RE: Look at the losses25 Aug 2023 09:12
This is the very argument I would showcasing in the High Court case, the company only choose to reveal what they want to reveal for the continual lining of their own pockets, not what is in shareholders best interests at all. They chose not to reveal the High Court case relating to Queeld to shareholders for 18 months and only then after it had been detected by another shareholder and made public, no doubt because had they done so, they knew the writing would be on the wall with the sp, and similarly, in my view, they did the same to Queeld, it didn't suit their agenda to have shares flooding on to the open market for sale, so they put a spanner in the works. This is NOT acting in shareholders best interests, it's tantamount to concealment/deception, and that's why there is now so much distrust of this Board and Shaffelitsky should have stood down with immediate effect at the AGM, but instead, he continues to rob you of your hard earned cash by lining his own pocket with his pension and salary from you all, and you sit there and not one of you challenged it at the AGM. If the company loses the case, you'll all then start moaning, but it will be too late, you had your chance to remove Shaffelitsky and others at the AGM, and it would have been the job of the company to find a replacement by way of advertisement not by way of the old boys network which they seem to prefer! My views.