Shellbay4 Jan 2024 21:21
the shellbay agreement is indeed very fishy and lacks transparenty in terms of what actually was delivered and for what service they charge. while it is written down in the contract, the actual value that is created stays a secret to the shareholders. the very fact that jim mellon is director or owner or both of either company such as agronomics, shellbay, and galloway comes on top of the huge amount of money transfered for 2023. not sure how to justify ~3 million pound while the average founding sounds rarely are above 1 million in the past months.
also, did anyone calculate whether the "high watermark threshold" as a reference level was correctly applied?
3 million while having barely more than 20 million in cash is actually really generous considering that this would be better invested in the existing company or share buy backs which actually have been announced and still not taken place yet - integrity where are you?
not feeling good about the accumulation of weird underdelivering companies, ****ty sp, taking net profits as a reason to celebrate themselves while shareholders see nothing, and the shellbay agreement.
what rights do have as shareholders with the shares we hold currently?