@chriszzr No - it's the Sakhalin II LNG Plant jointly owned by Gazprom, Shell and Japanese investor/offtakers. The report I read said that Shell and the Japanese shareholders have a month to decide if they want to take up options to buy shares in the new company ...
Maybe DS is just editing his profile to point to the future ? No mention of his green metals/ blockchain venture either. Interesting that location is now stated as HK .... he was formally a UK resident according to the CH listing.
Hello @DimitryReacts - do you mean that the auditors were KPMG and not Grant Thornton ...? (Confused as it still says Grant Thornton on the EUA website) ....
@theofficecat - yes indeed, presumably they managed to engage another local auditor. It does seem like a good reason for a small delay in the audit completion ...
Assuming the auditors are still Grant Thornton, according to their news item below, their response to the Ukrainian conflict included the "resignation of Russian member firm (FBK)" ... perhaps this caused an audit delay ...?
Agreed SteJ - It is much more likely that there is a Good Reason why the accounts have been delayed - they will certainly be more complicated than last year with new entities and certifications to be produced for audit .... possibly also entangled with the ongoing sale negotiation ...
Morning Magnum The difference perhaps is that EUA is now looking at a sale of assets, rather than sale of company i.e. takeover. In the FSP (I think), EUA was looking at a sale of the company ...