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Have a look at the share on google....
Would’ve been nice if someone came and offered the 600 million for 75% compared to this sh*t show
"To be fair I would sooner Gina have it. At least she chipped in!"
She'd sell it to AAL to recover her money.
AAL would just pick it out the administration.
Government don't care how or who develops the mine, they just want it developed and AAL are providing the market solution so there is no need for Government to step in.
To be fair I would sooner Gina have it. At least she chipped in!
"b) a rights issue being undertaken to raise the $600m to keep us going for a while?"
There is utterly no chance of a rights issue being successful at raising $600million.
VOTE NO
Close to administration
Boris Gets off his arse For the North ( and the odd shareholder down south lol) IPA ?
Jobs a good one
£ by xmas
party time
ffc
....TO NONE....
SLIM....
Once the spend was brought under control, imo, the rights offer should have been first. If that failed then by all means accept AA s offer. But existing holders should come first. At the moment it seems AA get first dibs and we get no shot at it.
Compass
If the deal is voted down what do you think the chances are of a) AA raising their offer and b) a rights issue being undertaken to raise the $600m to keep us going for a while?
If there is a chance for PIs to vote they could always vote the deal down and watch SXX go into administration with AAL then buying it for a £1 from the receivers promising "to keep all the jobs and move the project along" seen this far too often...
Only a few weeks ago the SP was sitting at circa 3.2p and with a real possibility of SXX going into administration if finance was not sorted....it looks to me that finance could not be found, so the next best thing is to save the company and jobs, also the SP is nearly 70% higher now...I understand this is no comfort for long term holders but had the company gone into administration you would have nothing...? this is far better than ADMIN surely ?