African Min. Share Discussion Threads

[john henry] 20/4/2015 20:10

Well thats it for Shareholders done up like a Kipper.

SISG now own 100% of TIO and APRS.

[earnestwipplethwaiteiii] 20/4/2015 09:38

Medved5 -any company which through negligence or lack of financial prudence finds itself vulnerable to takeover, hostile or otherwise, only has itself to blame. Such is the nature of capitalism.
Whether or not there was some skulduggery in reaching the point of vulnerability, and if there was, whether it is actionable, is the question for us now.

[earnestwipplethwaiteiii] 20/4/2015 06:59

From Deloitte.

[shimmysham12] 20/4/2015 06:31

I know money has gone but how do we know how the admin deal goes? Obviously no rns now, how do we find out

[medved5] 14/4/2015 10:56

LSE board gone, so has everyones dosh

[earnestwipplethwaiteiii] 14/4/2015 10:49

hxxps://www.discussthemarket.com/company/ami/stream/

[cantrememberthis2] 14/4/2015 10:25

Rest assured this will be used for a while yet...

[sapper2476] 13/4/2015 19:59

Anyone know the new LSE board chat room for AMI now that it has been removed.

[old fool2] 13/4/2015 09:09

Anyone out there?

[seanywauny] 09/4/2015 08:26

A thought-When SISG acquire the asset companies through their subsidiary, Zengli, would it not be within the realms of possibility for the AML action group to be distributed shares in Zengli?These shares could be directly proportionate to our total loss per shareholder. Our loss is peanuts to them and would indeed be seen as a gesture of goodwill towards the Economic Investment case of Sierra Leone.We still have to go after the BOD of course.

[earnestwipplethwaiteiii] 09/4/2015 07:53

Fishy - best delete your post, info is at a premium these days...

[fishyneck] 09/4/2015 07:32

Not sure I said anything I shouldn't but edited anyways.....


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[casual47] 08/4/2015 23:11

Nice.

Just paid in my £150.

[newswseller] 08/4/2015 21:31

EVERYONE check your emails, bank details have just been sent along with one piece of evidenceGroup action closes on the 15th April so get a shift on

[john henry] 08/4/2015 15:37

If Deltwaddles get drawn into the Scam to protect there own. Then lawyers should act accordingly

[cantrememberthis2] 08/4/2015 15:05

JH the case seems to be getting stronger
It is seldom to get this level of insight of corporate activities including others.
Time waits for no man and I think Deltwaddles will ignore anything given to them or spin a yarn to save their ex-own.
RRRRRRRR

[john henry] 08/4/2015 14:51

Absolutely Fishyneck, absolute scum, how the crooks can sleep at night knowing they have destroyed families saving through their own self satisfying EGO.

Jail or hell is the only place their sorts should reside.

[fishyneck] 08/4/2015 14:44

And that parting shot from AW about losing respect for the partners...trying to deflect all the blame onto the Chinese. Looks like we've seen through that now!!

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[john henry] 08/4/2015 14:13

What i found absolutely staggering is the fact that FT and AW had been acting so corruptly, mis managing funds, bought the company to its financial knees, the list goes on. They where given a way out that would leave shareholders with something and rejected it.

Mind blowing arrogance

[cantrememberthis2] 08/4/2015 09:25

Warwick completely agree, i think damages and compensation for stress, impact on life etc is the avenue to go down.

That could mean anything value wise so 25-50% ontop is fully justified.

Need these guys convicted to never trade or operate again.

Cheers

[warwick69] 08/4/2015 08:26

Yes but I am now annoyed I would potentially have made £80,000 additional profit over an above what the shares cost me as I was invested for a recovery in share price from extreme lows and the alleged offer could have achieved that so I feel my claim should be higher as would many others!!! I feel we should claim for way more than cost if our investment what about the stress and loss if what the company should have been worth if run properly ????

[cantrememberthis2] 08/4/2015 08:16

In gross terms:

£7m total capital investment loss but at varying prices for individual investors
30-40% fee, so a minimum of £12m.

Lets get this moving with Legals.

[seanywauny] 07/4/2015 21:51

Well done gents! Just got Grants email. I imagine Timis will not get rail access unless GOSL tell SISG otherwise.Watling will wish he stayed retired. The closet doors are buckling with the weight of skeletons.I think a £20-£30mln PI pay off to put this to bed and to let Sierra Leone get on with it is not too much to ask.For the future investment sake of Sierra Leone this debacle has to be sorted out properly. It isn't going to go away by itself, we'll make sure of that.