Member Info for Wimbledon

Morning, I have just spoken to Nordnets public relations manager based in sweden ( actually on her mobile at the airport) who forward my email onto to Nordnets FInnish Savings Economist who is currently the man involved in the TALV issue. Its obvious that this is a big even for them and has been for some while. I will send my email today and post in on here but would advise that not everyone contacts the PR manager as she is doing us a favour here and wouldnt want to be receiving emails from more than just me. well its a start.!

I'm with you here and I'm not letting this go without making some sort of effort I have over 700000 she's in this thing so I will be calling finland tomorrow morning and will post any information I can

You will more than likely be correct here and yes it does look like we could be going down with nowt to say it's futile for folks who have lost what for them is a lot here to simply give up now is way off the mark IMO . The restructuring that has taken place transferred already I believe meant that much of the debt has already been written off and it's complicated to know what's left and we still have conflicting information flying around so no nothing personal but at this stage you are wrong to say futile IMO of course that may be the case very shortly but in the meantime I am not letting my investment go up in flames without even making a few enquiries

+46 8 506 331 21 +46 704 92 17 25 public relations number for Nordnet which has 15000 finnish investors about to lose all. I am going to call this numbers tomorrow and see if i can talk to anyone. can only suggest we all do the same as a starting point

hi JCB I was hoping you might be around. OK well thats a start and yes I would agree and yes adding voices from the UK to any investor group out there who would already have contacts re this would be a great start. We need to get them some solid facts re numbers though done you think?

hi, i dont have any idea of the total UK investment however I like you would sit outside parliament stark naked if i had to if it meant getting some money back. I done have any experience in shareholder action groups etc an I would probably be better if we approached it from a consolidated view rather then firing off individual grievances. A start would be to use this BB to gain an understanding of anyone wishing to assist and be part of any such protest but who initially we should contact i have no idea. There's nothing to lose of course however some may soon say oh wasting time, no chance, give up and move on etc but thats up to them and more likely just have small positions unlike us so don't get put off. The problem we have is that unlike something like BHR where foul play by the bod seems to have been committed we dont really have that to play on and investing is any shares is a risk HOWEVER one of the MAIN reasons i invested here or rather stayed invested was that the largest shareholder here was actually the GOVT..

it is a lot yes . thats the date of the court hearing as espoo but problem for me is is that i dont understand all the wording on the rns on the website which talks about current sh being diluted etc then you get stuff in the press that says wipeout . i read it initially that if all debt holders agreed to convert into shs then the conversion for rate for old shs into new would be eur 0.11 per share. what did you pay again for your shares by the way

sorry wrong board again god im useless

welcome back you old rascal i hope you have bought your lucky stick with you

can it get if anyone that could potentially lose everything here contacts audley about this especially when it comes to them looking for new investment going forward as that wont be coming from me thats for sure and if all current holders are wiped out i would hope that would make anyone think twice about investigating again

whats your latest thoughts my friend or is the head still spinning ?

welcome to the board of woe . i have over 700,000 shs here too and have sent an email to talv today asking for more info but i doubt i will get a reply. i will be contacting audley capital over the weekend to.

oops wrong board apologies

IMO of course this has to be MTR and that will always be my opinion unless another board member confirms its them.

fyi I have emailed both talvivarra and audley asking for some clarity around current situation, in particular audley where I have made it very clear that any wipeout would mean no further investment from me ( or friends that are also invested) into anything to do with the company again however promising it might be

' If all unsecured restructuring creditors exercise said opportunity, the percentage of holdings of the Company's current shareholders would be diluted by 70%. The conversion rate would be EUR 0.1144 per share; and' any idea what the ref is to the 'current shareholders' surely thats us.

me too my friend one minute i have eur 80,000 euro the next i dont.

any more thoughts anyone ?

this looks to be dated the 12th also 1 day before the proposal was announced

i notice this was written on the 12th with a proposal deadline being the 13th. perhaps what is below was drafted before Fridays RNS 'Talvivaara's subsidiary, which owns the company's mining assets, applied for bankruptcy protection last year following a drop in nickel prices, repeated production disruptions and environmental damage. According to the agreement, a consortium led by Audley will take an 85 percent stake in the subsidiary, while the Finnish government will own 15 percent. The price of the deal was not disclosed, but Finland said the owners are planning to inject about 200 million euros ($212 million) to restart the mine in the north of the country. However, the restructuring of the listed parent company Talvivaaran Kaivososakeyhtio Oyj is continuing, with a March 13 deadline for a debt restructuring proposal. "With the only asset of the company sold, the probability of (listed) Talvivaara going bankrupt is 90 percent. That company is no longer viable," said Nordnet's equity strategist Jukka Oksaharju. "At Nordnet alone we have about 15 000 investors who have put money into Talvivaara shares. They will lose it all in a bankruptcy," Oksaharju added. He said it also looked as though the Finnish government was keen to bring in new management to Talvivaara.'