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NO im assuming like its GST and everything with them is LONG! Massive. If clients have been stolen this will go on for a while..... Again its not good news any which way you look at it especially a week before results were going to transform this company lol

Audavid not arguing over profits 0.21 million profit in 2022 is the only evidence of profit from said unaudited financials, Im more concerned of the whole timing of this and far more implications from this arbitration! they raise couple of weeks ago but did not know about this mmmmmm all very weird. Unless indicated otherwise 2 million raised 1 btc bought. On those terms id be putting 40 k into shares as well x;)

GLA

Massive, Ive stated that this will take 1-3 years to sort out others say sooner. Whatever way we look at this, it isnt good news!

Its not just the money in this complaint and tbf none of us know how complex it is or not.

Ok perfect lets set up on escrow.com

Then we know we will get paid.

Expected DurationGiven the commercial nature of the dispute and assuming it is administered by SIAC under standard procedures, the arbitration is likely to take 12–18 months from the Notice of Arbitration (July 2025) to the final award, projecting a completion between July 2026 and January 2027. If the parties opt for the expedited procedure and the dispute is straightforward, it could conclude in 6–9 months, potentially by January–April 2026. The streamlined procedure (3 months) is less likely unless the claim is limited to a small amount, which seems improbable given the profit recovery aspect.

Lol Aim lets play a bet then You go under 1 year i go over 1 year

5 grand?

Semnet t 4.2 millionUSD in 2022 last recorded accounts and 0.21 million profit.

GST have owned Semnet since feb 2024? This could be easy be over 6 million

Does anyone have a working number or website for trident ? Its website is coming soon for 6 months and numbers that are advertised dont answer. I have seen bake lose 98% of its TVL since GST bought it and I havent seen angra do anything apart from the lord bought and then he sold. Doesnt look like they going well? The so called pillars look like they are falling apart.

U turn on what?

We dont know how large this all is and again we wont until its been solved, best case 6 months worse case 2 years. And they can all hide behind 'arbitration' awards for Semnet IPO.

How deep this all runs is anyones guess, yp silon contracts, stolen clients and who knows what other rubbish went down, as we wont find out until it all concludes which is months years away lol.

GLA

Yes AIM and that 6 months to 2 years with all the phases completed I said the word 'literally' Billy and they are having disputes in a public setting, all is not well!

How can an IPO go ahead when the BOD are literally suing each other, come on peeps! ffs

Aim heres some that took ages. Theres plenty if you look around. Im looking at SIngapore rules and its 6 months to 36 months havent found any that were solved inside 6 months, do you know any in Singapore that have ?

Family Dollar Stores (Parent: Dollar Tree, Inc., NYSE: DLTR):

Royal Dutch Shell (Dual-Listed Company, RDS.A/RDS.B, Now SHEL

Transocean Ltd. (NYSE: RIG):

Vodafone Group Plc (LSE: VOD, NASDAQ: VOD):

Context for GSTechnologies’ ArbitrationCase Specifics: GSTechnologies is seeking to recover losses (e.g., lost profits) due to alleged breaches of non-compete clauses and employee obligations by Semnet’s former directors. This suggests a moderately complex case, as it may involve proving financial damages and competitive harm.

Estimated Timeline: Assuming SIAC or similar rules apply (given Semnet’s Singapore base), arbitration could take 12–18 months from July 18, 2025, potentially concluding between July 2026 and January 2027. If expedited procedures apply, it could resolve by mid-2026.

Delays: If the sellers contest the claims aggressively or if extensive financial evidence is needed, the process could extend toward 2 years.

Additional NotesArbitration is generally faster than court litigation, which can take 2–5 years in complex cases, due to its streamlined procedures and limited appeals.

No specific details from the RNS announcement or related sources (e.g., GST’s X post) indicate the exact arbitration body or claim size, so the timeline remains an estimate based on typical practices.

Sources like ArbitrationInfo and SIAC guidelines confirm that commercial disputes like this often resolve within 1–2 years under institutional rules.

The duration of arbitration varies widely depending on the complexity of the case, the arbitration rules, the jurisdiction, and the parties involved. Below is a concise overview of typical arbitration timelines, with context relevant to the GSTechnologies vs. Semnet sellers arbitration announced on July 18, 2025.Typical Arbitration TimelineGeneral Range: Arbitration typically takes 6 months to 2 years from the filing of the notice to a final award, though simpler cases can resolve faster and complex ones may take longer.Simple Cases: Small disputes with clear issues (e.g., contract breaches like non-compete violations) can take 6–12 months.

Complex Cases: Disputes involving multiple parties, technical evidence, or high financial stakes (e.g., GST’s claim for lost profits) may take 1–3 years.

Key Stages and Their Duration:Initiation (1–3 months): Filing the arbitration notice, selecting arbitrators, and agreeing on procedural rules. For GST, the notice was issued on July 18, 2025, so this stage is likely underway.

Pre-hearing Phase (3–9 months): Includes document exchange (discovery), witness statements, and preliminary hearings. In GST’s case, gathering evidence of non-compete breaches or employee obligation failures could extend this phase if complex financial damages (e.g., lost profits) are involved.

Hearing Phase (1–3 months): The arbitration hearing, where evidence and arguments are presented, typically lasts a few days to a week but may span months if multiple sessions are needed.

Award Issuance (1–3 months): Arbitrators deliberate and issue a final, binding award. Some arbitration rules (e.g., ICC or SIAC) mandate awards within 6 months of the hearing’s conclusion, though delays can occur.

Factors Affecting Duration:Arbitration Rules: The rules governing the arbitration (e.g., Singapore International Arbitration Centre [SIAC], common in Singapore where Semnet is based) influence timelines. SIAC aims for awards within 6–18 months for most cases.

Complexity: GST’s claims involve non-compete breaches and employee obligations, which may require financial audits or expert testimony, potentially lengthening the process.

Cooperation: If the parties (GST and the sellers, Choo Seet Ee and Zheng Kang Wen Mervyn) cooperate, resolution can be faster. Disputes or delays in appointing arbitrators or submitting evidence can extend timelines.

Jurisdiction: Since Semnet is based in Singapore, arbitration may follow SIAC or similar rules, which are generally efficient but depend on case specifics.

Procedural Choices: Expedited procedures for smaller claims (e.g., SIAC’s expedited process for disputes under S$6 million) can shorten timelines to 6 months, but it’s unclear if GST’s claim qualifies.

Context for GSTechnologies’ ArbitrationCase Specifics: GSTechnologies is seeking to recover losses (e.g., lost profits) due to alleged breaches of non-compete clauses and employee obligations by Semnet’s former direct

AIM,

Thats typically the average time for Arbitration's to conclude with LSE listed stocks if you can show me arbitrations that have been solved quicker than that then plz share.

Pre market is 29.29 and I'll be near to 50 points upside in a week ! wish I had bought more!

We were told they were ahead of expectations, many rns throughout highlighted Semnett 'above expectations. but one week before results they going into a 1-3 year arbitration so clearly no news on IPO until arbitration remedied, wouldnt they have known all of this some time ago? I Think its really transparent here a transparent sheet show.

GLA

Typical Arbitration TimelineGeneral Range: Arbitration typically takes 6 months to 2 years from the filing of the notice to a final award, though simpler cases can resolve faster and complex ones may take longer.Simple Cases: Small disputes with clear issues (e.g., contract breaches like non-compete violations) can take 6–12 months.

Complex Cases: Disputes involving multiple parties, technical evidence, or high financial stakes (e.g., GST’s claim for lost profits) may take 1–3 years.

Arbitration Notice:GSTechnologies has issued a notice of arbitration against Choo Seet Ee and Zheng Kang Wen Mervyn, the sellers of the 66.67% stake in Semnet.

The arbitration claims that the sellers breached specific terms of the acquisition agreement, specifically:Non-compete undertakings: The sellers allegedly engaged in activities that competed with Semnet’s business, violating clauses meant to prevent such competition.

Employee obligations: The sellers failed to fulfill certain responsibilities as employees of Semnet post-acquisition.

I would say the ipo is gone or at the very least delayed by years!

Lol YP silon.........all I need now is the Semnet IPO not happening confirmation. Semnet doesnt have an ipo under those circumstances and then I get my buy back in at 0.5 0.6. and thats if I want it! lets see how much of a sheet show this is at those prices.

GL

Coming soon lol

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