I am a bit confused and it is easy to see why6 May 2022 08:57
Right I know the subject is there, but bear with me whilst I explain it. So I was looking through the RNS' out today and one was there for Kendrick Resources, about being admitted to the main market and a fundraise. So I look into it and look and behold the Chairman is none other than Colin Bird, so I look at the prospectus and on pages 5 and 7, there was a couple of things that caught my eye. Firstly Jubilee Metals was a shareholder and previous to the fundraise owned 29% of the company and secondly the 'new' company had a royalty right to Kabwe.
So correct me if I am wrong here, but didn't BMR own the royalty right to Kabwe and didn't Jubilee own 29% of that company when it folded.
It looks to me, as though Colin Bird has taken BMR public again, but under a different name and it leveraging the royalty as a means of raising the capital to bring the company through, as they quote a carrying value on the royalty on the Kabwe tailings project of 9.7 million pounds, again that is on page 7 of the prospectus.
Is it worth asking at the AGM, if the royalty is still extant on a folded company and surely if it wasn't extant, we should have had the rights to buy the royalty and not trade or change the name of an old company and then re-admit it to AIM.