RE: Posted by Symore_Bottoms on ii15 Nov 2019 15:45
Zaza is trapped in a revolving door at the Last chance saloon, where the fat lady keeps lifting the mic up to start singing but stops as he goes out of sight, until he comes round again (Luckily for us FRR has paid the electric bill for the speakers to work anyway).
Wish I could turn off till end of Jan but know no doubt I'll be checking on here nearly every day for a morcel of hope to add to my small pile of crumbs. The last indirect word from zaza to shareholders...
' ‘business as usual’ stance as the operations on the ground are very much in full swing and I suspect that this is not the last we have seen of the company.
Shareholders, I am told should sit tight, there may be a consolidation of the shares but they are still very much worth holding on to as a re-listing is very much on the cards and I understand that shareholder meetings etc will carry on. The court case can be attended to and the financing put in place, on the ground they are working with potential partners of significant size in Georgia.'
How much has the picture changed I wonder. By the abscense, it appears that arbitration was never a worry at the time and maybe they didn't anticipate it to become apparent financial choke hold on the company it is now.