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If the BoD didn't treat investors with such distain, we wouldn't be in this situation of no trust.
Apart from the RNS they just have issued, proving they can, but chose not to.
. The alternative to a Voluntary Liquidation is a Compulsory Liquidation, a court-lead process that is more expensive, more time-consuming, and would diminish further any potential value for shareholders.
Two of the creditors have the tight to install their administrator if the company doesn't fo it voluntary.
As its no longer a traded company they are not regulated and dont issue RNS.
I am with HL and next to where the share is listed on your account there is a dark blue box you can click to take you to the option of voting.
I voted NO.
I have voted "No" to both resolutions, nothing RMM has done has ever been to our (PI's) benefit and this imo is no different. Suggest that you check your email / spam for a voting email from your Broker. If nothing there suggest you contact them, voting generally is easy to do . If we all vote NO we can scupper their plan.... whatever the real reason is.... ATVB to all holders.
Voting form was in my ii box. I responded yesterday
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It's a GM, and it's not been RNS'd because they don't want you to know about it, because it's probably not in your interests.
They didn't RNS the AGM? Damn clowns.
All,
Please ensure you have contacted your broker to ensure you are being given the opportunity to vote, as many brokers will NOT contact you unless your account has been flagged to receive voting notifications.
Your vote can be easily accepted over the phone with your broker.
The 2 Options are noted below, but you also have the option to vote against all, which I have voted NO to both options.
Don't sit back and wait, contact your broker now, takes a couple of minutes.
Rambler Metals and Mining Plc has announced a General Meeting (GM) to be held on 3 May 2023. As a shareholder in the company, you now have the opportunity to vote on the proposed resolutions.
The resolutions to vote on can be found below:
1. That the company be wound up voluntarily
2. For the appointment of Paul Cooper and Adam Shama of Begbies Traynor (London) LLP as Joint Liquidators of the Company, and any act required or authorised under any enactment to be done by the joint liquidators may be done by all or any one or more of the persons holding the office of liquidators from time to time.
Well at least am trying compared to rest. That would rather mock me sit at home pretend to do something
Sounds like a big big meeting with your teacher. Have to laugh
>Had big big meeting fingers crossed
Neuralink-controlled mecha-chickens mining copper.
I'm here for it. Best time ever for RMM!
Had big big meeting fingers crossed
The alternative is eventual compulsory liquidation, where there's a chance of the BoD's actions coming under some scrutiny.
No to all from me.
TB and the CFO had a meeting with the NL government, and TB didn't know how much money they needed! Too busy looking forward to his Rambler paid for, first class flight to South Africa.
The general feeling appears to be to vote against it, if nothing else the BoD has never done anything to benefit shareholders.
There is no alternative
What's the alternative if we vote no?
Its a No, No vote from me....
Nettles,
Yep and the Canadian government are obviously happy to let this happen. I would certainly think twice about investing in anything in Canada agai