Mensaje de frko en el chat de VIE:
NMM (important note): AF's current ownership stake in NMM, her stake after the NMM/NNA merger and her potential stake after seizing all NMM units pledged to NSM as loan collateral look like this:
Currently:
- 347.636 units held directly
- 650.974 units held indirectly via her 25.4% stake in NM which holds 2,562,893 units
- 553,408 units held by NMM's GP (controlled by AF)
*= 1,552,018 units held in total (directly and indirectly) = 5.7% of all units incl. GP units after all ATM programs*
After NMM/NNA merger:
- 1,552,018 units already held directly and indirectly
- 1,122,000 units newly issued to NSM (NSM will receive 8.8M NNA shares for partial loan cancellation, these shares will be exchanged into NMM units at a 0.1275x ratio)
*= 2,674,018 units held in total (directly and indirectly) after NMM/NNA merger = appr. 8.7% of all outstanding units incl. GP units after merger*
A total of 2,110,803 NMM units have been pledged to NSM (= AF) as collateral for NSM's loans to NM. If NSM enforces this collateral in case of a default of NM or if NM and NSM agree that NSM receives the pledged NMM units as loan repayment in kind, AF's ownership stake in NMM after the NNA merger looks like this:
- 347.636 units already held directly by AF
- 2,110,803 pledged units received as loan repayment
- 553,408 units held by NMM's GP (controlled by AF)
1,122,000 units newly issued to NSM in connection with NMM/NNA merger
*= 4,133,847 units held in total = 13.5% of all outstanding units incl. GP units and newly issued units in connection with NMM/NNA merger*
In summary: AF's ownership stake in NMM increases from currently 5.7% to 8.7% after the NMM/NNA merger and to 13.5% if AF (NSM) receives the NMM units which NM has pledged to NSM as loan collateral. This is very important. AF's magical achievement will be that she has saved NNA and possibly NM while at the same time substantially increasing her stake in NMM which, as we all know, has an intrinsic value which is multiple times higher than the current market cap.