RE: Consolidation29 Jun 2021 18:57
Not sure from where ‘..last career chance to make good..’ originates it’s theory from, but as an idea/speculation, then is certainly worth considering.
Is it an ageism concern, which hardly seems likely, given that we’ve just bought an enterprise from Atomic Senior, who has two decades on AM, and the one thing they do have in common is that they are both very much oil men, whom generally seldom retire gracefully. So on good probability, there’s still quite a few years left for the sprightly AM. Certainly enough time to formulate say, a personal ‘10 year plan’..
Or is it, as I suspect, an environmental issue, where the eco-clock is perhaps ticking more loudly than say AM’s body-clock, with the current spate of time limitations and it’s numerous ‘10 year plans’ (2030 being aired a lot) now being imposed for green conversions and for which consideration, one might conclude IF there is a rapidly reducing time frame eg.10 years (‘..last career chance to make good..’?) then AM would perhaps need carte blanche authorisation to be able to access any possible further buying opportunities. By whatever means.
I strongly suspect that those who bought in on the Atomic deal, the 66% of the current shareholder base, will be more than happy with AM’s leadership.
How could we perhaps deduce that there’s is something else brewing ?
I would be keeping an eye open for an accelerated consolidation.
Which I suspect might rapidly come about, assuming of course we ever get re-listed,
& the moment that happens,
all those new ii’s at 0.2 & all those new Pi’s at 0.25 to 0.38
ie. those investors holding 12.2B of the total 17 B share tickets,
then take to Rex christening AM as say… Golden Balls (a step up then, from ‘Arty’)
Carte blanche authority will then be a natural given.
Tick Tock indeed. Lol, but at least, it should be exciting.