A polite synopsis taken from Armchair Trader.26 Jun 2023 10:08
This a polite synopsis of Mr A. Bells activities;-
' RRR The company seems chaotic and aimless, or in the most optimistic scenario, cursed with bad fortune. Its ventures seem to be stuck in quicksand, whether it’s waiting for a favourable court judgement in the Congo (and if the company gets a positive decision, enforcement of that ruling); the IPO of a company holding some rainforest in West Africa with USD25,000 in the bank; the hope that Kenya will become a gold mining mecca; the need for a Toronto-based company to start mining a mothballed asset in Colombia in the expectation some royalties might materialise; or that Zimbabwe will be a simple and straightforward jurisdiction in which to extract lithium from. It’s all a bit messy.
Red Rock Resources opened trading on 23rd June at 0.19p and has offered a -33% year-to-date return, and a -50% one-year return with its shares ranging from 0.12p to 0.7p over a 52-week period. The company has a market capitalisation of £3.94m. In November 2010, Red Rock Resources’ shares were trading hands at 393.75p'.
I have not counted but there must be several 100 fund raises over time keeping a lifestyle for the BOD including self awarded bonus shares which help increase pay cheques whilst returning nothing to shareholders except loss after loss.
Is the following a record ;-From the 15th December 2022 until 21st June,a period of just 6 months, the Mr Bell has issued some 11 RNS announcements concerning dilution,including 'incentive shares' increasing the SII from 1.34 billion to 2.4billion.
Why would anyone in their right mind buy shares in this company.
Why would anyone want to trust any output from Mr Bell one of the higher paid non productive directors in charge of share holders funds on AIM.