Sadly deapite all the hooha from6 Oct 2016 10:49
dissatisfied shareholders to the proposal from this management we are supposed to vote through, there does not appear other than by individuals voting no any co-ordinated or concerted action as a group to formulate a plan, or legal issues that can be focused on by which this bod of xel can be taken to task for the way they have destroyed value, wasted a huge sum of money, and yet potentially themselves try to exit this smelling like roses.
Is this private shareholder board for example able to co-ordinate any worthwhile legal grounds to contest the value being attributed to their stock, just what position are the likes ot the major shareholdets, such as there are, Cavendish, Socius etc,. taking about this, have they written off their investmemt in xel, who knows?
Unfortunately the only action individuals seem to be showing is more that of headless chickens, writing to a bunch of non entities hoping for action. Short of calling for an egm to evict this incumbent useless bod the only options seem to be either sell and out, go along with this bod proposal, completely self serving as it is, or vote no to at least put some pressure on the bondholders to improve their offer, which in all likelihood if at all would be 2x the peanuts it already is. To attribute any value to xel they clearly do have to sustain this as a going concern, that imo is their weakness, can that viably be threatened.
Personally I shall vote no on my remaining shares in this managed disaster, purely on the basis it may frustrate the ambitions of the useless individuals that have brought the company to the parlous state it currently rests, alternatively the company could be forced into receivership so the ceo's industry value can be tested in open market.
If by this action the bondholders receive less than sufficient to cover their exposure so be it, they have put themselves into a position of risk in signing up for this in the first place with the 'mansgers' of this company. Welcome to the club.