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Also, the previous RNS does indicate thing are moving along in the background. Why else would they need to release that sort of thing.

Looking back, he did post a few things, although I'm not sure if they work will BVI. When I looked a few months ago it looks possible, but nothing easy. As far as could make out you need a decent shareholding to wind up with BVI. That's why I suggested doing via the shareholders group.

Fwiw, I think they are going to do this deal, you just have to wait until they completed the work (they're unlikely to release progress updates). I my mind, it was always going take longer than they suggested. There was a lot to do for a company that doesn't do anything quickly.

It is incredibly frustrating though.

It's probably something that's come up while preparing the AIM document and they've told amc it needs declaring. House keeping before they can sign it off? Hopefully.

Well at least we gone an announcement today. I'm sure reading that will fill everyone with confidence!!

The trouble is how much longer do you give them. I guess you have to give them more time to get this deal over the line, but where do you draw the line. The line should of been 8 months ago really!

You might be refering to the stuff posted around the 15th of Feb (that's when I responded to something like that). It would be better to do it via the share action group. It's a shame some of the bigger shareholders haven't signed up. There must be some out there. Over 50% in nominee accounts, that are usually pi trading accounts. Maybe it's 300+ people, with 2m shareholding each!

Miracles don't happen that often! Have AIM even given them a completion time frame or is it just open ended now? I preferred having a fixed deadline, where they had to inform us. This is worse.

Unfortunately, it wasn't even a deadline, it was just an estimate of time. Which means it's pretty worthless as information (particularly with these shares). They'll tell us when it's done, that's all you can say. You just have to look at the last announcement. They signed the deal in Jan, yet left us hanging until the last few days worrying about a delisting before telling us. Pretty much sums it up!

I think people will focus on the conversion level of the new shares issued, at least to start with. Which should look decent, as they're setting the valuation levels, so they could set it anywhere in theory. The problem will be how the market sees those valuations when it starts trading. It's going to be difficult to weigh up. If it happens!

Judging by the other shareholder meetings they will easily get it passed. No one cares enough to do anything else. It's not the greatest and it will likely perform very poorly in this market, but it's better than expected. Returning cash would be better, but how do you force them to do it.

It's the "fun" of the AIM experience and it just gets worse by the looks of things. This was my last small cap trade and will probably remain so. A fitting end.

It is just going to be a standard delisting announcement though. "Keep checking the website for updates" and all that rubbish. What fun!

A few people have talked about returning cash, but I haven't seen anything that indicates they will. That's not to say there isn't something. There's probably quite a bit of detail I've missed. Would be great if they did, just to put an end to this.

It's another reason it's strange the main shareholders aren't doing anything, as there clearly is a deal to be done (even if poor). Maybe they are banking on a miracle next week, like everyone else.

I would of agreed 6 months ago. Looks an odd decision at this point. I'm sure if you put anything similar to shareholders now, they'd bite your hand off.

The cases I've seen where cash shells have delisted, its been pretty simple. Carry on as normal and continue to look for things to do, just not listed. Which if the last year is anything to go by, it'll be another year hoping for them to do/say something.

It must be too late now. Unfortunately, I fear the announcement is going to be very annoying and vague, with no time line to anything. Best case would be a return of cash, but even that feels unlikely.

It says delisting on the 8th in the results. Maybe the option they'll go for is to delist, the pick up an asset to develop, then list on another exchange. That would make sense and be less restrictive than a rto (there's plenty of asset around). Would be a horrible wait for people holding though.

You'd certainly think they would want to keep the listing going. It's becoming more and more difficult to create this type of listed company. Strange just to give it up, but that's the way it's looking.

I think it'll probably be delisting and a "we continue to evaluate options" statement. Which would make no sense, as a listing is a strong point in doing a deal. I hope it's one of the other options, but it's get to the point where people might have to consider how they are going to get some money back.