The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Either way , Yeo needs to present himself a lot better than he did in the last interview. Perhaps he has plans to present from the Kitchen this time. Needs to really show us holders we have something on the bone. Otherwise I fear we are doooooomed.
Sorry about the test , the upcoming AGM does not have the option to vote on the removal of Andy Yeo, but does with the 2 other directors. Am I being naive or am I reading this wrong. Is Mr Yeo bullet proof , because if he is then I do worry about my investment.
Well , Mr Yeo has been busy , a new advisor , poor Mr Yeo had to have lots of visits to London and lunches to get this new advisor over the line. Well done Mr Yeo. This advisor specialises in Mergers and acquisitions, oh and fundraising!
If we don't get a positive , truthful , update and more importantly a CEO performance I can get behind, come the AGM I will use my vote to oust Mr Yeo. Been in 5 years now and in those 5 years apart from Sundagas purchase I have seen nothing from Mr Yeo. As it stands Sundagas is like signing Messi , then not playing him. Mr Yeo being the manager. I really hope I am wrong and I would be more than happy for Mr Yeo to prove me wrong. If he does I will hold my hands up and apologise and praise. He just hasn't shown he has the ability to do that.i think he is out of his depth.
It's good news, gives more time to get a deal done. However, Mr Yeo needs to go, I personally believe he isn't the right person to be CEO. He has no communication skills and lacks the flair . I wince at the thought of Mr Yeo sitting across the table to a major , discussing buyout options. He unfortunately comes across as a wet lettuce and they will see through that.
Pdub
I appreciate you are an expert on all things, but , and I know that this may come as a shock to you, you are wrong. 30 plus years trading for banks across 3 continents probably gives me the edge. Hope that helps you .
Pdub
You are clearly blaming Aim for the price falling regularly. If FM is the top CEO you have painted him out to be , why did he not pursue listing on another exchange which of I remember correctly was muted a few times by the company?
My guess is that the belief in FM has gone, he maybe a very nice, intelligent guy , but that's not enough when shareholder value has been so badly eroded. At these price levels , and if the company is in as good a shape as you believe, it's vulnerable to a takeover. However that also does not appear to be on the horizon, which means others don't see what you see. And before you lecture me , I do not want to see anybody lose money. I really hope this recovers .
Unfortunately history tells us that the likes of Gusmao will sell everyone down the river. You have to be an incredibly focused individual to do what he did for independence , however his ego is now absolutely screwing the very people he fought for. Ego is the failure of all leaders. I think he would rather see the poverty than give anything away., As he will see that as a failure. Timor Leste has the opportunity to bring money in , to educate the nation , and I fear that is what Gusmao is fearful of. He would rather be the governor and keep the illiterate in their place. Classic socialism. Animal Farm all over. Shame.
Andy Yeo has had his time , enjoying the salary + expenses. After the car crash bedroom Interview, he made it perfectly clear he is not bothered about other shareholders, and was doing the bare minimum in addressing us. He has zero communication skills , even if he pulled off the deal of the century, he would deliver the news in the most melancholy of ways.Reminds me of eyore (sic) from Winnie the Pooh!