As the dust settles12 Jul 2019 23:57
Well even by NUOG's own standards this week has been a complete car crash.
The Podcast was farcical, poorly delivered and quite honestly makes GS look a fool, taking into account what he promised to Share Holders at the AGM where he stated he would " under promise & over deliver " he has completely failed in that, he acknowledged the need to close revenue generating deals - he has failed to deliver that, especially when he mentioned that 2 deals where progressing & stated they where at advanced stages, he has also in the Podcast tried to spin the decimated SP as being the fault of the Open Offer - well sorry Graham look at why that was done, the share holders had little trust that the money raised would be used wisely, as it happens that is exactly what has happened as all the company has managed to do is pay the wages & not deliver any business.
The debacle of GHS seems only to have come out as a consequence of the desperate play by PVF, I fear that the contract that we have in place will have been dealt with by Minty and he will probably have ignored the legal advice as clearly Minty knows what he is doing more than an expert, time will tell on that, and while you could view this as a positive in that we could be able to work on this with another entity we aren't in a strong negotiating position to do so ?
It would also appear that the agreement that was made with a South American finance company was pointless as there has been no progress to update us with since that was announced, oh and Brazil seems to have conveniently been skipped in the last 6 months with no progress, despite having a man on the ground.
It may well be a small point but I found the wording of the second RNS quite galling and completely devoid of any consideration to share holders as they announced their delight at being able to dilute our investment further and continue to draw their respective salaries.
The concern I have is that it is clear that there isn't anybody in the business that has the ability or experience to close a deal, Graham comes from an Operational background & Minty comes from the Billy Liar school of economics, that said between himself & Damian it would appear he is also a graduate of the " Dynamo School of Accounting " particularly when you look at the accounting between RMRI .
Personally I have mentally checked out of NUOG, but still hold, it's worth a pittance of what it once was and I personally have almost no faith that the BOD will deliver anything at all to anyone other than themselves, and I am only keeping my shares so that I can attend the next AGM and tell them to their faces what I think of them.