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Apologies if already spotted/posted, but website news showing:
Eurasia Mining is in the spotlight as company hoists 'for sale' sign
27 July 2021
Eurasia has huge upside at the US$2bn Monchetundra project and is supported by cash flow from West Kytlim
Wondering why they need to re-iterate this?
Come on BoD - give us something to stop the rot. LTHs have waited patiently through suspension and a fruitless FSP - I think we deserve something a little bit more definitive than airy fairy RNSs about creditable offers and divis - always seems like jam tomorrow.
Not sure if anyone has posted this before:
https://uk.practicallaw.thomsonreuters.com/w-015-1865?transitionType=Default&contextData=(sc.Default)&firstPage=true
Interesting to read the following section:
Legal advisers. The seller will usually instruct a lead corporate lawyer to carry out and co-ordinate the legal workstreams involved in documenting the transaction and transferring legal ownership of the target shares from seller to buyer. In most transactions, an external law firm will be engaged to perform this role, although the in-house legal teams of larger corporate sellers may take the lead on project managing the legal work. In addition to the corporate advisers, in many transactions the seller's legal team will also need to include lawyers specialising in other practice areas to provide expert advice on particular aspects of the transaction, such as tax, property, employment and competition law issues. In addition, if the target company has overseas subsidiaries, the seller may also need to engage local counsel in each of the jurisdictions in which the target group has a corporate presence.