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If you are that unhappy with their performance, just sell up and move on . . life's too short for such negativity

You would think so wouldn't you, Shareswotter but quite honestly, having been in JLP for over 20 years, I'm completely fed up with trying to catch a falling knife. EVERY time I put money into JLP, the price falls, and falls and falls. Leon appears completely incapable of generating sustained shareholder value; he can't improve the share price and almost appears disdainful when it comes to paying a dividend, although I can see why as he also seems to be unable to generate any form of meaningful profit.

I'm calling a pull back to 5.5

If the AIM delisting goes ahead, the shares will continue to trade on the Australian Stock Market (ASX). We’d therefore look to hold the shares in an Australian account with our global custodian, HSBC, so we could still offer you the chance to sell the shares. If the delisting is approved, full details of this arrangement, and the relevant charges, will be sent to you shortly after the meeting on 26 November.

Continued ISA eligibility

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Vote deadline – extended to 7pm on 20 November 2024

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I contacted HL and they are working on it and will message all holders once they have figured out what needs to be done.

However you tart up the impact of the delisting it is very BAD news; the SP now has to rise some 500% from here for me to be able to break-even; thank goodness I sold 50% of my shares last week, just before the news broke. Now just have to sit on my hands for another 10 years to see what happens next.

Yeah but you NEVER get fair value, lucky if you get 50% of it. Fair value is what the market will pay for the shares which, regardless of anything JLP announce seems to fall.

The problem is that the sp will have fallen SO far that even with great news it won't get above 6p, the bod really does need to do something to show that enw investors will actually get a return rather than see a gradual and painful errosion of their capital

The point is that evern 6 months ago we probably wouldn't have received this rns because Leon would just aßume we'd know that production had started and would have waited until the next operational update to share the news. This has got to be a step in the right direction.

1.4 million is nothing for the CEO in a company with as many shares in circulation as this one has.

While I have every admiration for Leon and his technical ability, he himself says he has no focus on shareholder value and this is why I would absolutely support a takeover at somewhere north of 15p with Leon retained as technical director but with someone at the helm capable of delivering that shareholder value.

It will only relate if JLP/B actually promote it and we all know they are crappy at doing that

Given where the price is, vs where it was, I'm not sure that ignition is the right word, maybe a small fart, will need to go further to reach ignition

The problem is that jlp are not that forthcoming with news, probably won't get another update for a couple of months . . . Unless things have changed

Just a bit too much information Brad :-)

I want to see Jubes paying a small dividend as a way of recognising us shareholders while still being a growth company cos they sure as hell aren't able to move the shareprice in any way that gives us anything back.

No problem Brad it's not a pi ss in g contest, each to their own, I may sell some more shares and still take up the offer, who knows?

I've just bought mine for 1.98p on the open market so not much point taking up the offer.

Clearly a good day to release bad news

Brad; cents not pence