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MUST Mustang Energy Plc

30.60
0.00 (0.00%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Mustang Energy Investors - MUST

Mustang Energy Investors - MUST

Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Mustang Energy Plc MUST London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
0.00 0.00% 30.60 01:00:00
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Posted at 01/5/2024 07:24 by begorrah88
From the annual report

A draft prospectus was filed with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and it is in the FCA review process. It is
currently expected that should the Proposed Acquisition proceed to completion, subject to FCA approval the
prospectus will be published during Q2 2024.

Then...

To cover backs & ensure the Gallegos band wagon can keep rolling

Going Concern
On 23 November 2023 the company issued £200,000 10 per cent. unsecured convertible loan notes (the
“November 2023 CLNs”), the proceeds from the November 2023 CLNs were used to satisfy trade creditors and
future working capital. The November 2023 CLNs mature on the 31 May 2024 and convert automatically on
Readmission at a conversion price of 6 pence.
On 4 April 2024 the Company executed subscription agreements with 3 investors to issue a total of £200,000
unsecured convertible loan notes (the “April 2024 CLNs”). The April 2024 CLNs will bear no interest and
subscription by the investors shall be conditional on (i) the approval of the Company’s shareholders of the Proposed
Transaction; and (ii) the approval of Cykel’s shareholders of the Proposed Transaction. The April 2024 CLNs will
mature on the 31 May 2024 and convert automatically on Readmission at a conversion price of 6 pence.
Under the terms of the November 2023 CLNs Instrument, the November 2023 CLNs are automatically convertible
into new Mustang Energy Shares if Readmission occurs on or before the Maturity Date. If Readmission occurs on or
before the Maturity Date, the Directors, having assessed cash flow forecasts prepared for a period of at least 12
months, are of the opinion that the Company will have adequate working capital to meet the overhead costs of the
enlarged group and given that upon Readmission the proposed acquisition would be unconditional.
If Readmission does not occur by the Maturity Date the Company will need to raise additional funds through the
issuance of debt or equity to pay overhead costs for the next 12 months from the date of approval of these financial
statements. This will be to fund redemption of the November 2023 CLNs, due diligence costs for any new
acquisition, publication of a new prospectus and readmission of the entire issued Mustang Energy Shares to
trading. The directors are confident that sufficient funds will be raised in this scenario.

This line made me laugh -

Key Performance Indicators (KPI)
The sole KPI for the company has been to source a suitable acquisition target. As at the date of this report this KPI
has been met with the acquisition of a 22.1% equity interest in VRFB-H in April 2021.

It does look as though they recognised the shame of them all having their snouts in the trough until the Enerox deal finally collapsed last year and stopped taking money out [as each of the other directors were paying themselves £2k pm for just being a director! & the chairman was taking £2.5k pm in addition to DG taking £10k pm].


Set out below are the emoluments of the Directors for the year ended 31 December 2022 (GBP):
Director Salary and
fees
Taxable
benefits
Annual bonus
and long term
benefits
Pension
related
benefits
Share based
payments
Total
£ £ £ £ £ £
Alan Broome, AM 30,000 - - - - 30,000
Dean Gallegos 120,000 - - - - 120,000
Peter Wale 24,000 - - - - 24,000
Simon Holden 24,000 - - - - 24,000
Jacqueline Yee 24,000 - - - - 24,000
Total 222,000 - - - - 222,000

Given the limited cash position of the company all payments to non-executive
directors were waived in March 2023 and all payments to the Managing Director were waived in June 2023.
This was the last date of approval of the directors’ remuneration policy by the company.
Posted at 08/4/2024 11:48 by begorrah88
So 6p admission price if DG ever gets around to getting this moving forward.Today's update could just as well be ensuring his income continues for the foreseeable future whilst he announces the next set of delays.'3 investors' divvying up £200k, which based on the RTO numbers, represents 20% of MUST total value!
Posted at 08/2/2024 17:33 by ukaliptus
Impossible to predict what's happening

Both companies have their own strategies

Unknown to the investors - with sparce information

I'm content with my 7p per share outlay

Not sure why - but sense that any real return is a long way away


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Posted at 04/1/2024 17:31 by megaman2
Yes she had access to Asian investors just another nail in the coffin now .
Posted at 04/8/2023 09:39 by megaman2
Bmn investor meet new CEO just notes Garnett control and inevitable bmnn dilution ..suggesting the Garnett dilution terms kick in meaning no must



Refused to comment on must cln or must ..
Not focused on be carve out
Very much sounded like must is dead
Posted at 23/6/2023 05:23 by megaman2
Fortune said in the post rns interview prospectus shortly..

As you say bmn likely need to dispose of must asap..

Terms require approval of prospectus by Month and commitment if $15 milk funding Garnett can take control and don't have to reverse into must ..

A 49 % reversal into must won't be as appealing to investors with split unconnected equity .

6 working days for approval or it's a massive balls up.

If they do manage to list share price will get smashed as bmn need to raise money and selling it's cellcube shares are the obvious first option .
Posted at 02/5/2023 12:55 by vanadiumx
"a clear path forward to continue to progress our readmission application with the FCA, which is well advanced, and our discussions with potential investors. I would like to thank our noteholders and shareholders for their understanding and patience to get to this point." - shareholders have no choice but to be patient! Some indication of a relisting date would be appreciated.
Posted at 12/4/2023 08:58 by begorrah88
MUST is proposing to raise a minimum of US$15,000,000 through the issue of new ordinary shares (the "Fundraise") to new, and potentially existing, investors.

Wonder how many 'existing investors' will be keen to trust MUST with any more of their money after having had their original investments kidnapped for [so far] a minimum of 2years+ ?
Posted at 06/4/2023 13:30 by dontay
Flow battery sector responds: We can meet specs for 513MW South Africa tender.April 6, 2023The downstream arm of vanadium producer Bushveld Minerals and other industry sources have responded to yesterday's Energy-Storage.news article about flow battery technology's suitability for a tender in South Africa.In comments provided to Energy-Storage.news published yesterday, consultancies Clean Horizon and Harmattan Renewables said that the technical requirements of a recent 513MW/2GWh battery storage tender in South Africa would prevent flow batteries from participating. Specifically, they cited the round-trip efficiency (RTE) at the point of interconnection of 70%.A spokesperson for Bushveld Energy, the downstream energy storage arm of Bushveld Minerals, provided a written response to Energy-Storage.news:"This is incorrect. There are numerous flow battery technologies and companies – over 20 firms that produce vanadium-based flow batteries alone. Flow batteries range anywhere from 50-80% RTE at the grid connection," they said."CellCube, a (vanadium refox flow battery company or VFRB) company in which we are a shareholder would be able to deliver flow batteries with an RTE over 70% for this tender. While some flow battery technologies and companies may not be able to meet this threshold, others can."A energy sector investor responded in a similar vein, and Bushveld Energy also pointed out that the consultancies' comment that there was "not manufacturing capability in South Africa" for energy storage was untrue:"For example, Bushveld Energy and the Industrial Development Corporation just finished construction of an 8 million litre vanadium electrolyte plant in East London, South Africa. Vanadium electrolyte alone contributes ~40% to a flow battery's costs, and we expect a vanadium battery installed in South Africa to easily achieve ~60% in local content with existing domestic supply chains."In revised comments provided to Energy-Storage.news in response to various requests from industry participants ad observers, Clean Horizon and Harmattan Renewables said the RTE requirement "...will make it difficult for flow batteries to participate, and lithium-ion battery energy storage is likely to dominate. The fact that the RTE is measured at the grid connection will further affect project development decisions."They also acknowledged that the VRFB sector does have local manufacturing capabilities but that the domestic content requirements for the tender will likely need to be met by the balance of system (BOS).Bushveld Energy said that the 513MW tender from the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) actually had some favourable conditions for flow battery technology. Specifically, the high number of cycling the battery systems would be required to do and the length of the contract."Requirement for two full, four-hour long charge and discharge cycles per day. This high cycling is perfect for the non-degradation of flow batteries and will increase augmentation costs significantly (not to mention future price risk) for anyone bidding lithium.""15-year supply agreement, which, while less than the 20-25 year lifetimes of flow batteries, exceeds the typical 10 year warrantees offered on lithium ion batteries."Bushveld Energy said that the company's new plant in South Africa would be producing enough electrolyte to support a bid. Energy-Storage.news has asked the firm to confirm that CellCube would therefore consider bidding into the tender but the spokesperson declined to comment.The projects range in size from 77MW/308MWh to 153MW/612MWh in required energy storage capacity, yet CellCube CEO Alexander Schoenfeldt recently told Energy-Storage.news that he estimated, outside of China, the global VRFB supply chain in 2021 had just 30MW of annualised production capacity. Although this is set to grow substantially in the comings years, it means VRFB deployments today rarely go above a few megawatts of power."Given that COD on the batteries in this tender is only expected in early 2026, this plant can make enough electrolyte to fulfil at least one and possibly two successful battery tenders (out of the five), should vanadium redox flow batteries win them. There is also more than enough vanadium oxide production in South Africa, as well, to supply feedstock to our plant for these installations," the spokersperson said.Https://www.energy-storage.news/flow-battery-sector-responds-we-can-meet-specs-for-513mw-south-africa-tender/
Posted at 10/11/2022 05:32 by megaman2
A poster on LSE claiming they have information that must are awaiting info from FCA before rns ....these dates the company are issuing as extensions are just nonsense and meaningless.

I still think be might reverse in here must and acacia probably just want the enerox side they are probably telling mikhail to take a hike and find his own funding he is no doubt claiming be distribution side is worth zillions .....anyway more delays doubt this will happen this year if at all...if they do come up with some other dates we know they are meaningless for investors .


If they delay it long enough a year or 2 might be the next bull run...it's been c 19 months ....isn't using a spac due to its ease and speed of listing ...not with these parties involved it isn't ..

It's been 8 months since the litigation was defended...still not completed...it's the target company who do most of the work and we know who is behind that ...which explains the delay could be a long wait ...

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