IN BRIEF: Libertine mulls options as loan funding fails to materialise

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Libertine Holdings PLC - Sheffield, England-based linear generator technology developer - Confirms it has not received loan funding from Reliant FZCO in-line with the bridging loan agreement. Had anticipated receiving the first £110,000 tranche of the loan amount by last Friday and the second £110,000 tranche by September 14. Says currently has cash resources to maintain operations until late August. But given the current financial situation and the timing uncertainty around the receipt of funds the board will continue to seek advice on the appropriate next steps during August. This includes evaluating the progress and timing of any potential transaction in relation to the process being advised on by Interpath Advisory, as announced on August 7. Under this Libertine is exploring a potential sale of its wholly owned subsidiary Libertine FPE Ltd.

But should the process not conclude positively says it is likely that the company may not be able to meet its liabilities as they fall due by late August. It therefore, may enter into administration or another form of insolvency procedure. This would make the timing or level of return, if any, to shareholders uncertain.

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