If there's a bond deal, great. By the way, there might be some sort of hybrid bond/equity deal, and neither fully rule out other deals. But in any case, a bond deal would be hugely helpful.
If there is no deal,
I would assume that he will issue all the shares available, capped at authorized. I'd further assume that he will not retire many personal shares this time, as there are limits.
Further, I'd assume that Solomon will be as opportunistic as he can be given unknown time frame for events (say a First North listing) and known time constraints of debt due, be it to suppliers, whomever.
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