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40% on what timeline................?
IBAB............!
All the best (you see a premium to the 15p raise preceding this sell off...........? )
Only weak in the respect that a consortium popped up an offer that was declined IBAB,
same as letting a Dog into your local, you'd love it............. :()
All the best (said, you'd not put a £20 note in it's mouth, I'm sure :()
Holding over 2M shares and will vote no.
*Allowed.............!
All the best (but you get the drift.........:)
*Your* also............ :()
Same as you "fact" about dogs aloud in bars in the North...........!
IBAB, Fiction can be spun as Fact as well you know............... :)
All the best (can't argue the 5.5p is pitiful, pun intended :)
Many thanks just phoned them. I can't vote yet until more up date from SXX/AAL. But I thought I saw earlier that people had voted ?
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You need to phone them and ask them.
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Hello some help please. My shares are are with Halifax Sharedealing. How do I vote by proxy I can't find anything on my account about it.
How do we know there are no other offers ?
Sirius board neglected to tell about the consortium one until it 'had' to come to light. There was also no mentioned of the revised consortium offer at the time either, just again referenced in a later message.
LTV
Can't argue with any of that
ffc
I don't want a better offer, I want them to raise finance. How the feck did they raise 1.2 BILLION years ago when this was just a field and they cant raise less than half that with years of construction progress and several million more tonnes of TORPS under their belt? Doesn't really make sense.
And something else that doesn't make sense is why JPM are still the financial advisor after their monumental **** up of stage 2.
That's the problem here. Things don't add up and we've yet to receive a credible account of what went wrong. The biggest smokescreen is dismissing a PI backed raise out of hand based on "historical" data when the situation we're presented with is unprecedented and there is no "historical" data for an event such as wipe out.
Had they tried a raise several weeks ago and it failed, then fair enough. But for me there will always be questions - ethical, moral and perhaps criminal - about why funding wasn't attempted in a more open and transparent way. We returned $500M of bond money that was sitting in the bank account ffs!!! Surely some of those investors would've been interested in equity (at the right price)? It was convertible bond money after all and would've likely ended up as equity at some stage.
The BOD have failed us but not themselves if they keep their jobs and bonuses with AAL.
I'd rather vote NO and risk losing the pittance I have left than see Fraser walk away with a job and seven million quid.
Vote NO and pray for a miracle in the last days of March for me.
Well they seem to have covered all their stategies on this one.
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Has is dawned on you that the reason there are no competing offers is that investors with large amounts of funding available, which is what is needed, do not agree with you. If it was such a bargain there would be other offers.
I to have voted NO, 5.5p is stealing the company not buying it.Given the potential of whats in the ground and the life span of the mine when complete, it's tantamount to giving Sirius away.We know the project is a long way from delivering and that a serious amount of money is required to reach that point but the eventual returns will be far in access of any investment required at this point.Plus given that of late the shares have traded at slightly above Anglo's offer they are actually not giving share holders any premium on the market price of the shares.TOTAL RIP OFF.
Polygon continues to increase their stake
600,000,000; 8.547% (as reported on 7 February 2020)
before
598,416,902; 8.524%
They might have got more today, when the share price drop. It seems that the possibility of some twists may still exist, so the share price recovered from the low (around 5.38p) to above 5.45p.
Polygon 600.000.000....?
And received a lot of abuse off everybody.
Gertfrobe............!
If I remember correctly, he wasn't qualified to pilot that ship either, and was showing off to the crowd at the time............!
All the best (useless piece of my opinion there :()
NO ! And save some of your investment I for one will be voting no to getting ripped off for sure.
In the immortal words of Mandy Rice-Davis "Well he would say that wouldn't he" after Lord Astor denied having sex with her.Similar situation really,we've all been screwed.
Good for you JockJoy.I'm totally with you on this one.
Pianista-See my reply to Perrins "Where I'm at" 9th.February 11.17a.m.If you hold your shares in a nominee account you must instruct your broker as to how you wish to vote.Also see article in Daily Mail Sat.8th February "Investors to vote on Sirius bid in March",which will answer your question in full.Make your vote count.Anybody.
In fairness you make a fair point considering that the Costa Concordia was driven onto the rocks prior to the captain abandoning everybody else... there are similarities!
I'm gradually bailing on this ticker, reducing sxx exposure for other alternatives, it's like at least once in a week another window of opportunity opening and large chunk of money sitting in sxx - largest portfolio weight, just converted into nmc small bit..