RE: That's Consolidation for you!4 Sep 2024 10:58
@Simms, yes a placing should surely have waited a couple of months if not a couple of weeks but Dumbo has sized on this opportunity to start the buyout prep at criminal levels, as said previously any recovery would mean that the z-listers would have to pay more for their pound of EQT flesh.
Let’s not forget that Pitcole’s position was gifted to them by Dumbo in exchange for just 10% share of the Italy MDC, it looks like they will end up with at least 20% of the EQT group, can you make any sense of that if not criminal activity.
You obviously assumed Palumbo was a decent human being and are now realising like the rest of us he is not, there is no recovery for EQT Pi shareholders with him in charge and the last AGM was the only opportunity to get rid of him, he now knows that and is out of control.
We haven’t seen the BoD pick up a single share either on the open market or even one of the many discounted placing, because they know the long game and it ends with EQT on private ownership by one or more members of the Palumbo Z-listers.
Italy is clearly still having issues otherwise Dumbo would have used news of continued running as a pump long time ago, North Fork is the doing nothing, with Phoenix reselling carbon credits they could be well and truly burned if that plant exhibits the same issues as Italy, and IDEX are clearly running scared from this circus.
Tell me does Palumbo’s performance warrant a remuneration package which equates to about 8-10% of the company’s MCAP?
The frustrating thing is retail investors here and especially in the Telegram group are now waking up to Palumbo’s nature but very few bothered to take responsibility for their holding and try to protect it by voting against Palumbo’s reelection and pre approval of such a vast quantity of equity.
EQT have still not published actual details of the AGM voting figures even though I have requested them multiple times, they don’t keep the share register up to date and available and their NOMAD just lets them do whatever they like without a single question
AIM is full of criminals just like Palumbo and unfortunately quite a few investors fall for their antics over and over again.
You can have the best product at the ideal time but if the company is ran by criminals it is only going to turn out one way unfortunately.