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It all, theoretically, takes us all back to the original bank RNS -

24th Oct 2019 9:53 am RNS Engagement with CITIC and VTB Capital

If the Company was to dispose of both of its Assets, then AIM Rule 15 (Fundamental Changes of Business) would apply. Such a disposal would require shareholders' consent, an announcement which contains the information set out in Schedule Four to the AIM Rules; and be accompanied by a circular containing the details of the disposal and convening a general meeting to approve it.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/EUA/engagement-with-citic-and-vtb-capital-75c925zx7g386wg.html

That Aim rule.

They can suspend for a long time, up to 6 months i believe, but, it always looks unprofessional, so, a swift and efficient suspension and listing as a fundamentally new business is clearly the most professional route they can take.
Shareholders were barking after 24hrs, could you imagine a longer one at this stage?

GLA

"The experience of Artem and his knowledge of Eurasia can significantly speed up our Russian assets sale process" - The way in which he speeds it up is by having the fundamental change of business all ready and in place to move in to once the PGM and Battery Metal assets sales have taken place. Without a clear new business model they can't make the relevant new Aim listing and move forward after the significant asset disposal you see.

It gets complicated because there are many aspects as to what they currently wish to achieve, his new role points to him being successful in what he specialises in, the energy sector, the H4Energy JV. It must all be very close to being done imho

GLA

In this instance, the easiest way to look at it is Dmitry is doing the PGM and Battery Metal asset sale M&A, Artem will be doing the H4Energy JV M&A. He'll potentially be in charge of the M&A and business development of the H4Energy JV, which, quite clearly includes the Eurasia Mining Japan arm that we know of. That's his speciality, the energy sector.

GLA

No SandyBugler. They know two different industries. It's like a mechanic, some specialise in cars but others specialise in Wagons. Both are trained experts in what they do, just, there is a slight variance of what they target and specialise in. The same thing applies to M&A.

GLA

Not at all Twistedgenius. The biggest issue is peoples lack of business knowledge tbh. If you are to have a fundamental change of business then you are to require an expert in the field of that change of business.

Dmitry knows commodities, and expert in them, Artem knows the energy sector, and expert in it! Put them together in this current situation and you basically have an M&A dream team!

GLA

You really should pay more attention to what i post. He was a speaker at an event last year, Eurasia Mining Japan was under his name tag.

Many sets of eyes see great things!

GLA

Are you ready -

https://twitter.com/iMuesliBrown/status/1447950387093377033?t=AflbHdalku3vicGO0avTaw&s=19

Good old MuesliBrown was on to it all last year!

GLA

He's been here a long time already lol Just not in a capacity which required an RNS.

GLA

No Lucando, he's the best man over there by all accounts.

If there was a large revolution to do with energy transition, he's the man you would want at the helm in Russia.

He's perhaps spotted the opening in the market and has made his move as an individual, coupled with the other BOD members they would make a very effective large company making team running the H4Energy JV.

All of these top level people have arrived at Eurasia for whatever we're all going to see take place!

GLA

Russia is changing to green energy as well, it makes perfect sense that their Oil major will be investing in to a relevant green energy sector for the transition.

Oil and Gas sanctions may actually just speed up the switch to things like Green Hydrogen tbh.

GLA

See -

Artem Matyushok
Head of M&A and Business Development, Rosneft

"Artem Matyushok is Global Head of M&A at Rosneft leading them through $40Bn of M&A deal flow in 2016. He was previous a Manager of M&A in Treasury & Corporate Finance Division of Shell. He then moved to become Director of M&A at TNK-BP, before moving to Rosneft where he was first Head of New Business Development and Joint Venture Creation before moving to become Global Head of M&A."

He certainly appears to enjoy very LARGE M&A deals!

https://energycouncil.com/event-speakers/artem-matyushok/

Whatever he is doing here is it M&A related 100%. There must be an Oil major involved in all of this, cough cough Rosneft imho

GLA

Here -

"TNK-BP was a major vertically integrated Russian oil company headquartered in Moscow. It was Russia's third-largest oil producer and among the ten largest private oil companies in the world. In 2013 it was acquired by Russian oil company Rosneft"

Yes, that's right, he's that man!

GLA

It's the mans known status Patiencepoor, he's a top level M&A expert, has done huge deals working for both Shell and BP in the past.

Aim will have scratched their heads at someone like that arriving at a small Aim company, he only goes to places to do one thing . . . . M&A, and very large M&A at that!

GLA

People can attribute whatever meaning they like to the deliberate extra 'P' added. Perhaps an affectionate nickname for the green box types?

GLA

From the green box lot who claimed all sorts of doom and gloom and volatility. Come on now, time to be an adult and take responsibility for your peddled nonsense!

GLA

Oh and just because i know the disruptors like it so much, yes, here it is again -

Artem Matyushok
Head of M&A and Business Development, Rosneft

"Artem Matyushok is Global Head of M&A at Rosneft leading them through $40Bn of M&A deal flow in 2016. He was previous a Manager of M&A in Treasury & Corporate Finance Division of Shell. He then moved to become Director of M&A at TNK-BP, before moving to Rosneft where he was first Head of New Business Development and Joint Venture Creation before moving to become Global Head of M&A."

He certainly appears to enjoy very LARGE M&A deals!

https://energycouncil.com/event-speakers/artem-matyushok/

GLA

Sorry Mark, some things are just not meant to be lol

And yes LB, he has indeed been around for quite some time, him coming to the director surface at this stage should tell everyone how much work he must have done to date!

Clearly the man responsible for the H4Energy JV, something which will turn in to a massive green Hydrogen energy company imho. It's all just a matter of time!

GLA

He has only played with the very big boys to date, so, why do you think he is now here?

Why would a man of his calibre arrive at little old Eurasia Mining?

All real investors know the answer!

I hope that you all have your desired amount of tickets, i don't think the M&A train will be travelling for much longer, it's destination appears to be just around the corner!

GLA

On repeat for quite some time due to green boxes liking it so much -

Artem Matyushok
Head of M&A and Business Development, Rosneft

"Artem Matyushok is Global Head of M&A at Rosneft leading them through $40Bn of M&A deal flow in 2016. He was previous a Manager of M&A in Treasury & Corporate Finance Division of Shell. He then moved to become Director of M&A at TNK-BP, before moving to Rosneft where he was first Head of New Business Development and Joint Venture Creation before moving to become Global Head of M&A."

He certainly appears to enjoy very LARGE M&A deals!

https://energycouncil.com/event-speakers/artem-matyushok/

GLA

It's comedy gold Builder, not one of them stood a chance of tricking investors and they now all hate it.

Suck it up buttercup! I've heard that in through the nose and out through the mouth helps lol

Enjoy knowing 100% that the big M&A gun has officially landed here at Eurasia Mining, his past deals speak for themselves. I guess, in a way, your green box posting history is similar, those always speak for themselves also lol

GLA