It's important to note that a shelf offering allows a company to register securities with the SEC in advance and then sell them over a period of time, often up to three years. This provides flexibility for the company to issue shares when market conditions are favorable or when it has a specific need for capital, according to Investopedia. Anavex currently has a significant cash position and anticipates a runway of approximately four years based on current utilization rates. Therefore, this shelf offering might be a proactive measure to ensure access to capital for future endeavors and to maintain financial flexibility. John k9uwa Bullish
This is the key! Anyone who has ears should know Dr. Misslings intentions by now as he has clearly communicated this in past CC’s when asked. Also, if your intention is to stay independent and run trials after a partnership, this makes sense to have an additional line of credit to access in case something hoes awry and more lawsuits start popping up because you know, unless your bring sued in court, your really not achieving anything in the business world.
I think you are missing the point. The correct way to look at what seems to be unfocused to some......
The Company has already authorized Missling to encumber ownership of Anavex up to 200M shares of COMMON stock. Missling has filed with the SEC the intent to issue and come to Market with $300M gross dollar figure of what remains of that 200M shares.
The number of shares will depend upon what the Prospectus (when issued) states. As of yet Anavex has not offered ANY shares for sale, but has just notified the Market of the intent to do just that.
Await the next step and we will all see the SP and number of shares at which Missling is managing this Capital raise.
I am not Chatgpt, but I have a decent foundation in Market mechanics.
AND George. I'll risk having to copy and paste this post, but