RE: While we wait.21 Feb 2022 13:59
Eurasia must prioritise update on the status of the licences. IMO this is probably the biggest drag on the SP at the moment and obviously the Russia/Ukraine situation is probably being blamed for the Issue/transfer of licence doubts.. The licences are crucial for the structuring to be completed. No sale without licences, so please eliminate the doubt.
Months ago, the board let it be known that these licences were at an "advanced stage". This in hindsight is not accurate, shareholders deserve an update.
On certain matters the board could have done much better with their communications. The other obvious example was "shotlygate".
If we can have clarification there is then no reason to doubt the sale will finally conclude.
The recent statements from RNS on 14 Feb 2021 are very positive but the doubters/shorters are taking full advantage when important components of the deal are not updated to the market in a consistent fashion.
So come on board, sort out those loose ends and further to that give as much information as you can.
Take Amur as an example. They managed to start the ball rolling with an indication of the sale price.
I think it is also time for another reverse speeding ticket. We are well below 26.5p II prices.
Saying the Directors are calm etc is nothing of substance, you would say that and it means nothing in a legal sense.. I remember Chemical (comical) Ali and his optimism.
At Eurasia, 2 years later there is still doubt about what is actually being sold and for what price.
Below: what was said on 14 Feb 2022.
Christian Schaffalitzky, Executive Chairman of Eurasia commented: "The Directors are pleased that our structuring is approaching completion, as we work hard with DLA Piper and our other legal advisers. As announced on 8 February, we are making good progress despite the current geopolitical context and a separate announcement will be provided. Contrary to speculations, the Directors and the Officers of Eurasia have not sold any shares and, as the largest shareholder group, are focused on the liquidity event along with all shareholders".
James Nieuwenhuys, CEO and Managing Director of Eurasia commented: We are looking forward to completing the split of our nickel, PGM and hydrogen projects into separate subsidiary companies that allows us to execute on our strategy as previously announced".
I am in till the end and I do believe in the board (I do think they have been brilliant in 95% of their actions) but I think a few home truths need to be brought into the open.
Looking forward to the "liquidity event" but there are two paths. The stressful option or the stress free option.
More information of substance= Less stress.
C'mon Eurasia get over that winning line.
GLA Sharegar.