PYX Resources: Achieving volume and diversification milestones. Watch the video here.
Interesting read this is not going away very soon!
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Please join us in giving Candice a warm welcome. Appointed in February 21 long before 1st court case so please drop these redundancy conspiracies.
What RNS did people expect happy days folks we are going to get a deal buy buy buy.Sorry this tells us negotiations are ongoing and we are still walking a tightrope.It could be months before a deal can be worked out.GLA.
I feel it’s strange that people argue with these clowns with their negative silly posts unless they enjoy being dragged down to their level.It is so simple to filter the idiots couple of seconds and they are gone.Then we can get back to a decent board again.
I agree with this submission. The evidence adduced by the Company has failed to persuade me that the most likely alternative to this Scheme is the imminent collapse of Amigo into insolvency. I agree with the FCA that there is nothing in the evidence to suggest any imminent cashflow event that would force Amigo into insolvency. I also agree with the FCA that the directors, who have statutory and fiduciary duties to promote the business and have regard to the interests of the stakeholders, would most probably take time to promote a further restructuring. The evidence adduced by the Company does not satisfy me that there is no room for further proposals to be formulated to preserve value for stakeholders. This view is strongly supported by the substantial increase in the market capitalisation of the Group since the Scheme was
Judgment Approved by the court for handing down ALL Scheme Limited
announced. Counsel for the FCA submitted (and I agree) that it is unlikely that the directors would put the Group straight into administration and destroy the substantial surplus value of the enterprise (i.e. the value exceeding the claims of the secured creditors). There will doubtless be additional costs but these should not be exaggerated: work has already been done which is likely to feature in any revised proposals (such as the processes for lodging and adjudication of redress claims). None of that would be wasted, and any revised proposals would build on the existing Scheme
Monty86 spot on Was the wrong time for Amigo to add threats of insolvency with the deal.At the time it was very political And FCA were getting it in the neck from all sides and I think this fed back to the judge.