Agree that Malcolm Bendall has the most to lose, but that is not to say he won't.
EEGC has a two year lease, but do they have the funds to execute -- and can they get those funds without totally diluting existing shareholders? The market's consensus would appear to be that the RO was unsuccessful in raising the desired $10M; my calculations from the RO PR update suggest that less than 20% of the shares were subscribed in the first round, with more than half being a debt to equity calculation which delivered no cash to the company. Net, $1M +/- came into the company in that round.
There is no doubt in my mind that pps will soar if $10M is available at a 'reasonable' price, but the market consensus is that this is highly unlikely.