Why not keep the dilutions to a minimum and make then buy in on market. I’m pretty pissed that they’re able to amass large holdings in fbr all off market. It’s either a primary issuance or a block trade but yet volume in asx trading is practically non existent. If they want fbr ownership make the bast-ards buy from current shareholders on market. Don’t get me wrong, we do need to rates equity but keep them to a minimum while the share price is so depleted. We should be able to secure other types of funding such as from waas equity partners..
not investment advice. Do your own research, etc etc…
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