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Please stop being on and on about the war. It's extremely boring. The war isn't going on in the region where EUA operates and it's becoming increasingly obvious that Europe will s.it itself before the war ends with the gas/etc prices. Russia will be laughing well after the rest of the continent falls apart. Sell the company and get done with things, no more excuses.

Frankly, if the BOD are trying to deliver shareholder value I think they should stop doing it bcs it's obviously not working. Perhaps admitting that they are just scratching their balls all day would help. Can't be much most valuable than this current set of "actions"

learn to speak england please. /s [<--- sarcasm]
would have, hadn't have etc.
also for a lot of others, abbreviations don't generally require an apostrophe for plurals. e.g. "NDAs" is correct, "NDA's" is not correct in that sense.

At this point the best the bod could do is resign or get removed one way or the other. I can't see how that would further hurt the SP so might as well. Hand the company to someone who knows what the f.k is going on. Not the current lot that is sure.

>> Now i would be happy to take 40p-50p and the buyer would be getting a very good price at that amount.

I think there are quite many people here that feel once they break even, if ever, they'll get the ferk out. I certainly will, around 24p.

Would HAVE
Not of

That's not their website tho' is it?

Still a fair bit to go til 1830pm :)

>> He knew the true value of Amazon in the same way the BOD know the true value of EUA.
Yes but unlike our glorious bod he did bother to express his views rather than just stay quietly for eons.

I don't play poker. Gambling on AIM is pretty much as "good" as it gets for me. Losses I can accept and it's part of the game. I had a fair bit in SNG and that didn't work out. The jury is still out as to why that's been as it's been but at least there was a constant flow of information [for a while anyway], even if it turned out bad. I do mind however the big effing silence here regardless of what is (not) going on.
I think there is a limit (not necessarily a legal one but a moral/general one) for how long a company can keep quiet about being sold while also not publishing any information on production or just about anything concrete before it should be subjected to some scrutiny. One of the common comments here is that there are NDAs and they prevent the bod from publishing information. I think that even if there are NDAs (which, assuming the whole thing isn't a sham, there would be) they either can't be that restrictive or if the bod have actually agreed to this then they are incompetent.
Part of maximising shareholder value would be - for starters providing SHs with some sort of timeline so they can also plan on their investments, etc. 2-ish years of nothing is now very much edging into any reasonable investment timeline and the SP has been low even before the conflict has started. From what I've seen there isn't any fighting going on where the EUA activity is so Ukraine is - to an extent - an excuse. It shouldn't be an encouragement for the bod to keep silent.
As for UBS and the rest i'd hope they're not complicit but the lack of information is not normal.

Another day when our glorious bod have gloriously not given a ferk about what's going on around them.
I'm wondering at this stage if contacting the FCA would be a sensible thing. I am now very much doubting there is and ever was any sort of sale process given the two years of complete silence and bull****ting from the bod. They should be investigated and quite possibly banned from being directors of a limited company.

MOEX partially open and up (oddly enough)

>> We could have a resolution soon.
You mean "shortly". Like "never".

Hmm I blink and we're 60% up. Wth. :D

Lol honestly I think there are a lot of rich ppl that'd pay a lot more than $1m to get this mess over with, but one'd assume P is surrounded by security good enough to counter that.

Regardless. They can't keep MOEX closed forever - eventually it will have to open, even if in a year but if it was suspended for a long time that wouldn't probably stop a mass sell-off anyway. Just make it worse. IMO.

Just thinking....if MOEX was to open, which I _think_ will be Monday, this'd be affected pretty significantly? Or that valuation change is already "included" because some assets are dual-listed?

See the problem - going back to the nautical chat from this morning - is that we don't know if your beloved captain is in a rum induced slumber or whatever he is up to and I think it'd be nice of the BOD at least bothered to say Arrrrrrr(gh) or something. Espc with A3 being possibly dumped.

wyndrum -- i think in 12 months the price would either be a lot more than £2 or basically sweet feck all if the rest of the trial(s) fall through. So depending on what strategy the alleged handler of Poly has now might be a bit less risky even at £2odd

Doc83 -- thanks, noted. At this point as I wrote to Liam yes most of us would happily take the £2.23 but that could change before an actual vote takes place, if ever.

LimaLiam --> prob at today's price indeed over 90% would vote yes but getting an EGM isn't an immediate thing. If Poly et al gets 30% and BOD calls an EGM there could be some good (or bad) outcome from the USA trial that would push the mood one way or another before ppl get to actually vote.