There has been a lot of talk about shareholder dilution once...

There has been a lot of talk about shareholder dilution once Arafura raises the necessary funds to go into production, I disagree 100% ,if Arafura raises $1.5 Bill to build a plant valued at $1.5 Bill then there is zero dilution .

Your assets have increased by $1.5 Bill due to your ownership of the Plant (a debit on the Balance sheet)and liabilities as capital raised has increased by $1.5 Bill (a credit on your balance sheet). The Debits equal the credits, basic accounting principal.


It's just the same as you going to the bank to borrow $1.0mill for your house, yes you owe the bank $1 mill but you have a house valued at $1 mill.

You haven't lost the mill ,you've just invested it in your house.

Just the same for Arafura and any other company have been doing since the beginning of time, Lynas would be a good example to study.