RE: Tom Winnifrith5 Dec 2024 08:47
TwoGoodToDie
Lehman wasn’t a fraudulent bank.
The Supply financial statements have little in the way of stated assets and it consistently reports losses so unlike Enron and Greensill, I don’t believe that SYME is producing fraudulent financial statements and overstating their performance.
However, even the most optimistic supporter would surely by now be sceptical of any of AZ’s promises of revenues arising from deals or of cash promised from TAG appearing on time or at all.
Meanwhile auditor resigning citing risk, large trades of shares occurring with no TR1s, AZ never voting his shareholding at any of the AGMs, loan share companies being sued, 2nd largest shareholder being virtual unknown in asset management world with no other notified investment deals, tiny UK company and one based in Panama valuing Tradeflow at £31 million and being paid well over odds for such advice, James Coyle a respected bank finance director resigning after only a few months, historic sales pipeline not based on anything of substance like letters of intent, the RTOP IPO debacle which is now being delisted with no CEO, no CFO and no auditor after 15 months, TAG not filing Italian accounts for 2022 and 2023 which hides financial condition of entity making financial promises, all linked to AZ but clearly isn’t suspicious at all.
Another concern is the low spend on IT as seen in financial statements unsurprising when they only had 2 employees in product and technology and possible 1 day rate contractor at April 2024 but they claim to have built IT platform to manage all types of inventory and report transactions to companies selling stock and those financing deals.