On a closer look at the offering, it appears to pay down only a small portion of debt, at a low discount but material still.
Why not try to refinance instead of offering a 7% discount to shareholders and refinance once interest rates look to rise again?
I know it is easy to be a judge from the sidelines, but wondering if this is the first of more than one capital raise this FY.
On a closer look at the offering, it appears to pay down only a...
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