NTL - New Talisman Mine - New board & Directors

[blackcap]

Well done. They are going to try and make it happen. I'm guessing that the CR will cover the loans so it's the same thing as 'secured' 19 percent loan.

The interest is only paid if the loans are drawn down. If the CR is successful, they won't have any need for the facility will they. (Except for the $100k that was signaled to be drawn in July)

[Toddy]

The interest is only paid if the loans are drawn down. If the CR is successful, they won't have any need for the facility will they. (Except for the $100k that was signaled to be drawn in July)

Thats entirely upto the NTL shareholders to make sure that they support the management with more $$$.

[Toddy]

I'm out of cash. IFT have cleaned me out.

[Daytr]

It will be interesting to see if any or all of the loans are converted to equity in the CR.

[Baa_Baa]

It will be interesting to see if any or all of the loans are converted to equity in the CR.

Yes true, but that would be a condition of the CR, which we don't know yet.

I'd be surprised TBH if the lenders of last resort (and wow, they came out of the woodwork didn't they, like supreme confidence) were interested in chancing their arm on converting loans at 19% return, to equity at 0% and the risk that the market didn't up-value the market cap by at least or more than their ROI at 19% return on debt.

What would you do if you were a lender at 19% interest, in an inevitable cap raise and a massive dilution event forthcoming? Convert debt to equity?, maybe, but yeah nah probably not? Time will tell.

[whatsup]

Yes true, but that would be a condition of the CR, which we don't know yet.

I'd be surprised TBH if the lenders of last resort (and wow, they came out of the woodwork didn't they, like supreme confidence) were interested in chancing their arm on converting loans at 19% return, to equity at 0% and the risk that the market didn't up-value the market cap by at least or more than their ROI at 19% return on debt.

What would you do if you were a lender at 19% interest, in an inevitable cap raise and a massive dilution event forthcoming? Convert debt to equity?, maybe, but yeah nah probably not? Time will tell.

B B , The old story, " the devil is in the detail " !!

[blackcap]

I don't think they are loans, it's a facility. Like an overdraft. Will only be used if needed. The company would be irresponsible to draw down at 19%, if they had cash in the back from a capital raise.

[Landyman]

Pages 3&4 of Annual report show pics of the beast that will be processing the ore - nice!!!

[Daytr]

Pages 3&4 of Annual report show pics of the beast that will be processing the ore - nice!!!

It didn't have a price tag still attached by chance did it?

So with the large amount of facilities in place what does that mean in regards what the amount the CR will be.
19% pa. Sounds like a lot, but if the CR is $5M then that's cost shareholders circa 50% in dilution.

And what level now for the CR?
To entice shareholders to raise maybe 3 times what they did last time, and considering they couldn't raise the full amount last time, and that the recent storm in a teacup has put a dent in the share price, at what level can they set the CR to confidently raise the amount required?

Hopefully they outline the purchase & installation cost of the plant. Confirm no more consents are required and even if they do that there is still one piece of the jigsaw missing.
Can they get their concentrate processed into dore or refined gold?

[Landyman]

It didn't have a price tag still attached by chance did it?

Its blue - a very expensive colour. But soon it will be gold, from all the dust floating round. Operator is going to end up look like C3PO