RE: Development of Bentley oil Field2 Nov 2019 10:15
Yeah I do recall another poster who unearthed something that made the eventual transfer easier. I think initially because they were reinvesting part of what they originally took out especially RC you (I) always assumed they believed in the company prospects but the longer it went on whilst they achieved little other than kicking the can down the road you then added up what they were taking in terms of salary, pension, office rental etc etc and the scales kinda tipped back again. When things fail through sheer bad luck they you live with it - you are essentially making a gamble albeit you think you've done your research I just think that to continue saying some of the things that were said wasn't right any way that you look at it. When a certain employee told a stricken shareholder how excited he was about taking Bentley to production I believe that person knew full well that it wasn't with Xcite , there is a special place in hell for you. Interestingly the one bought in to sort the finances out and who made the comment at that last AGM is still incumbent too. I can live with the lower oil prices quite happily even though it impinges on my other investments if it means that those that remain never get that oil out of the ground. Does that sound spitefull!!!!! :))