That would be the easiest thing they have done so far.
They would have to settle another $62.3M of the remaining $111M debt outstanding. They could even pay a little more.
8.7% of TRW shares were reserved already for the A/R's in 2016. So they would have to take another 9.6% from the shares currently reserved for the pre-IPO. Which means only 21% reserved for the pre-IPO instead of 31%.
If the partners agree. If the partners want SIAF to have some control, which is usually the case. It would hardly affect the partners.