RE: Next Uodate25 Sep 2025 16:46
Those PP RNS are truly grim - only got the accounts up to march 2024, need for more cash, loads of red ink, and if that's bad the Shareholder update is amazing -
"7. Material litigation and resolution (CMS, GEM, Petroquest Energy Ltd);
8. Actions taken to date to recover unauthorised funds and intention to pursue individuals whose actions have led to loss of shareholder value and Company funds; ..................
At the time, previous Management also announced a joint venture with ESGY regarding potential Lithium resources and associated anticipated income from that 'relationship' in the same RNS as the Globalvision announcement.
Despite much effort, neither Globalvision, nor Pennpetro, have been able to find any records of a JV agreement with ESGY, nor has there been any communication with ESGY who have failed to respond to any and all attempts to engage.
The previous CEO has also been contacted in regard to this ESGY announcement but has failed to provide copies (if they even exist) of any JV Agreement at any level, with an entity called ESGY. .....
Unlike in the past, whereby our Company has entered into arrangements with limited fact checking or diligence, I can confirm that whilst extremely busy up to this point administratively, I did take the opportunity to visit the RMD license location and meet the team with whom the opportunity exists.
Shareholders should be aware that former Chairman and CEO, were paid a total of £120,000 from capital raises, which took place at the time when a judgement had been awarded against the Company and therefore all available funds should have been paid by the Company to Creditors holding that judgement.
These monies therefore were paid to the directors of the Company without Board consent and in preference to the legally required settlement of judgement creditors, again, showing a complete disregard for Pennpetro and its shareholders, as well as the Court and those holding the judgement. Furthermore, this left the Company unable to fund its operational obligations and facing insolvency, yet again.
It is noteworthy that the company benefitting from this 'loan', RB Equities Limited, is directly owned by Tom Evans (who is also a director of that Company) the former CEO of Pennpetro Energy Plc.
Tom Evans has not responded to the Company to explain any of these transactions and neither Nobel Petroleum LLC nor Pennpetro have records of these transactions, despite them being documented in the historical accounts at the time.
The situation with the former Corporate Secretary remains very unsatisfactory and the company is also currently reviewing selected transactions to identify whether there is potential to recover funds from FHF Corporate Finance Ltd (FHF). This is complicated by the arrangement whereby the company did not control, nor did it adequately oversee its accounting functions, and the Corporate Secretary was neither a director nor employee of FHF. These unusual arrangements ha