Ann: Investor Presentation, page-26

Sure but is enough for me to walk away? Hell No!

You've brought to light a significant issue with Lanthaneins capital raising strategy, especially regarding the broker's compensation, which includes a 6% commission and additional options. This compensation could become substantial, potentially exceeding the capital raised, if LNR's share price reaches 2 cents. This scenario raises concerns about the sustainability and fairness of compensation structures in equity financing, particularly for smaller investors. The disproportionate benefits for brokers or advisors, compared to the value they add to the company, could skew market dynamics, favoring larger players and potentially misaligning incentives with the long-term interests of the company and its shareholders. While companies in urgent need of capital or in high-risk sectors might have to agree to less favorable terms, the challenge lies in balancing immediate capital needs with long-term shareholder interests. Until this farm-in agreement, LNR seemed to be treading water, so it appears there weren't many other avenues available.