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Would normally be a good thing before the vote but you know Shishir will find a way to mess it up
To get out of this mess.
Offer 30pct of the business to another emerging graphite producer and let them have some operational control. Blackrock or walkabout.
But the CEO cannot stand loosing control and because of this he will destroy everything.
That would be a good idea generally. Just that the emerging producers aren’t being able to produce, and the ones who are, are doing it at massive costs.
Glad to see there’s a Q&A meeting soon with the current board.
I’m very concerned what’s been happening behind the scenes given information that keeps on coming about and has been alluded to. It does feel and I increasingly am thinking that there’s been a prolonged concerted effort against the company from multiple connected quarters and apparent conflicts etc, and if there has been, is there scope for shareholders to take action against those who have caused losses incurred for the rest of us as a result of all this mess?
Also wondering if it is still possible for some compromise before the GM or does the GM just proceed regardless?
So many questions
It is the Board's obligation to take action against contractors/suppliers, where breach of Agreements, Confidentiallity, Conflict of Interests etc occur. Rarely an easy task, it's get very expensive as Lawyers will argue until the Cows come home.
In TGR's situation from what we know and reading between the lines, Counter claims would be created.
It is clear Shishir is not going to go quietly, can hope he has "the conversion of Paul". It is a hope.
A Q&A session is all very well, imo, it signals another desparate throw of the dice. Meanwhile the Compnay's creditabilty suffers.
Suggestion that there is a Conspiracy at work, think again. Too many issues/events in the past year, cannot all be wrong.
It seems to have escaped many that the Company had a Joint Broker, Shard, who walked away in January leaving Optiva.
The company has no plan. Move on.
I took a big hit selling earlier.
There are other opportunities out there.
Move on then. There are a few spamming this forum making it hard to follow genuine conversations
Gallmat, am sure the advise is well intended, however do you or anyone countenance Directors of a Company being allowed to get away with bad management and worse? There are mechanisms to remove Directors.
There are too many AIM co's who do what they like and little Regulation. It is no wonder the London Market is losing Listings
As in Investor in unlisted SME's am very aware of the risks. Shareholders, large and small should not allow unscrupulous
Directors to continue unpunished.
A common mistake but TGR isn’t on AIM.
This comment made me post as one of the people effected by their previous dealings and for the record of vote against the resolutions without a question as a result. Fairdealer tell me:
Was Mark Rollins punished or made to face any consequences or reckoning after Advanced Energy raised over £20m from shareholders and investors and burnt through it all, writing it all off within 12 months, while pocketing over $400k for himself? That’s what happened it’s public record.
And after that? Well they rebranded, repackaged, kept on the questionable broker Optiva, and came up with Beacon Energy and as has already been covered by others invited his pal Leo Koot to join the Board of Beacon on which they both currently sit. No consequences.
Disgusting hypocrisy (assuming you’re aware of all the above) but your agenda is clear having read your posts.
Roberto not familiar with the cases you state. They do emphase how poor regulation has become. Time was when SFA would have been crawling all over these individuals. Afraid it does seem a level of dishonesty has permiated Society generally.
What is my agenda as you see it? Please tell.
This is just a company with no options.
CEO underperformed
The other group have no experience.
Like deciding which blind man to steer the ship.
Maybe just focus on stocks without such horrible issues.
If the CEO had any positive news he would have laid out a firm plan
I forgot to add all this info is available in the annual reports on Beacon Energy’s website found in its corporate documents section from 2021 onwards.
There’s 2 sides to every story but each side should be scrutinised and currently I have not seen that here for the requisition group, make sure to do your own research on each individual, don’t just take them at their word, especially after the track record they have shown. Burning through £20m with nothing to show for it, no assets, no revenue, and over $400k of shareholder money in the pocket of Mr Rollins over 2021/22 is not a good look you’d want to see replicated here!
there's certainly been the odd ****** comment which is always horrible to see but the vast, vast majority have attacked shishir for his incompetence not the colour of his skin, thnakfully.
as for puruvi i'm not sure if i've seen any sexism, just nepotism.
I agree with your comment there HarChris.
If a higher degree of competence (see Tuesdays copy and paste mistaken for a primary school level example basic error), transparency and governance then we wouldn’t be here.
I contacted the company a number of weeks back and received a re-hashed copy and paste response to questions. It gave me zero confidence and all of the company decisions and comms since then have given me even less than zero confidence.
All comments and consideration of the upcoming vote should be about ability to recover this mess. Unfortunately I don’t have much faith in either side.
So the FTG group:
Used anonymous Twitter handles and names on here to promote anti company sentiment for a year/still doing so, damaging for anyone who has been a shareholder.
Of the group:
Rollins’ company Advanced Energy raised £20m and burnt through it all in a single year while having a cosy $440k remuneration package (non exec role too…) leaving investors with nothing - talk about financial mismanagement…
Koot is Rollins’s best mate so highly wedded together, sharing seats on boards together
De Salis - well god where to start
Erden - bit of an enigma/non entity but likes his options and high pay but is he worth it? Took a load of cheap options at Bens Creek and left shortly after, what will he demand here?
None of them are independent so how do you get an independent board - together they are a block and the same problem starts again.
There’s still no clarity on what these people are actually planning to do/capable of doing other than knowing they have no experience in graphite or mining and I’m assuming have no idea how things work in Madagascar or Mozambique. Gulp for shareholders but don’t let the wool cover your eyes out of spite against the current management. You’ll be letting the foxes into the hen house.
Couldn’t agree more.
And this isn’t just people’s opinions it’s actual facts.
Wake up and smell the coffee. 7 or is it 8 directors have left within the last 2 years. Now the Poddar family need to go as they have been running this company as a family business for four too long now. Time for change!
I will be voting for all the resolutions at the GM plus of course to get rid of Bird & Bird!