RE: Premier Africans is rising from the ashes23 Aug 2025 10:59
Jimbo, Acker has forgotten more about PREM than you will ever know, his posts are always carefully constructed based on the facts and an understanding of the company and GR in particular. That interview tells you more about the state of the plant with what they didn't say, as do the latest RNS releases.
There's much more work needed to be done on the plant, work that will cost a lot of money,PREM isn't generating any revenue so where will the money come from? The latest raise doesn't make a dent in what's needed for the fixes, operational costs and more importantly the rather large debts the company has accrued and continues to accrue.
You challenged Acker in an earlier post about there not being an EGM, basic research in the company will show you that GR has openly stated in an RNS that post consolidation there will be an EGM to ask for further headroom. Surely an ex city trader and analyst is capable of verifying something they claim before posting in public and making themselves look very very foolish.