Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
His talk is totally contradictory.
He tells us his management team steward the companies they're invested in because they're amazing experienced managers then goes on to tell us 2 of the companies are disappointing.
A thing can only be disappointing if there was an element of surprise about it because you expected it to be better. If you were expecting something to be better it means you weren't following it properly.
Nothing, If you think Lorne has a good track record. Granted he has made money for himself but at great expense to anyone Invested in him.
Look up Moon Active sale
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His transferred his Seed Innovations shares to his mother so she could dump them for him
ask Peter Saladino what he thinks of him
Strong balance sheet and liquidity, with cash and deposits at year end of £20.1m (2022: £18.7m) and no debt
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Final dividend for 2023 of 5.85p per share, making a full year dividend for 2023 of 11.7p (2022: 10.6p) payable on 8 May 2024.
Lorne Abony Jim Mellons old buddy who was responsible for for letting down all the Seed Innovations portfolio with crackhead management and losing us millions on deals also has a Fake Meat company on the go.
If these two cross paths run as far as you can because you will lose money.
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240215488491/en/Meatable-Strengthens-Board-of-Directors-to-Accelerate-Growth-of-Breakthrough-Food-Technology
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