So I think it’s very important that I explain to you again the process, how do we covert shares and how does that affect the short survey by Atlas, if at all. So let me go through this portions again. So Atlas will inform us that they want to convert the bonds into shares. And during that point – actually, sorry, – sorry, let me back up, sorry. As long as Atlas holds convertible bonds, they cannot short sell anything. They’re not allowed to short sell our shares at all.
So what happens when Atlas sends us the conversion notice? At that point in time, they are basically saying, I want to convert my bonds into shares and are basically theoretically in possession of shares, but they don’t physically have them into account. At this point in time, they want to start selling the shares, take advantage of certain positive development of our stock market in our shares. Again, here, the short selling, we had a trading limit applies – 25% trading limit applies and this applies also to all its affiliates and subsidiaries. So we, of course, are very much interested in having the shares transferred to them as soon as possible. So we will immediately, of course, first, of course, issue a press release through your shareholders to inform you, of course, that this process is taking place, and we’ll immediately work with our agents to transfer them the shares as soon as possible. Unfortunately, as I said, this is not instantly, it’s not electronically possible. There’s a few steps in between, also a registration of the shares with the stock market. So unfortunately, this takes a little bit of time. In our experience or what we’ve been told this can take up to 2 or 3 business days. We, of course, will make everything possible to reduce that time to what is technically possible to make it as short as possible.
During this time that we are processing their applications to convert into shares and us issuing the shares, they again continue to sell within the trading limits that we have agreed. Then finally, we will successfully transfer the shares and then no short selling is allowed anymore. And then, of course, they only have to sell their shares that they have in their possession with the same trading limits. I hope that makes it clear.
The intent is that there is no short selling at all, but because we cannot transfer their shares to them instantly when they convert bonds into shares, we have allowed them selling once do they have sent us the conversion notice. And this process can be repeated every time they want to convert bonds into shares. I hope with that, I have answered a lot on clarity.