RE: Suspension6 Jan 2024 17:22
The suspension is nothing more than a frustration, the real concern is why the company had run out of money.
The suspension will be lifted after the financials are published, we know they had run out of money because the auditors only arrived after the company had raised funds.
The CEO has lent the company money, changing his status to creditor, protecting himself if the company does go under.
There's far more to this than meets the eye because expanding into Tanzania when you're cash strapped, prevents organic growth from within by using valuable resources, (money & shares issued) thst are really needed elsewhere.
My concern is if the company can't find extra funding, how long can they limp on for?
There's nothing legally binding signed that's been RNS.
This is turning into an expensive lesson for those getting close to a CEO who hasn't got a proven track record of delivering.
2024, could be very hard going here, so far they've introduced a part of the turning mill, I can't see that increasing production they have claimed.
Kilimapesa could well be moth balled (again) if the funding doesn't arrive.