Red agree with you there, not a practical example but...

Red agree with you there, not a practical example but highlighting the fact than PRR is able to pay SpringTree by cash obtained from a placement at a higher share price in the future and therefore minimising dilution from this particular deal. A straight out placement of $25.5M (which maybe is what is required as part of the current FDA approval process?)at the current shareprice would have meant massive dilution. This is why I believe the share price has held up well and not discounting the fact that this deal will raise awareness of Prima in the US financial market. Another point is why did Eugene Tablis CEO and Head of Investment Banking with KTA Capital decide to get involved with Prima by starting the "SpringTree Special Opportunities Fund" just recently. If KTA Capital was unable to source a financial backer for Prima like they did for Vmoto said sorry can't help but instead Eugene Tablis wanted a piece of this pie because of the potiental.IMO

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""SpringTree Managing Director Jeff Easton commented: “We are impressed with the
technology, management and scientific team of Prima BioMed and look forward to
participating in the long-term success of CVac™. We are encouraged by the success
of the NASDAQ-listed company Dendreon Corp, which is applying similar technology
to developing a vaccine treatment for Prostate Cancer, and we are hopeful that our
involvement with Prima will be equally successful and beneficial.”
“This is our first Australian investment, but we are optimistic about investment
opportunities in Australia and excited to have partnered with a company that has as
much potential as Prima BioMed,” Mr Easton said.""