Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
WTF! - the reason this company failed is due to all the money I’ve thrown down the drain blocking the waste water testing device! - not even controlling the website!
What a mess, I was/am invested in both MSYS and DVRG, stupidly I fell for the lie's and manipulation, with the share price down I had not even looked at what's happening ( big mistake) and just thought they would turn around with time. more fool me. - fingers crossed there is a little integrity left from the BOD and MSYS do come back.
I hope the only positive from here is that they now have the company under control and are aware of the financials.
As bad as it is it can’t move forwards without knowing the facts.
Fingers crossed for the future.
Supply of winter service equipment, now we are moving into an area of value.
Forgive my ignorance, but Is the % change due to them selling? Or is it due to the larger share volume ie holding similar amount but the company has a larger amount of shares in issue?
You’re failing to take the extra funding into your valuation.
For comedic value, you could argue that TP’s target of 90p is now circa 20p, some would argue that’s a great ROI at these prices.
The situation is shocking, but it is what it is.
With anger towards GB (rightly so)we should remember, he is in a position of control to a certain extent, MSYS is a supplier which is needed, GB is a controlling force within MSYS, only way of full control and removal of GB (if that’s needed) is a purchase of MSYS. Whether this situation is due to corruption or just Miss management, the resulting play is quite clever.
Clearly someone is doing due diligence, that must be a positive.
The director changes are, I’d imagine, a condition of the raise.
It’s not the way I’d hoped this holding would go, but guess it’s better to own a small bit of something, than a large bit of nothing.
Is TW going to start suggesting the tide has turned and it’s a buy soon ……….hmmmm.
Stoater,
The writing style of DVRGinsider was very similar to a past poster ‘watergenuis’ who by his own admission was ex employee with an agenda.
Guess who’s back?
Furious would be an understatement, GB has it seemed purposefully sailed the ship in to the rocks, whilst his mates are ashore waiting to collect the cargo! And no the ship is definitely not a cruise ship, they were just fantasies in his mind! What a joke. - msys will suffer too. I’m such fool to have swallowed GB BS.
Jimmy I correct, roughly 8.5p per share with 19 on offer for each 1 owned. - I’d guess that the reason they expect the majority to be purchased by underwriters is due to lack of participation of current shareholders. - and if the II are willing to underwrite it, they see value in the business, which is fine by me. Follow the money.
Results out, no muggins posts must. Mean there’s no spelling mistakes, and positive results!
on the Facebook group, there is talk of an Irish healthcare group with interest in DVRG, any one here with any links to what its referring too? TIA
Dingodog1, there are words ‘so far this year’ in the RNS…,
After reading the DVRG RNS first, I thought the MSYS RNS would have included the detail of the second order 600k (not the 400k rns’d) - this really is turning a corner now. Many have suggested this is priced due to the risk of failure. Those risks are long gone!