Member Info for Avi8r

To add further context to your commend WHamBoy, litigation is expensive and should be avoided at all costs. So I think we can dismiss your option 3, assuming both parties are reasonable, which the information provided suggests they are.

Hope is not the same villain as ZM and if I remember correctly, saw an opportunity for a good, if not excellent, return on his investment. Hence the legal action. Although, contrary to my comment, you should not start legal action if you don't intend to pursue it to the end, are prepared to pay, but ultimately prepared to reach agreement based on common sense. This is what I believe has happened now.

Which suggests your option 1 being the most logical outcome.

Once Hope is resolved I am hoping matters can become more clear and a return to market possible. Speaking of which, there indeed has never been a better opportunity, with the situation in Ukraine affecting the Russian energy supplies, which will not be recommenced, makes an ideal opportunity for new and existing suppliers to provide oil and gas.

Funny how things work out. The situation with Russia and FRR could not have been predicted, but is actually a good opportunity for FRR, one no-one could have predicted, so maybe Hope and FRR see this opportunity and have agreed to work together to expedite growth, combined with a return to the LSE.

We can only hope this is the case, but its clear key pieces are coming together now, following the removal of toxic elements.

Green Shield stamps????
Google; Founded, 1958 Defunct; 1991. Thats where Argos originates apparently.

Well, I live and learn, never heard of such a thing. Bedex showing your age there...

https://www.google.com/finance/quote/BLOE:LON

Perhaps you could point her to where you had help maxcady, given your similar behaviour on the FRR board. How many temp bans did you have?

The last time this share saw 3p (£0.03) was 21 Jan 2016, so I cannot see how someone buying at 1.7p could have sold shares before they bought them...

I think you will find he means 1.7p (£0.17) which would have been circa May 2021.

"We are delighted that Ken has agreed to take up the role of COO at Block. Applying his considerable skills and experience as a member of the executive team, he will make an even greater contribution to the Company's activities as it continues to accelerate the development of its operations and projects in Georgia. I, along with the rest of the Board, would like to thank him for the tremendous contribution he has made as a non-executive director."

See how the market likes this then.

Another step, no matter how small, in the right direction and thanks again to Looed for highlighting this. Trivial it may seem, but it has far greater implications and further demonstrates the company's intentions to continue operating.

Hopefully this is just one small step among many towards both rectifying the wrongs and an eventual return to LSE. We can only hope, but this is good news.

he Public Information Report (“PIR”) and Ownership Information Report (“OIR”) – which are separate from the various Texas franchise tax return forms – provide basic information about a Texas entity including the entity’s address and governing authority and must be filed with the Texas Comptroller annually, typically in May of each year. The PIR is to be filed by most limited liability companies, corporations, and financial institutions, while the OIR is to be filed by most partnerships, professional associations, and trusts. Since the vast majority of small businesses are established as limited liability companies or corporations, for simplicity, we’ll refer to the PIR in this article (the rules for the PIR and OIR are virtually identical).

The PIR should list the officers and directors of a business and any related companies. Even if your business doesn’t owe any franchise tax (and many small businesses won’t), it’s still necessary to file the PIR. As a practical matter, make sure the PIR is accurate: banks often rely on these filings to determine who governs a business, and an inaccurate filing could delay underwriting for a loan. While most tax professionals will file the necessary form for you, carefully review the PIR to be filed and make sure it matches what your entity’s documents show or changes you’ve made.

more here: http://texaslegalpros.com/dont-ignore-the-information-report/

are you implying B-2-0 was or was connected to ZM?

"Due to the necessity for strategic confidentiality related to ongoing legal proceedings, we expect to be able to communicate in more detail once these remaining legal actions come to conclusion in the months ahead."

Whilst promising, this implies we have probably another 6 months, at least, before things even begin to become clear. I truly hope that is not the case, however the news that "efforts continue to bring Frontera back to operations in Georgia" and a "management team have carefully charted a course for return to business" is probably the most promising thing we have had from management this year, if not since delist back in 1766... ;-)

Many thanks to JimSlade for his tenacity and sterling efforts in gleaning this information and lets hope the anticipated news comes sooner than later.

57,000+ posts???? Needs to get a life.

"Bye bye Murad Saidov the world is a better place today."

Whats that got to do with FRR?

Well said Looed.

I think that is the most erudite and comprehensive message for a very long time and sets out the situation the company is mired in very well. Key take-away is that the company is fighting a lengthy legal battle to, presumably, return to where it was prior to this situation manifesting.

Clearly what happened did not happen overnight and there had to be much collusion and discussions between the perpetrators which is the reason its taking so long to unravel. Little wonder the need for secrecy and silence; in such matters, trust no one and i cannot and do not blame them.

Irrespective of the frustrations, we can only sit back, watch and wait. One day it will be over, but its closer every day. When that time comes I truly hope it includes a return to the LSE and we can all breathe a massive sigh of relief.

Let us let those that know what they are doing, do that, and put our trust in them that they do the right thing.

3 posts in a row from a new poster?

Mr angry needs to calm down before he pops something!

about time the lid was lifted a little further on this sorry saga. Perhaps it will give more of an insight and an idea of where its all going.

1.36p to 1.46p

So while it looks dramatic on the price info above, the reality is somewhat different. As always, never let the truth get in the way of a good story ;-)

Caveat emptor.

Good to know OMF are chasing 500,000,000 shares. Now, if they were £1 each, what a lovely thought!

But its also testament to the value of the company that they are prepared to chase shares and not money....

I fail to see how they arrive at that figure. The price has been steady at 1.7p for the last few days and any buys not exceeded 1.8p. The value quoted makes the shares worth 1.86p which was last achieved mid October.

"Can't get a price quote to buy any with HL currently!"

I'd get a better broker. I can get a million at 1.7p no problem.