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Hi Simms45 - stumbled upon this site this morning wonder if it is worth exploring?
https://investideas.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=37
Has anyone found the equivalent of lse in HK or China? No easy ask but i am sure there is a forum and might learn something. Every shareholder has a right to be kept up to date what is going on. their last report and accounts was laughably lacking in any narrative, just bare numbers and meant shareholders had to read what they could into them. My only hope is HK investors are just as miffed and pushing the BOD to communicate.
My only slight concern with last accounts was the financial impairment charge and what are the reasons behind this. Again all basic stuff a company would normally provide some narrative around but there appears to be no opportunity to pose questions or get answers to anything so shareholders are just left guessing. for Richard Bennett to go awol is not helpful as he is effectively the eyes and ears of the UK shareholder base really.
The annoying and frustrating thing is the company performance is till great and very positive, they just need to work much harder on their marketing ad public image to boost the SP value.
I have emailed 4 different email addresses with absolutely no response. I have also DM’d Richard Bennett and nothing.
Mobile number for Richard and Ivy available here
http://www.chinanewenergy.co.uk/uploads/soft/191009/1-191009100525.pdf
Thanks MM. Have just sent him a reply to his positive tweet a few months back when he was crowing to the world that the opening price was 1.28 HK... Wow if only it was still there now!!
Interesting to see if he replies... won't hold my breath though.
So so disappointed with this company after the positive vibes earlier in the year.
He likes to be active on Twitter so maybe try and get his attention on there, the BOD are neglecting the share holders at the moment and a little public pressure on them personally would be second best to them taking the time to reply privately.
Does anyone have a direct line into Richard Bennett to ask WTF is going on here?
An absolute shambles, this meeting to plan a share price rise has not worked like intended