RE: 5 years on....10 May 2023 10:18
First mm wash done, you will always be hammered if you are on the wrong side of the curve.
This will be stepped down in chunks now over the coming days and weeks as large holders, who only now talk to an independent financial advisor (!), sell large chunks to cut losses. Delisting is guaranteed. The timing of the suspension will be the 30th May after the vote, whatever the vote result is in my opinion as I can not see any scenario which makes trading on LSE viable. Remember the threshold has been set very high, 75%, and 23% of shares are held by 1 company.
"General Meeting
The decision of the Board to effect the Re-domiciliation, which is subject to shareholder approval, has not been taken lightly.
The counter-sanctions against entities incorporated in Unfriendly Jurisdictions (as well as risks of further counter-sanctions which may be imposed) are significant, as are the penalties for breach, severely risk the continued existence of the Group in its current form and limit the Company’s ability to perform any type of corporate restructuring.
Under relevant Jersey and AIFC laws, the Re-domiciliation and adoption of the New Articles are required to be approved by special resolution of the Shareholders at a general meeting of the Company.
The Company is convening a general meeting for 11 a.m. BST on 30 May 2023 at the offices of etc.venues, 8 Fenchurch Pl, London EC3M 4PB for shareholders to consider and, if thought fit, pass the Resolutions."