RE: Sp Angel7 Dec 2018 12:17
PennyPusher you may be correct. However from the wording of the RNS there is a slightly different possible interpretation than they were advised but ignored it.
""The Company's actions were informed by an intent to protect the economics of its shareholders and avoid unnecessary dilution, in a transaction it saw as transformational. However, the Company acknowledges that if it had engaged more fully with its nominated adviser as required under the AIM Rules, it could have met its regulatory obligations whilst also meeting its commercial objectives and the Company regrets the consequent breaches of the AIM Rules."
It is possible that because they did not consult sufficiently with the nomad they (inadvertently) broke the rules. Thus the error was a failure to consult, rather than deliberately ignoring advice. At least that is how I read it. "... had it engaged more fully ...."
Ignorance is no excuse, but I don't see a deliberate disregard of the rules from that wording.
Regards. Pdub.