There would be interest added to the noteholder's fee, and my...

There would be interest added to the noteholder's fee, and my guess is they would target a minimum of a full refund of the 400 million investment, with Burford charging 50% of that cost.

So it could be 750m:
Secured Note-holders = AUD 150M (including interest approx 20%)
Burford Capital = AUD 200M
Shareholders = AUD 400M, Shares on Issue = 10B, Return to Shareholders = AUD 0.04 per share

Also, what may work in our favour is that Giulio and David both hold shares from which they would receive a payout.
Giulio Casello - 14,950,000
David Porter - 1,735,542,986

Then there is still the legal battle with Cameroon

At the moment, it's still $0 for us all, but it's nice to throw figures around.