Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
SO WHAT WENT WRONG?
I can tell you in Two simple words: Cheryl Calverley.
This woman seems to be more experienced at playing snooker, https://snookerscores.net/player/cheryl-calverley than being a CEO. She clearly took her eye off the basics and went for the glory.
I am no businessman, but I'm pretty sure you set the foundation first. Reach profitability THEN think of expansion. Why on earth she continued in France, beats me. With Eight million dwindling month by month, surely alarm bells must have been ringing. Surely administration could have been avoided, if action had have been taken much earlier. With Two of the best mattresses in the industry and a 'Which' recommendation she has fooked up big time.
No consideration to P.I. who were lead down the garden path with RNS which should have been more honest, much earlier.
Brought in at 1.3p thinking it would never go any lower (how wrong was I) Had faith in CC (wrong again) Award winning products miss handled by extremely poor management decisions. Unnecessary foreign expansion and 8m in the bank squandered down to Oliver Twists begging bowl. How the hell has to come this? Is there any Aim companies that consider there share holders?
A confident director is very reassuring in reducing the risk factor.
There is now choice of over 400 test providers to purchase from: With what is reported to be the good standard test, why are Omega being left behind ?
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/coronavirus/cheapest-covid-test-kits-for-travellers-on-uk-government-site-unavailable/ar-AAMLR1c?ocid=AMZN
Very appropriate in regards to the situation at ODX, ESPECIALLY question Six.
https://griproom.com/fun/10-signs-your-company-is-about-to-be-acquired?s=08
Was an answer ever received to these Four questions ?
https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-questions?SearchTerm=Omega+diagnostics+&DateFrom=11%2F05%2F2021&DateTo=31%2F07%2F2022&AnsweredFrom=&AnsweredTo=&House=Bicameral&Answered=Any&Expanded=False
Provident Financial PLC - Bradford-based subprime lender - On Monday announces amendments to its consumer credit division scheme of arrangement to pay compensation to customers. The scheme will now have a customer advocate. In the "highly unlikely" event that the division generates surplus cash before it is wound down, the surplus will be paid to customers.
Provident says it made the changes following the judgement against Amigo Holdings PLC's scheme of arrangement.
In regards to Simon's message, my initial thought was, this is the FSA investing share holder's sentiment?
It just shows what the trolls have achieved. Six months ago that Toyota contact would have generated over 100 comments.
The 80's are back
Investing.com showing 0.20
Want be profitable until 2022 is not encouraging
Life changing
Testing on Sky news next
In reference to SHAREINTHIS comment, I can also confirm that Bigjock's name begins with C but itt is not Colin
Could this be my first ever 100% rise.
I see Woodford is in the news again. This time he wants to set up again in Jersey. I don't wish this robbing ba5tard any luck.
Have ODX been considered
https://www.sportinglife.com/racing/news/chester-unveil-plan-for-testing/189251