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It's like Britishvolt Truth, they wanted £1.7B from government but we're learned to just spend it on everyday affairs. So such must have been for AMTE that they had the company for a milking cow but unlike Britishvolt who had a couple of customers lined up waiting already. Still a controversy prevails on Britishvolt and it seems they've not come back in business yet. So as most foreign acquisitions it seems better to just pay and not bid if one can't actually afford.
What a waste of a blubber!
FRP has a better reputation than WH by a couple of miles. They seem to work for the government anti fraud like FCA etc. I think they must have learned loads from the Britishvolt experience. Hopefully.
https://www.legal500.com/suppliers/frp-advisory/
I hate the autospell check. Anyway if Pinnacle would have acquired it, it won't acquire it for the old BOD staying as parasites. They should acquire it for DGI directors and together bring this to the middle east. This is what I hope for takeover. But you know there but a few good people these days. But such controversy will put shariah compliance into question.
Prepack should be that conditions defined before the new nomad has offered it for sale. Hence we should have been entitled to see the provisions they're agreeing on. It would seem like as in the case of Britishvolt that shareholders have to vote to approve of which I don't know if they had a majority. Unfortunately corrupt people are everywhere but the ruthless ones were all those involved in the recent plague academic. If DGI should possess us, it their directors have good track records.
Imagine the press this creates if the rescuing entity should do it in a very unfair and shameless way. Unfortunately the only law I know is Torah but then sodium is an upcoming star and they won't want to destroy opportunity if they think they can make something profitable out of this.
By an outright disregard of shareholders, prepacked conditions should have been published as a requirement. But I don't think that was the intention of the new joint administrator even it claimed that the company still functions and intends continuity. They had to fire out WH hence they had to write this RNS and put out that someone has assumed that role as without such shares would be cancelled in AIM after a month.
Based on Michelle, if the prepack conditions are aiming towards continuity of operations then continuity it could be. Conditions have been set prior to appointment of administrators.
Buy the competition. DGI with AMTE facilities will make us ready for any orders now. Plus they were aiming at using sodium batteries for the middle east. They didn't have the people to close deals. But looking at their charts, they looked more like into pump and dump trading with their financial advisors.
I like this Nio better than Tesla. I mean if DGI engineers can be of help to them. Plus Goldman Sachs owns a large lump of shares with them. I mean knowing that one can easily replace battery as they do in addition to be able to charge it at home or anywhere else rather than damaging batteries and have to open up everything. But then early days of EV, more brands just appear in China and perhaps DGI should be one.
https://youtube.com/shorts/PYr02HECGNA?si=hD5pXqtlU71vk6vO
Some people doing the unknown trades., sodium going mainstream and China joining the party. I think China can't wait to start building them rather waste the time in years as this may have been. Next RNS should be about an assembly line ready. Or IPO in China.
It's meant for stardom but why haven't they. It reminds me of the rolls Royce shares being low. This new director comes in and learns that the company has been doing maintenance jobs for fxcking free. Is that even possible?? So something must be with those idiots why where in this situation.
Private equity from all over the world is GS.
https://nypost.com/2023/08/30/goldman-sachs-used-chinese-state-funds-to-buy-us-uk-firms/