RE: Novotel Tower Bridge 28th Nov23 Nov 2018 10:05
As far as I've heard the Far East investors are happy to purchase under the MPSA, they are used to doing business with neighbours.
It's just the the West that would prefer the FTAA.
I understand that there have been enquiries by the Far East and the West.
BOD's focus should be on only following up enquiries in regards to selling Mankayan to the Far East. They are willing to buy it now, whilst there is still a share price that can multiple enough to get investors some money back.
I am not interested at all in going down the FTAA route, just to massage LR's ego or curiosity. This could take 6 months to a year and will bring the share price to it's knees.
Purely speculative but say The MPSA gets us £20 million from the Far East. This deal could be done and money received as early as March 2018. This could bring the share price back to anywhere between 1.5p to 2.5p, which is something.
The FTAA route will do nothing to get investors or institutions excited. It's just more jam tomorrow. It will take 6 months to probably get any approval/decision, then you have to hope the interested parties are still interested, way too many variables. That's without going into how many cash calls are needed.
Point is we don't have the luxury of time to wait for a potential offer of say £50 million by going down the FTAA route, as with the time it will take to go through this company could be in administration. Then what do us shareholders get? Nothing.
Would like to hear other shareholders views on this