Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
8 Mar 2024half year report● Neutral
Interim results release: line complete and grid-connected, substation ~38% done, power sales targeted later in 2024. Starts at ~2MW, then 10MW at roughly A$10m a year. Remaining funding still being sought from strategic parties after the A$1.14m offer take-up.
Half-year accounts to 31 December 2023: loss A$1.82m (A$2.25m a year earlier), no revenue yet. Transmission line complete, energisation expected mid-2024; renewal of PL001/003 now expected in March 2024.
The 66kV line is complete and connected to the Serowe substation, ending Lesedi's isolation from the grid. The Lesedi substation is ~38% complete. Line energisation is expected mid-year, subject to funding; the company aims to secure remaining funds this quarter.
The A$13.3m entitlement offer was heavily undersubscribed: only A$1.14m (32.6m shares) taken up, leaving a ~A$12.1m shortfall. Directors took A$673k; largest holder ILC did not participate, preferring debt support. Directors are talking to Botswana and UK investors about placing the shortfall.
December quarter: the 100km transmission line is effectively complete, substations about 37% done, and Lesedi 4 and 6 are flaring gas with no sustained rate yet. Cash fell to A$730k, about 0.2 quarters of funding on the report's own measure. Energisation now expected around mid-2024.
Closing date of the A$13.3m, A$0.035 entitlement offer extended from 12 January to 31 January 2024 to give holders more time. Funds are mainly for Lesedi grid connection.
15 Dec 2023capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Launched a non-renounceable entitlement offer of 4 new shares for every 11 held at A$0.035 to raise up to about A$13.3m, for ASX and BSE holders only. Directors commit at least A$613,308. Funds target Lesedi grid connection and working capital.
Letter telling shareholders outside Australia, New Zealand and Botswana they cannot join the 4-for-11 A$0.035 offer (about A$13.3m). Administrative; no new terms. Full take-up would lift shares to 1,423,612,305.
Offer booklet for the 4-for-11 A$0.035 entitlement offer (up to about A$13.3m). Offer closes 12 January 2024 (ASX). Booklet follows the launch announcement of the same date; no new terms provided in the text shown.
First gas reached surface and was flared at the new Lesedi 6 pod, the fastest from dewatering start (late October) to gas in the field. No flow rate yet; Lesedi 4 is dewatering as expected. A positive first sign after the redrilling.
Secured a new A$1m unsecured loan from ILC-related ILC BC and an extra A$2m on the existing ILC loan, all at 10%, repayable at the earlier of 3 years or 60 days after first electricity. Loans total A$5m and are convertible at 3.5c, subject to shareholder approval.
Appendix 4G confirming where the corporate governance statement for the year to 30 June 2023 can be found. Administrative filing with no new information.
All five AGM resolutions on 31 October 2023 were carried with about 99.7% of poll votes in favour, including the remuneration report and re-election of McIver and Swire. No strike. Administrative.
Chairman's AGM address: transmission line over 95% complete and due in coming months, Lesedi 6 drilled, Lesedi 4 laterals redrilled. 2P reserves stay at about 41 BCF. Repeats known facts; nothing new.
September quarter: Lesedi 6 pod and Lesedi 4 lateral redrill complete, transmission line ~94% done (completion around December 2023), substations ~36% done. Cash fell to A$1.871m from A$6.851m, about 0.4 quarters of funding on the report's own measure.
Appendix 5B for September 2023 quarter: cash fell to A$1.871m from A$6.851m. Operating outflow A$883k, investing A$3.773m, no financing inflow. Estimated funding is 0.4 quarters. Related-party payments A$267k.
Raised A$678,977 through a placement of 19.4m new shares at A$0.035 from Australian and UK sophisticated investors, for Lesedi development. Price was a 25% premium to the A$0.028 close. Shares on issue rise to 1,043,982,357. A small top-up after the June offer.
What it means for a shareholder
19.4m new shares at A$0.035 to raise about A$678,977. That's 3.1% dilution: every existing holder's slice gets 3.1% smaller. If you held A$1,000 of shares (28,571 at the issue price), your slice goes from 0.00476% to 0.00461% of the company. To keep it you'd need 924 more shares - about A$32 at the issue price.
Annual report for year to 30 June 2023: about A$14.8m equity and A$2.0m loan raised in the year, ILC holds 34.86%, transmission line over 90% complete, 4,000-hectare farm acquired for the processing facility. 2P reserves remain about 41 BCF.
Announcement that 2023 results are available. Transmission line 90% complete, Lesedi 6 drilled and Lesedi 4 laterals redrilled, 4,000 hectares of land acquired, ILC at 34.86%. The MD says significant challenges remain.
Lesedi 4 laterals have been redrilled, and Lesedi 6 laterals earlier intersected their vertical well. Dewatering ahead of gas production can now start on both pods. Transmission line about 90% complete, finishing later this year. No gas rates yet.
June quarter: Lesedi 6 pod drilling completed, transmission line about 79% complete (July target slipped on conductor supply, hard rock and unknown underground services), and cash about A$6.85m. Lesedi PL001 and PL003 renewals were lodged. A further core-hole near the proposed Lesedi 7 started.
Appendix 5B for June 2023 quarter: cash rose to A$6.851m from A$3.540m, helped by A$8.477m financing inflow including the A$2m ILC loan. Operating outflow A$703k, investing A$4.211m. Funding estimated at 2.2 quarters. Related-party payments A$235k.
20 June 2023capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Entitlement offer raised about A$6.58m of a possible A$10.65m: A$1.58m from shareholders (14.8% take-up) plus A$5m from underwriter ILC. ILC rises to about 34.85%, with 1,025,583,022 shares after issue. Resolves the open offer; shortfall of roughly A$9.06m.
Lesedi 6 vertical well reached 589m, intersecting 6m of target coal; lateral top-holes are cased and the core-hole finished at 535m. Transmission line is 73% complete (3Q23 finish), substations now due 2Q24, a quarter later than before.
Second supplementary prospectus, issued after ASIC feedback, adds disclosure. Needs about A$10m more to reach first power on existing wells if only the underwritten amount is raised. Lesedi 6 and 4 flow rates are expected to be disclosed in October 2023. The power purchase agreement carries no penalty for late power.