RE: Russia2 Mar 2022 12:08
Adw198 - as I say, the chances are you're essentially slating the company for something outside their control.
Let's say DOID come to the table, and time is spent with the company agreeing a plan for them to work together in the future, and this gets reported to shareholders in November. They continue working with ARS progressing things, but say for sign-off they still need to get the duedil done on the assets, and haven't been able to due to availability of their preferred experts to come in review and sign off. Do you chuck all the work in the bin and go back to square one - or extend the timelines with them whilst working on the bank financing part too?
Let's say this is the situation, and there's no reason to think it isn't, then all the criticism is entirely unjustified, and simply impatience (fairly common on these boards). Nobody likes any delay but if there's any criticism due it would seem to be of DOID playing silly b*ggers rather than ARS.