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nwog action (all one word) A company in uk!

I have a few here but a great deal of experience of forming and running an action group. If anyone would like advice on how to set about then I can be reached at enquire at ************************. Be quick though and be prepared to fall in behind Melissa Sturges for a quick result that doesn't involve materialising shares!

Convertible loans total �675k plus 5%pa interest. Conversion if done at current sp would be at a discount so is unlikely unless there is a placing also at a discount in which case the market will be flooded. One way or the other dilution does indeed beckon.

The 2017 AGM will be before the end of the year so anyone wanting answers should arrange to be there to ask the questions. Meanwhile the nwog action .co .uk website is still operational.

Only a slight correction. Eridge Capital Ltd has not yet moved to BVI as the accounts (which will tell you how much was left last Christmas and how much the directors including Reynolds and Lee had paid themselves) have not yet been signed off as far as the Jersey Registry of Companies is concerned. You can confirm that here: hTTps://www.jerseyfsc.org/registry/documentsearch/NameDetail.aspx?Id=260854 The nwog action .co .uk website is still up and operating for those with direct holdings or an interest in PRS's holding and an AGM should be called for sometime next month.

Try RNS Reach at www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/other/13299041.html or you can look it up on the nwog action website (nwog_action_.co_.uk if you just remove the spaces)

The LSE has published a ruling regarding the naked short selling by Cornhill on behalf of its clients. hTTp://www.investegate.co.uk/stock-exch-notice/rns/n01-17---disciplinary-action-against-a-member-firm/201701161429512762U/

They have to hold the meeting within two months of receiving the requisition on 22 June. However, the Law and the Articles of Association state that they have to convene the meeting immediately and hold it as soon as practicable. That should be three or perhaps four weeks from receipt.. They are already in default of the Law and the Articles by not convening the meeting immediately. The 21 days isn't for them it's for the requisitioners. If the Board remain in default beyond 21 days then the requisitioners can convene a meeting at the expense of the Company, costs to be held back from the directors' unpaid fees. Is that the same as saying they have until the 13th to set the date? No it isn't.

Strictly speaking, you and they have it wrong. They have to hold the meeting within two months of receiving the requisition on 22 June. However, the Law and the Articles of Association state that they have to convene the meeting immediately and hold it as soon as practicable. That should be three or perhaps four weeks from today.. They are already in default of the Law and the Articles by not convening the meeting immediately. The 21 days isn't for them it's for the requisitioners. If the Board remain in default beyond 21 days then the requisitioners can convene a meeting at the expense of the Company, costs to be held back from the directors' unpaid fees. Who cares about the Law and the Articles? Not Georges Sztyk evidently. His contempt for shareholders is very apparent from his claiming the 21 days as his to use. As for the fees, you can be sure they will be charged to the Company even if they advice is plainly wrong.

Perhaps your (as posted previously here 22m) shares are in an ISA or, worse, a SIPP? As a Concert Party ********** has to watch it doesn't do a "Williams B&B bid" by unwittingly passing through the 30% takeover limit. If you are in a trading account and are happy to transfer to certificated holdings for a short period if that becomes necessary, tell them and they'd most probably reply to another email from you. Can't guarantee it of course but worth a try.

To be considered after the merger, so lobster pot for a while.

with the prospect of a main listing instead?

http://www.africanreview.com/construction-a-mining/quarrying/togo-gets-us-15mn-credit-from-world-bank-for-mining-sector This might go some way to explaining the delay in getting approval of the mining license.

Bank Holiday, Monday

As we all know, timing in the short term is important on AIM. I reckon we all suspect that if a new executive team were to be appointed they would want to be "convinced", if you get my drift. Not saying anyone would need to be bribed, you understand because that's illegal. I'm just happy to read that an impartial observer seems to think that we won't need to put it to the test. It's also interesting that there is interest in Ghana because if DR is looking to a regional solution he's going to have to take Ghana's national interest into account as he goes forward. Not to mention Frank Timis's interests in Burkina Faso. Damn, I just mentioned him I mean it.....

The opposition leader’s challenge is that the electorate seem to be in love with Gnassingbe’s massive infrastructural projects such as opening up small towns and farming communities with good road networks. hTTp://vibeghana.com/2015/04/13/the-togo-election-wind-of-change-too-weak/

I go away for a week and miss the funniest thing I've ever read about Gasol. Buxton's wail that investors and lenders are short-sighted. Oh no they're not. Even the shortest sighted could see that Gasol was being used as a piggy bank by its two owners. Who'd want to lend them money so that they could use it to buy "assets" of themselves? No one in their right mind. I'm surprised the price has held up this much this long really.

Bailing out, probably, if he can find someone to buy his shares. IMIC backed the losers in the Sundance stand-off. http://www.sundanceresources.com.au/irm/Company/ShowPage.aspx/PDFs/2796-93770933/MotaEngilAfricaAppointedtoBuildPortandRail In retrospect this was indicated when the debt was crystalised by Niel Infrastructues and Neil Petroleum introduced the Kuwait shenanigans into their RTO of NEW. Will Smith briefed an almost empty room recently that IMIC ought to change its name to Cameroon Mining because it certainly wasn't International Infrastructures. Anyway, unless IMIC pull a link to the Government out of the hat as per Guinea and Liberia (though neither of those seem to have come to anything) you'd have to ask just what it is that AIOG brings to the party. IMIC is now AFF by another name but with debt not cash but no longer stranded.

These people are unbelievable! http://www.investegate.co.uk/gasol-plc--gas-/rns/gasol-guarantee-of-aec-loan-notes/201405200700135196H/ AEC is a development company with total assets as at 30 April 2014 of CAD 4,463,285 comprising cash and prepaid expenses of CAD 199,525 and GOODWILL of CAD 4,263,760! That's a F of a lot of goodwill.

This Company is one of the best ever, it really is. No secrets. Guido Pas, part owner of GASOL, is directly involved in Afrique and there it is for all to see (so long as you look it up yourself that is). http://www.afrique-energie.com/about.php