To: sense who wrote (5059 ) 9/13/2024 5:11:16 AM From: sense Respond to of 5324 Jervois lives on... at least, until October/December ... deferrals etc., extended to EOM October... the debt maturing EOM December... And, they have new headroom to borrow up to $7.5M more from existing lenders... who seem to prefer having JRVMF succeed, somehow, over just foreclosing and taking over ownership and control of it themselves... In addition, to support Jervois’ continuing work with its debt and equity capital providers, and third parties, on potential transactions to strengthen its balance sheet, the Lender has agreed to provide an additional US$7.5 million delayed draw term loan (“Term Loan”) for general corporate and working capital purposes. But, there is a cost in continual increases in the depth of collateral... the obligations in Idaho slowly swallowing more and more of the company in other places... as shares of other operations in Finland and Brazil are pledged against Idaho and its debt... They have $10.5M in cash... Debt now rises to $144.1M drawn with $7.5 available... on which they're obligated at 12% per annum... which is not exactly the sort of government subsidized or low cost government loans in the sweetheart deals others are getting... ? It seems they're working on a "recapitalization event"... which I've not seen them describe anywhere... and it is that which fosters lenders cooperation... including in deferring the interest:Additional and complementary amendments to the JFO Facility include an increase in available drawdown headroom to Jervois, continuation of waivers to the financial covenants and collection accounts required balances in the JFO Facility until the later of 15 October 2024, or as extended at the Lender’s discretion, or such other date contemplated by a transaction support agreement in relation to a proposed recapitalisation , in circumstances where the Company and Lender enter into such an agreement (the “Outside Date”). That anticipates "a proposed recapitalization" not otherwise defined... their approval of which enables the lenders in agreeing to enable it through a "transaction support agreement"... so, presumingly keeping it alive until a deal is able to be done...