4c capital return, page-9

I cant see them paying 4c per share out to shareholders, maybe 1c per share might be a bit more realistic. Don't forget they will need to pay back the directors loans which I think are 2 million then this Canadian loan is another 2 million, then they will want to cover the dreaded "administration" of the company for at least a few years so lets say another 8 million or so there, and then some cash to participate in capital raising the subs are going to need to do over the next few years maybe another 5 million or so there. So that is not going to leave too much cash to return to shareholders, IMO.