Aminex Share Discussion Threads

[blackgold00] 11/5/2016 08:55

ah yes, thanks thecynical

[blackgold00] 11/5/2016 08:44

ngms, they do have to pay for those shares, 1.34 at some point over the next 3 years. don't they?

[bunbooster2] 11/5/2016 08:40

Hmmm, would prefer it if he bought the damn things. Ouch.

[ngms27] 11/5/2016 08:30

Absolute scumbags. They have given themselves 7.72% of the Company.

That is real sleezy

[blackgold00] 11/5/2016 08:21

is this Aminex's way of calling the bottom? thecynical, sorry but what is pixxtxxe

[thecynical1] 10/5/2016 23:30

they really set themselves a hard job with those options.......pixxtxxe imo. Were they granted in lieu of salary or as "performance related bonus payments"????

[thecynical1] 10/5/2016 23:30

they really set themselves a hard job with those options.......pixxtxxe imo. Were they granted in lieu of salary or as "performance related bonus payments"????

[warbaby43] 10/5/2016 08:46

And here are the fuller versions with Tanesco threatening Songas together with an indication of the role of TPDC:





Meanwhile, as a recent link indicated Symbion are also owed a ton of money by Tanesco resulting in them not paying one of their major equipment suppliers and being sued for mega bucks. (Interesting to note too what Bod Diamond is up to now and where)

[blackgold00] 10/5/2016 08:05

I don't know how this will affect Orca who supply gas to Songas/Umungo, but we know that Tanesco has a new gas suppler's now, via the TPDC.



"TANESCO has allayed fears on the possibility of electricity rationing following the decision by one of the major independent power producers, Songas Tanzania Limited, to suspend operations at the Ubungo Power Plant in Dar es Salaam."

"According to the producer, its decision to suspend operations at the 189-MW plant has come after the alleged failure by the Tanzania Electric Supply Company to settle debts amounting to 90 million US dollars"

"Since 2004, the Ubungo Power Plant has been a major player in the electricity sector, generating about 20 per cent of power supplied to the national grid," Mr Whittaker stated. The gas-fired turbines at Ubungo produce power using natural gas piped from gas fields in Songo Songo Island, Lindi Region."

[jacks13] 09/5/2016 09:55

I think you'll knock 'em dead in this Bun.

[lfdkmp] 09/5/2016 08:42

Investor?

What's one of those?

I thought this was a virtual meeting place for poor fascinated, but ultimately deluded, souls.

Denizens of a murky world called Aminex.

[gerryjames] 09/5/2016 07:38

£375 for the 24 seat boardroom...this time next year lads. I'd no idea Bun was an investor.

[bunbooster2] 08/5/2016 12:53

I'm most comfortable in dungarees. Will other people at the AGM be going smart casual like this?

[greyingsurfer] 07/5/2016 18:12

Though I suppose, in a nod to Tanzania's colonial history, you could wear a pith helmet, khaki shorts etc?

[cervelo] 07/5/2016 12:57

I shall go if I can arrange around work.

[bunbooster2] 07/5/2016 12:08

I'll be attending this (travelling though). Anyone know the dress code this year?

[warbaby43] 04/5/2016 10:28

Important news from Tanzania (3,200/- = £1)

[bunbooster2] 04/5/2016 09:13

I'm sorry but I don't own any world bank reports. I have never worked for the world bank. I am currently unemployed. There is clearly some confusion here.

[gerryjames] 04/5/2016 08:06

They're very similar reports. Coincidence?

[edgar222] 03/5/2016 20:37

Are you really sure he didn't write it, Warbaby?

I detect the 'ole Bun humour in the World Bank report and have my suspicions.