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I spoke to the above yesterday and after asking around the office, no one had heard anything.
When I read out the last RNS contents, the operator said that the company would have a percentage holding on their documentation from all brokers and investment platforms so there would be no need to contact them.
He said that could be where they have found the discrepancy but it would only be cleared on contact.
Finally, they mentioned it was unlikely to receive any funds after this length of time but not impossible. They did have contact with Cloudtag some three years ago.
As for the supposed shareholders that were contacted, if I was a US institutional investor I would not or might not be able to comment, the same goes for the individuals, they might not use bulletin boards.
After some legal advice, I think it is still on.
Some of the long term holders on here will remember when Hasina made the fatal comment.
"Coal will be left underground for future generations"
Well, a generation has passed now and it is needed more than ever.
I think I will try to contact them to see if they are interested in this story.
I am looking forward to getting back my £36k investment and the profit too next week.
Just wondered whether any announcement might be made through the day mainly when the US market opens rather than at 0800?
GLA
Vision Blue Resources Completes US$650m Fundraising
London 18 April 2023: Vision Blue Resources (“VBR” or “Vision Blue”) announces that it has raised over
US$650 million from investors seeking exposure to VBR’s strategy of supporting companies that will
help drive the global transition to clean energy. Following strong support from specialist mining,
private and large institutional investors, the proceeds were above VBR’s US$500m target.
Since its launch in 2021, VBR has continued to expand its portfolio to five strategic investments in
companies involved in graphite, vanadium, silicon metal, tin and rare earths. Each of these
commodities benefits from rapidly growing demand from end markets including electric vehicles, grid
scale energy storage, wind and solar energy infrastructure, and electronic devices.
Vision Blue’s investment strategy is to secure significant minority stakes in companies with well
defined, advanced and scalable assets, and committed management teams.
The VBR team works closely with its investee companies to accelerate growth by providing capital,
management support, access to public and private finance, technical and operating support, expertise
in building a world-class ESG framework, as well as delivery of a value realisation strategy.
Sir Mick Davis said:
“Since our first investment in early 2021, we have seen a growing realisation amongst governments,
investors, industry and others that the world is facing a major shortfall in the supply of metals and
minerals needed to enable the transition to clean, low carbon energy production and usage.
“VBR is already playing an important role in accelerating the supply of these critical commodities by
supporting the rapid and responsible development of new sources of supply that have the potential to
become globally significant.
“The interest from new investors seeking exposure to VBR’s strategy of accessing critical minerals has
been beyond our expectations. We are now well placed to expand our portfolio of strategic
investments and capitalise on the opportunities which we have already identified.”
The RNS heading says it is a RECAP (for emphasis, you know) and that is all it is. There is nothing new in it at all.
They may well know what acquisitions they want but by the time they are concluded, it will be next year. They are not ahead of schedule as some make out.
Why haven`t they mentioned the BOAGF fund value? My guess is that it is not as much as they expected. If you know clever clogs, why don`t you say so?
At the moment it is all assumptions and guesswork on the part of the desperadoes.
From 16th Dec:
"I'd suggest they will part with their money when the note is published and they'll be paying 5, 6 , 8p or more before the end of January"
Martinigirl, sober up, you are wrong again!
No movement in the SP
Jam tomorrow.
Share price has not changed in two years and more of the same to come.
Any acquisition will not happen until next year as the warrants have not been exercised and the sign offs take forever.
No update on how much was added to the BOAGF fund plus we have had a large seller.