Re:Finance2 Jul 2018 21:36
Hello jscsc, the sale of the T&L business will be the turning point IMHO, that is provided it happens within the time-frame ie sometime in July. The proceeds will pay the loan to Hillside off. Then we have a company free from debt with an asset at Cavo Sidero, Crete which has unappealable planning permission and valued at up to £80M. The present market cap of £13M will,then start to rerate to the upside. I do realise there will be a shortfall possibly July to Dec but that too depends on how much they have surplus at the point of the sale completion. In addition they have recently had a placing at 6p (which caught me too as I was gleely buying at 7p+ when it happened, very few others were) and they raised £500K. The CS project will, apparently,take a couple of years to build starting with phase 1 at Grandes Bay plus the golf complex & course, then they can move on to the other three sites. Admittedly there are the building permits to organise but not sure of the time-scales. I hear what you are saying, its all done at Minoan pace which appears to be a touch slower than the norm! One thing at a time though and the catalyst for all of this is the T&L sale IMHO.