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I think it's fair to say from 'my' research that Mark Slade has been proven to have
been completely genuine in the past, so why is there any reason to think that that
is not still the case?..

I'm invested in a company that has just raised a large loan to expand, and some are already talking about forming a posse in an attempt to stop the loan?,....and potentially stop the company doing what they believe is necessary for future success. So guess companies are damned if you do, and damned if you don't. I think the difference here is this is a Intangible, and absolutely anything can happen.

Everyone knows a consolidation can go either way, and in this particular case the bod have decided it a necessity moving forward. Only time will tell, but imho compared to where we were 18 months ago I think Mark Slade saved this company almost singlehanded, and has made excellent progress in his short reign, AND 'as a consequence' I have put my faith in his judgment. There are clearly important decisions that need to be made, some of which won't be popular, and I don't remember anyone slagging him off when he was making savings, reducing staff and closing offices, signing contracts or recruiting and placing a sales team in the USA.

2.5p is clearly a more attractive figure than 0.025 to potential investors. I can only judge the company on what I have seen since being invested, and personally think there Great potential, and it will hopefully turn out to be a very lucrative investment, but I could be wrong...

All imho pdyor

Your feelings toward the Bod are well documented Boffer!, and I think you are wise
to keep an eye on proceedings. I have placed several reasonable buy orders in the
market that I secretly hope never get dealt...

Boffer
I've been saying just that for weeks,......the tender/bid is pivotal. And yes, a buyout becomes evermore likely should the bid fail. There will be no movement on the bid until after 7th December, but hopefully a progress report in the interim.

We know much is out of Edenvilles hands, and must is due to the country we are invested in, but that doesn't excuse the lack of news which Rufus and Jeff promised to address at the last AGM.

Piece of mind went out of the window sometime back

That's the $173,000,000 question!

lol

Hopefully 2.5p will be a more attractive figure to potential investors.

I've already loaned them more than enough thank you.

I think the question is much more complicated than Lind seeing a Miner with 173mt of
coal. I also think Lind would have required some pretty big assurances when lending
to an AIM in East Africa!

Not a question that I've ever had to consider ;)

JohnZ
The Bod know exactly what the figures are, and based on that information they were able to get a sizeable loan. In general financial institutions don't make loans without security or without a pretty good understanding of a company and their ability to repay the loan. Lind are clearly privy to information that has not yet been made available to the market.

Edenville and Lind believe the loan repayment will be meet.

In fairness if they don't, it can't get much worse as I personally only have 19% of my investment remaining.....

and only 5k

Result of General Meeting and Share Consolidation

Resolutions were duly passed at the General Meeting held earlier today.

currently worth £1,600 per mil as we drop further

bE
Thank you for the translation :)

Yes as a miner, and having the ability to sell coal with contacts, but Kibo's four projects are
very ambitious, and if they all come to fruition they will dwarf (can I say that? lol) Edenville.

JohnZ
What like the dynamic Louis Coetzee, who is suffering exactly the same problems.

Our biggest problem by far is the country we are invested in!

bE?.....

and coal and coal products to make the cement