Smoke and mirrors all around. I think the issue for TER is not they have $60m+ in bank (plus they got $27 remediation money.) It's that:
1. They need to fund ~ $42m to UNV @ 10c a share and if they are still performing like in their 2019 Annual Report Balance Sheet 2. They will also have to reimburse some $90m + of trade creditors who are unlikely to want to wait too long.
They may have ~ $90m cash but may also perhaps have ~ $130m short term debt!!
We'll find out in a couple of weeks. Could look pretty dicey for TER if they don't have a result on UNV by then.
I expect the 6 months report will be pretty horrific although will be laced with a lot of we're going to do's by management and why they have done a good job for shareholders ......and,
the share price down below 30c won't be their fault (by the way why aren't the big shareholders picking up such cheap shares ) and,
paying a 1c dividend out of capital they took from a capital raising at what was it ~ 50c/sh also good management I presume? DYOR
UNV Price at posting:
23.5¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held