Nothing wrong with DB. Coms sales increased dramatically. If Vitrx is to be the rto then DB is Sales Director not CEO. He had a plan to fix Coms and the board rejected it what more could he do exactly? Any mistakes he made he will learn from. If DB stood for David Bramhill then I would be worried!
Anyway, we as shareholders have no choice but to wait and see. They have looked at a few potentials here and I believe they rejected VITRX last year but things may be different now. Virtualstock would have been on my list.
I see. They're still under stock market rules and theoretically a broker may match a transaction. I guess it's a DB company eg. Vitrx or an Adam Reynolds idea. It's taken a long time. Certainly DB has been around the block in the last 18 months.
Amber Rudd is sympathetic to fracking along with the rest of the gov. Williams (or GBR?) is financing his first drill (non fracking), Eden want a deal done with their half. Then we have the Ineos/Igas deal done, SSE closing coal and looking for gas. The sky's the limit here, but not necessarily today!
There we have the answers, the directors were not up to the job. I never looked at the website where the accounts are, apparently. So Polymer - over to you, what the hell are you playing at?
They must have an extension now. Presumably allowed because of the new auditors. though one wonders why the old auditors couldn't have finished the job. Indeed one wonders a few things about this situation: why did the auditors leave? why appoint Peterhouse? why did Polymer vote against TW Indus? Why did TW Indus think they had a chance anyway? I wonder if TW Indus have given up, maybe they might make a grab for some share when (if) they return.
Next trading day is Monday which is when they should be cancelled. But I would imagine they've asked for an extension for the new auditors to do their bit.
I can't see much value in coming back from suspension. Last years accounts aren't too bad if you accept the explanation for the £5m liability. But the problem is the Polymer loan - they voted against TW Indus, which I hope means they have some other proposal. Otherwise, what's it all about?
The auditors resigned on 21.11. Though the company failed to tell us! Something not right, I'm hoping Polymer have a plan! lol. Otherwise why vote against?
If people want to vote they should get on to their brokers asap. I never got any corporate action notice so had to contact them first, which is unusual.
Suspended in June so will be cancelled in December. existing board recommend rejection of the TW Indus proposal but still can't produce accounts. Polymer say they will vote against TW Indus - why? Unless the current board do something before the 25th then I can't see why they would be supported. Not sure what they can do other than go begging to Polymer, since it's the loan that must be holding up the accounts.
This is one of those times when our votes may actually make a difference since it's bound to be close.