Maybe I'm too new to this but I'm pretty sure if you get a $105M loan, while that may give you $105M in cash as an asset, you also now have a $105M liability. Obviously there is some added value to the company in that it has potential to move forward but I don't think a loan automatically adds it's face value to the value of the company. In fact the first change to the balance sheet is that it would go down by whatever fees were paid to obtain the loan.
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