Thanks for the accounting insight guys.
I am just thinking... if there is a 25% dilution of shares now.
There would be 329m x 0.25 x $0.105 = $8m of debt-free cash injection into the company.
Yes it would hit the share price no doubt in the short-term (and allow buying opportunities for some)
But, it would not only reduce liabilities to $20m, but also provide cash-flow breathing space, which in turn will allow CCU a bit more time to reduce cash cost to $19.00 and turn profitable within 2+ years max.
Long-term, it is actually a good thing.
Imagine in 2017 CCU mining at cash cost of $19 while silver price being $30.
EPS of 6.5c / share!
Call me optimistic, but I reckon this is realistic.
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