Well, I must be missing something. Are you saying that the shares will re-list higher than 25p? I realise that it's a discounted price, but it's not like an IPO where investment banks & the like can buy in pre-floatation at a discount to the price the shares will list at, in order for the company to raise capital, with a lock-in period. I was under the impression that when MYA becomes 'Sky High', it will re-open with 8,251,718 shares in circulation at a price of 25 pence each (per ordinary share)?
I'm not saying that the share price won't go up when it re-lists, but that's what it will open at right?