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I'm not concerned for his feelings but approaching it in an aggressive or rude manner is not going to encourage him to be open about what went on.
It needs a professional approach to the right questions to ensure we get the answers we all want.
I don't care about Maris or his feelings. Let him take the brunt and reasonable response for his actions. He didn't care how much he wounded you trying to steal your holdings
Back to the point British made, it is important that those in attendance are, whilst rightly questioning the BoD , careful with the tone to ensure we get as honest an answer as possible.
We don't want Maris turned into a wounded animal!
GLA and please report back any interesting updates on here.
I am in The First Room at the AGM
Since no else has, and peeps need to know. I formally declare The Clarence pub, 4 Dover SE W1S 4LB, 2-3mins from meeting, as place where peeps who wish to may meet either before or after AGM. I intend to call in after the AGM.
But please do not forget to stay and speak with Bod after meeting before heading to pub if one is minded! Also, to arrive at meeting early to get a feel for place and talk to other SHs before kick off may be a good idea
ok yes. On other thoughts this is not the judge room, this is the shareholder's forum. Yes, lets go for it. Sorry, will take back my post if possible.
British, Totally disagree with what you've said, behave yes, advantage of doubt no chance, he needs to know the upset and pain he has caused to shareholders and the lack of trust we have in him. This is the first chance since he tried his not deemed criminal take over to ask him face to face. Once his answered then move on, but he needs to explain his actions.
I myself am no big fan of Maris but I still give him an advantage of doubt. Oil prices were very low at the time the board started working on the plan with bondholders although arguably it should have been folded once oil prices started accelerating. But most organisations look at certainty. What has happened is gone. We all along with the board need a better value for shareholders here and only that should be the aim today . Don't try bring skeletons out of closet or seeking apologies.
Aim should be to seek a company that can buy us out at a better value or a special dividend or a robust forward plan.