Based on the history of Paul's dealings with toxic notes, i am less than enthusiastic that the June loan will be any different than the rest, and will convert in the range of 150-200 million shares.
I base this partially on the fact that Mexus spends about $300,000 per quarter, and expanding the mine's ops may add to that figure. So gold sales may cover most of that, but they won't cover the toxic loans.
We're going over 2 billion issued, in short order. Then we'll hope that production is firing on all cylinders, to survive the coming reverse split.
I hadn't ran the numbers and assumed the $142,000 included all the notes that were on the last 10-k.
Nope, not even close. That $142K note was convertible in March, but PT somehow got it pushed off until April. The second note (another $82.5K) in March also got pushed off until April. I assume both of these got converted, plus any penalties for being pushed off a month.
So, there is now one more note that can be converted as of last week, a paltry $27.5K. That could be what started converting today. That shouldn't hurt too much. And the next one, $57.5K is convertible at the end of this week. That will hurt a bit more.
And after these two are done....the MOAN (Mother of all Notes) is convertible in the middle of June, which is now three weeks away. The value of that one is $112K but the terms on that one are what make it so bad.....they are horrendous, way worse than previous notes! Someone predicted 150-200 million shares coming from that one alone. I think it will be double that.
Here's the summary for you, in case you don't see it in the I-box: