RE: anr19 Mar 2018 15:57
On February 1st we received a business update and NL said this....
The Company is now waiting for a senior member of the board of the Joint Venture Company, who is currently hospitalised, to return to work to enable the MoU to be finalised.
24 hours later a non binding MOU was signed.
Then on the 26th of February NL reported this......
I am finally pleased to be able to report that Mr Zhang, Chairman of Altona, has recovered following his hospitalisation and has resumed his role of contact and liaison with our joint venture partner, Sino-Aus Energy Group Ltd.
Does anybody else think this odd? Within 24 hours of reporting we were not in a position to sign the MOU a non binding MOU was signed.
Was it signed to try and underpin the SP because a delay on AIM is normally received badly?
It clearly didn't work.
But now, with Mr Zhang back to health, Nick Lyth travels back to China.
Has he travelled to conclude unfinished business?
Was the initial meeting trying to secure cash in the bank and negotiations have resumed?
Anybody else have a take on this?