You claimed that "SIAF and TRW can still survive and make some progress without a loan".
To which I replied "TRW can, but can SIAF? (assuming that TRW will continue it's non-repayment to SIAF without external financing)" - SIAF does have some financial responsibilites that they seem to be struggling with, hence the dilution.
To that you replied "Why should they do that?"
I'm not sure what you were asking, but if you meant "why should TRW continue not repaying SIAF before external financing" then my answer is that we are diluting at 2% of book. I.e Solomon should do anything he can to avoid that dilution - including having TRW repay some of its debt to SIAF (if he is able to)
If you don't understand why SIAF-shareholders would want (demand) TRW to repay debt to avoid dilution at 2% of book then you must see something that I don't. If so, please share. If I misunderstood your question, then please rephrase
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