EHGO deal!!!!13 Jun 2019 09:22
Whoever negotiated and signed up to this catastrophic (for investors) deal must be held to account.
Was due diligence observed!
Who checked it....were they competent to do so?
Who authorised it?
The failure of the deal didn't cost shareholders just £150k....it was so blatantly obvious a spiral of death....the market reacted and punished the share price...once again damaging shareholders
If it wasn't incompetence....then the motive for entering into such a damaging contract must be established.
If others agree that all is not as it appears I urge all genuine investors to seek advice as to how to complain.
Leaving it to the AGM will not work...they will only discuss what is on the agenda....it would be wasted effort.
No...another approach should be taken...if you believe it's incompetence then complain to the regulatory authorities.
If more sinister....you know what to do.
This deal is a farce....It's taking too long. It needs to be established if there actually is a CREDIBLE deal being negotiated.
If for whatever reasons there isn't and hasn't been for a period of time, the loss to shareholders can be quantified. Remember, if there isn't a credible deal, as time goes on, the only value left in valirx is IP....and that is only of value to those who know it's detail and how to use it.....think about it!!!!