The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Shows what you know Ojay !!!!
Porsche offered me MORE for my 911 which is now 18 months old than I brought it from them for. As for my classics I have they go up nuts money every year.
I suggest you look at what a mark 1 Mexico costs these days. The right 70s classic is now hot property. More so than your Matad shares buddy. Will send you a picture of the E-Type when the restoration is complete.
GK, you got it.
Any major oil and gas or mining company will focus their whole business around ESG these days. Matad need to become familiar with why this is important.
Major groups and their CEOs who have ignored this in the last few years have a short career, and their companies attract the likes of the SEC, FCA and the other major regulators. Just because as many believe this is an AIM listed company regulators are watching I can assure you.
The placing, it’s timing and lack of transparency stinks and pushes Matad above the parapit. Seen it before.
As many have stated there is no trust. ESG is simply not on the Matad radar.
However if you state the obvious you are a deramper.
So I am going to take a leaf out of Ojays book. Buy, Buy, Buy !! That’s his opinion and he is welcome to it.
I would rather buy a Mark 3 Cortina from Del-Boy than be ripped off by the low life Matad board again. They will get caught out.
Anyone with 4000 - 7000 plus posts is obviously just an investor either pumping the share, or dumping at an appropriate time.
They will not be interested in the long term, people’s views especially if negative, or the companies real long term chances of success.
Unfortunately what has happened to Matad is negative and people rightly want answers. Bucks current behavior is bordering on criminal and is certainly not in the interests of its long term shareholders. All we want is some good governance, compliance and transparency. It’s not a lot to ask for.
If his s—t show continues honestly the man is going to find himself in a whole load of trouble, without an exit.
That’s my point Simon, no there is not,
I am however concerned. Has the board misled us by stating there are blue chip companies who have come on board, when the reality is there’s been a local divvy up among some of the larger Mongolian players, which would hint at insider trading, and friends getting mates rates.
Come clean please Matad.
Hi Manro.
It may sound an insignificant request, but what it will do when the board states who these groups are, clearly demonstrate the type of company Matad is keeping.
I am massively concerned some of these “blue chips” may be Mongolian which will lead to serious other questions being asked.
I am sure the type of “blue chips” most investors envisage will not be on the Matad list.
Matad please tell us now. It’s a reasonable request.
Either be transparent with your shareholders or the SFO can look up your as-hole and obtain the information.
Manro.
Trust me it will be significant and give solid indications of how Matad is currently operating.
For the board to include the statement in an RNS means they should have no issues from a transparency perspective of providing the companies names.
Jim.
The Chinese have a whole floor on top of the Shangri la office complex. Have had for years.
They have been doing a study on running a pipeline from Southern Russia into Inner Mongolia. No secret.
A consulting company called me about a month ago about a 70km pipeline from Matads facilities to our Chinese friends but have since told me the project had be canned.
GK.
Although I hear what you are saying, my experience of similar matters are the Exec board will try to claim plausible deniability until the tide is such it’s impossible for them to do other.
As I have asked for as it interests me are, who are the blue chip investors.
I will be in Mongolia early August so it won’t be to difficult to find out.
My fear is of significant insider trading which if the case then the CEO is implicated.
Let’s await the board to demonstrate transparency before assuming them guilty.
Mantasz and Maestro.
A leopard does not change its spots. Matads management if they fell in a bucket of t-ts would come out sucking their thumb.
The asset may now be tangible. The concern of most LTHs here will be, what will the management do to **** it up next, as it will come.
Maestro
The company has made nothing for years, drilled the wrong targets because of permitting issues, missed milestone after milestone, would not know what a critical path is, probably like you, and to top it all have misled their investors.
Your here to make a quick buck, pardon the pun.
However you would have no idea how many failures this company has bestowed upon its LTH over the years.
No sour grapes here buddy, just pointing out failed accountability on an epic scale now coupled to zero trust. It’s not a pretty picture.
I have read some crap in my time but in the last few days even the familiar and not so familiar “rampers” have out done themselves.
If we had as many buckets of oil as the rampers had posts we would all be millionaires.
There are several well informed posters here who have posted and stuck through Matad through thick and thin. It’s those posts I respect.
The rest are just speculation, ramping, and in most cases people who have never set foot on an oil project who now believe they are 30 year industry experts.
Christ put a lid on it as it’s becoming boring