3 other companies listed on Merkur are suffering from death spiral loans -in addition to Siaf I guess. It seemed the Garret-loan turned out to be much better than feared (assuming they will pay him back in 2019), but what about ECAB? They have much more shares than initially planned, right?. Sure, dilution didn't stop as promised, but could it be their interest to sabotage? (Both in terms of being "entitled" to penaltyshares, and secondly get the conversion price down).
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