers suffer as a result of a deflationary contraction in the money supply? And
How is a company that has already literally just secured $100m in equity capital as cash in the bank in any way disadvantaged by a banking panic?
Ann: Share Purchase Plan Offer Booklet, page-24
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