In year ending 2021 their operational losses were £18m, not fantastic. They spent £70m in transfers though. I've not seen this year's but their parachute payments would have reduced their operational loss in 2021 by i suspect around £20m ish.
Otium owes most of it to ARVO 7.48m in capital and 9.8m in interest. The rest is owed to SISU master fund (2.2m plus 1.2m interest) & SISU Capital (UK) Limited (238k plus 65k interest)
The £28m in SBS&L is derived partly from when they bought in and partly from cash they put in. But i estimate £10m was created rather than paid in. As explained previously yes its owed but pretty worthless to the investors. Owners of those shares, or loans appears to be an entity controlled by Seppalla called Scarba limited, which took over from another similarly owned entity called Sconset, which in turn had taken on the 5 original funds before they were dissolved in 2018.
Seppala controls as investment manager and doesnt necessarily have her own wealth invested.
Otium owes most of it to ARVO 7.48m in capital and 9.8m in interest. The rest is owed to SISU master fund (2.2m plus 1.2m interest) & SISU Capital (UK) Limited (238k plus 65k interest)
The £28m in SBS&L is derived partly from when they bought in and partly from cash they put in. But i estimate £10m was created rather than paid in. As explained previously yes its owed but pretty worthless to the investors. Owners of those shares, or loans appears to be an entity controlled by Seppalla called Scarba limited, which took over from another similarly owned entity called Sconset, which in turn had taken on the 5 original funds before they were dissolved in 2018.
Seppala controls as investment manager and doesnt necessarily have her own wealth invested.