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Nothing yet, waiting for the folk in South Africa to be back at their desks from Monday the 10th with news then
With the compulsory strike-off being announced on the 7th December - it allows for another two months to get the house in order - or not
If the Board is open to an offer to minor shareholders, there is an opportunity for a or a group of market makers to step in and roll up the smaller shareholders who could exit by taking the offer and allow investment capital to underwrite the UHS growth plans
while everyone is checking their navel here - do yourself a favor and browse other Pharma companies on the LSE and for example, compare to https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChart.asp?sharechart=DDDD&share=4d-Pharma-Plc and because of UHS coming off a small base and with its resources and line of funding will turn out to be a darling.
Don't rush the goalie, let the UHS Board do what they have laid out in the prospectus
Agree - perfect time to take a position over the next 4 weeks in DDDD
Apparently the Board will receive the greenlight and we can dispose of those awful dissenters who can offer up and sell their shares and UHS can move forward with alacrity pre December January
WHAAT?!
Shareholders are in this to make money, on our money, not recoup investment!
That has to apply for all investors on the LSE. We would be thrilled to take up the shares of those that wish to recoup their investment. Just saying.
If you are selling - then we are buying.
The recently constituted Board with a proper CFO in Phillip van Huyssteen as the new CFO of Umuthi Healthcare Solutions in bodes well.
Good for Gerhardus Viljoen for hiring Phillip van Huyssteen as its new CFO, replacing Pieter Grimes
van Huyssteen served as an executive director of Element Health Africa and was previously the CFO of Africa Healthcare Hospital Group, which was later acquired by RH Bophelo. Before this he served as a senior audit manager at Deloitte.
He holds a BCom accounting and finance degree from the University of Johannesburg.
The man clearly has street cred in the South African healthcare industry and will be an influence on the Board fulfilling UHS's prospectus and objectives, which is what we signed up for.
The Board best be on their game for Q4 in 2021
All partially explained. Who becomes the broker & why are Pello the boogie man? This TS of UHS appears to be at the hands ?? of Pello.
This still does not excuse the CEO for not issuing a RNS
What are we? Chopped liver?
Are these recreational activities which will help get the suspension lifted?
The Umuthi CEO Gert Viljoen has displayed an appalling lack of corporate governance & integrity by not communicating with the shareholders. The man is either a delinquent of note or a reprobate of note.
Come the next AGM we must vote him off the board and replace him with an individual of competence & capability.
This cowboy fast and loose style does not cut it.
Good contemplative post MSP-Secretaries.
I am an enthusiast of UHS and know independently of some well funded independent biopharma businesses in the UK & on the TSX that would like to align themselves with a LSE listing with the kind of positioning of UHS so if the UHS BoD can accomplish a semblance of coherent and consistent communications the share trajectory would be significant.
However I agree with you on the CEO of UHS who is either grossly unskilled and incapable of leading a LSE entity or he is like a deer caught in the headlights and paralysis does not do well here in London.
There have been some (2) RNS's put out, but where is the substance and direction as it calls into question how the Board can indulge comatose behavior.
Regardless, I am still a champion of the UHS positioning and its potential and with church bells tolling this Sunday morning in Richmond I am looking aloft to will the lifting of suspension so we can get going, but with a proper leadership team.
Enquiries:
Umuthi Healthcare Solutions Plc Gert Viljoen, Chief Executive Officer you need to awake from your slumber
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/UHS/temporary-suspension-further-update/15024368 and put out a release or RNS or otherwise why are we wasting our time watching paint dry?
I don’t know what the delay of Umuthi Healthcare Solutions trading is, nor what is going on in South Africa (besides their ex President being arrested for incompetence and failing his fiduciary responsibility to South Africa and it’s people) but it is unconscionable that the CEO of UHS goes silent and quiet.
It is about time he gets behind a mic ?? and lays out the companies reticence in coming forward and more importantly lays out the strategic positioning of the company and what mergers and acquisitions are planned.
Stop hiding in Pretoria and either lead or stand aside for someone who can.
Yegods man emerge from this comatose state.
Maybe tomorrow then, hope springs eternal
Still a good corporate governance gesture and fiduciary responsibility to shareholders would be a statement from the CEO Viljoen and his BoD on what the bejeezuz is going on
I have a feeling that today this 7th of the 7th, the FCA will announce permission to trade.
We must surely be under starters orders
That wouldn't work, running away, as there is a potent business to run and they are embedded in the country
People at Umuthi, the silence is deafening - let's get going!
Start with an RNS and put under starters orders. We have a race to run.
Spot on, now to give UHS legs this week and the next