hisah wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:If TCL cannot get the price of the shares above 50/- by March 2016, it will have to raise a new bond to pay off the bondholders OR give the bondholders more favorable terms of conversion. Either way, I am staying out until mid 2015 (after 1H 2015 results are released) then re-assess the firm.
This had escaped from my sight. So it's possible TCL might end up in a bond holdout scenario? That will really suck and crater the share price! TCL will have to pay off the bond or be locked out of the Bond Market. It will probably raise the cash by borrowing from banks.
Anyway, I indicated the options it has. And they all point to a dilution of shares/value unless there is a significant improvement in the underlying business and the share price trends much higher. To get to 50/- by March 2016, TCL needs 40% annualized growth in the share price. Not easy but not impossible either. See ARM which issued Convertible Bonds. Though Pradeep Paunrana is a very smart chap & knows how to play the game!
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