That clause is standard and is in all convertible note subscription deeds. It protects QVT from TZ doing anything naughty - like issuing lots of shares cheaply elsewhere. I'm sure QVT's lawyers would have insisted on it.
MM and co have been insisting that a low price capital raising is coming imminently - 30c.
Now that QVT has taken notes at 42c, how would it look if TZ issues shares imminently at below 42c thereby allowing these notes to be repriced down? - and all BEFORE these huge deals that they say that they are doing?
The answer is - not very good at all. Cannot be justified.
How would it look if TZ issues share at below 42c AFTER such deals?
The answer is - not very good at all. Cannot be justified.
A true cynic might say that QVT did not want the share price to rise until (a) they were sure that a major deal was on the cards, and (b) they received 42c convertible notes. Such a cynic would now think that the path is now clear for TZ.
TZL Price at posting:
31.1¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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