So at what point does a publicly listed company have to tell the market whether it's capital raising attempt was successful or otherwise ? Is it meeting its continuous disclosure requirements if it just stays silent weeks after confirming the AFR article.
The term sheet for the convertible had been floating around for a few days before this announcement so SKN has been trying to raise money for at least 2 weeks but probably longer. Even and IPO doesn't take this long these days.
Total shambles.
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