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No Ant.. not if it has nothing to do with them I don't... and I don't see why they would if it doesn't. Therefore I would take any retweet as meaning it has positive connotations for Vast. therefore either way we get information.. no tweet nothing promising, a retweet then possibly promising. that's all.
My worry is, Vast, as far as I know, have not formalised the agreement to work on the Chiadzwa Diamond Fields, but here are ZCDC forging on.. have VAST been bumped? I would like to think not, but I'd feel more comfortable if the agreements were all in place and signed before seeing any work commencing.
Happy to be corrected if I'm wrong... but I'm sure it wasn't a good deal for Atlas to cash in warrants below .24ish (old money pre-consolidation) assuming same rule applies but now around 24p (ish). I'd need to trawl back to see if I'm misremembering but I'm sure I read that somewhere
I'm voting against this.. I know it will make no difference to the outcome as I fully expect it to go through ( I reckon it very highly likely needs to if the company is to remain in existence) but it's another way to convey my feelings towards how this company has been managed.
I disagree that it's went down like a lead balloon... it's really had the effect it should.. zero!
Anyone aware of how this company has been ran over the last few years will be very wary of buying anymore shares on anticipation of the details of a good looking RNS coming to pass.
Results, profit and an end to poor finance deals is what is needed here.
I will be extremely hacked off if the new shares once listed do not remain in the ISA wrapper.. it has taken me a long time to gain my holding and make sure it's safely contained within the protection the ISA offers.
Cancellation of listing
LR 5.6.19G01/04/2013
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The FCA will generally seek to cancel the listing of an issuer's equity shares or certificates representing equity securities when the issuer completes a reverse takeover.