Company received the requisite majority approval from shareholders at the General Meeting held today in respect of the proposed divestment of its interest in the Ruvuma Asset to Wentworth Resources.
Well best of luck everyone, a very sad day indeed for those long term shareholders & I see no reason to hold any shares in this company and certainly not with this BOD.
Company received the requisite majority approval from shareholders at the General Meeting held today in respect of the proposed divestment of its interest in the Ruvuma Asset to Wentworth Resources.
Company received the requisite majority approval from shareholders at the General Meeting held today in respect of the proposed divestment of its interest in the Ruvuma Asset to Wentworth Resources.
The Conditions Precedent must be satisfied or waived by 30 June 2023 (the "Longstop Date") (unless such date is extended by agreement between Scirocco and Wentworth), otherwise the Asset Purchase Agreement automatically terminates.
Everything but just over 3% although there is large holder fully aligned with the BOD and Gneiss (ironically pronounced Nice) The shareholders group I believe have votes above the combined BOD and "FOREST NOMINEES LIMITED" 8.63% (Jersey)
I think CP is referring to the fact SCIR shareholders have got together on mass to vote no to the deal. What the final numbers will be is any ones guess, find out tomorrow.
Agreed 44J and to put it into perspective, SCIR would need 100 AD plants the same as the current one to earn the same as Ruvuma is forecast to earn per year with the 140 million scuffs per day production.