It is an interesting funding model and whilst there is very little immediate dilution through a cap raising, the convertible notes of $70m effectively means shareholders are giving away 50% of the company (based on YTC's current MC of ~$70m) once Glencore convert.
I wouldnt be opposed to this model being used for MYG but would prefer the debt-to-convertible note ratio to be greater.
I noticed the announcement was made on the same day as their AGM, are we in for a pleasant surprise next Wed?
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