Not sure I like what he is implying with that
I suppose we must consider the rather ominous possibility that when Masoud says that they are "confident that the Company will continue as a going concern"...it might not necessary be as a AIM listed company. Suspension or delisting will enable a financial restructuring and stripping to facilitate a change at the top, enabling something to actually happen to help the good people of Kabwe. Of course, PIs could be left with something close to nothing, but it is the population of Kabwe that we are all concerned about isn't it?
KBC, he's certainly not the hero we all thought he was. In fact I have now taken his picture from my bedroom wall.
Whoever buys the company surely cant be as incompetant as MA has proved to be. So a buyout at any price might just be a good thing
What if he ends up selling this for 1.5p a share? £1 is lookin less likely now, what do we think?
A buyout now at any price would be a blessing for the majority invested in this company. Not many seem to be too happy with the current situation. Except of course, well, you can guess the rest.
Sometimes all the clues are there if people look. This is not a problem with AIM or Africa, it is a problem with Masoud, who just hasn't understood what is needed, the challenges, and the processes. He has a recent/current track record of failure in at least two other organisations...do people think that BMR will be any different? BMR is about to encounter a funding cliff, will a 1.30p buy look good value then?
Bugle lol seismic with a realistic post on lse, more like that long overdue
Shady I dont think Ascot priced in the full method statement laid out in the EIS. The logistics of handling/controlling this stuff enviromentally looks very onerous.
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