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https://budgeting.thenest.com/happens-shareholder-delisting-occurs-23798.html https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/05/delistingofsharesowned.asp

http://www.kellangroup.co.uk/upload/134.htm Not the same as Mysq but may have some similarities.

Sorry for all involved here, myself included. Onto better and hopefully more promising things. Big lesson learned. The RNS said the directors etc haven't been paid for 2-3 months. Sound's like they knew there was a problem when they went to do the fundraise in October. This suggests Chong knew it and is as bad as the others. Maybe. And I can't see how they paid Eric a year's salary if they didn't have any money. Anyway who cares now. All the best.

Looks like new registered office and maybe some new legal advisers.

Yes back to normal. Can also see the corporate documents etc so bills must be paid. Mobile games rev was $1.5m year to June, media and apps $89k and business advisory $234k. Will we see refocus going forward (if we see anything at all)?

Taurus - can now get onto site but there's not a lot going on.

Hopefully it was one of the Stephens who replied. Anyway, costs have been high and maybe more was spent on the media site (staffing?) than gaming. Don't really know. The Wingabar facebook site and Age of Glory's at least had postings today so they dont appear to have fallen away yet. Could be just the re shaping we need going in 2019.

The Mingalarbar website is down. The facebook post saying goodbye is gone. Maybe it came too early. Turning the company around should be chicken feed to Mr Chong. Is it a coincidence the media site has gone? Is it possible that a decision has been taken that it's served it's purpose and the company now doesn't want to focus on media and doesnt need to as it has already captured the audience? The post may therefore have been legitimate for that part of the business. Gaming may be the way forward now. The October rns that showed the revenue broken down has lost the numbers which were in table format - probably because of the licence issue also affecting the corporate governance document. However I think gaming revenue was by far the leading money generator. Could it be that the company will now focus on gaming, getting quicker to that elusive break even point and becoming attractive to a future buyer? Maybe wishful thinking but focusing on the best money making parts of the business now and shedding the rest has probably crossed Mr Chong mind.

Keeping the faith - response received this morning to a question I raised last week: Thank you for your email. The board has been working diligently and we will issue an update to investors once we have one. Why bother replying today if it's the end? Professionalism from Mr Chong to the end? It at least gives me some confidence we'll get some sort of RNS.

Corporate Governance link not working. Message does suggest not paying bills.

Website back online!

Lucky Wingabar website still seems to be live. Google play shows the app but says it is not available in this country. I don't know if that's always been the case or they've blocked us now.

Stumbled across the MyMingalarbar app in Google Play. No reviews since 2nd November though.

On a brighter note, the Lucky Wingabar app in the Google Play store is still attracting positive comments - 5 star ratings as recent as two days ago.

Yes looks like it's gone. Don't think you'd bother if you weren't streamlining for the future. I just hope we are still going to be involved.

It may simply be that the area is still fledgling and needs a lot of investment so they've pulled the plug to save on costs. The revenue to date has come from other areas. Hopefully.

A week to go and hopefully some good news. I don't think it can be argued the company have something of value. However many active users there are, it's still 6-7m registered accounts - something that no doubt helped bring about the We Chat deal. I think Chong wants the company to continue and be a part of it. Whether we will us to be seen. Atlas saw enough to lend us £4m earlier in the year to suggest they too saw the value. Whether they want to keep putting their hand in their pocket is another matter. I still think we were looking at something promising from 1st January. I think ES was forced out because of the We Chat deal and wasn't happy so pulled the loan facility. With him and PP out of the picture we hopefully have a future here.

Difficult waiting but let's not forget: https://investors.mysquar.com/agreement-to-sell-advertising-on-wechat-in-myanmar/ Similar deal to ours: https://www.bignewsnetwork.com/news/258407787/japans-line-decides-to-set-up-a-bank-partners-with-tencent Who may be interested in what we have: https://www.enterpriseinnovation.net/article/alibaba-and-tencent-enter-competitive-asian-remittance-market-1259114477 https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.scmp.com/tech/big-tech/article/2173942/tencents-wechat-testing-money-market-fund-and-score-system-bid-catch Curve ball: https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/daniellekeetonolsen/2018/05/25/can-this-myanmar-startup-capture-southeast-asias-subscription-gaming-market-before-nintendo-microsoft-do/amp/ In safe hands: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Series/TheSixMillionDollarMan GLA

Are you sure there was a party accumulating? When they issued the updated shareholder analysis that said the notices were being cancelled they followed with a MyPay TR1. I wonder if MyPay were part of the alleged unknown holding but it wasn't said so as to keep us all believing there was a large buyer out there.

https://www.irrawaddy.com/news/burma/myanmar-shoppers-spend-90000-1-hour-alibabas-11-11-online-sale.html/amp