Fusionex Share Discussion Threads

[muffster] 07/6/2017 13:30

Mes....think about it please. It will be hos cohorts buying up to get the votes and then delist. His cohorts get rewarded and investors lose money.

[j777j] 07/6/2017 13:27

If the co is 1/10 as good as Teh makes out,expect an opportunistic bid.

[mesquida] 07/6/2017 12:01

Interesting, somebody paid almost a penny more than the normal offer for 30k, and now there is very little offered on line. As I said the other day, there are clearly people buying this now who are happy to go off market. Presumably they have faith that they will be treated fairly in any future corporate developments. Unquoted stocks do not suit everybody, but sometimes stellar returns are made!

[smithless] 07/6/2017 11:47

Blah thanks. Obviously, the market is anticipating the slower route.

[blah blah] 07/6/2017 11:12

smithless- yes you are right, in an interview Teh said as much but said he wants to do it 'the right way'. The implication being that if the Turkeys don't vote for Christmas he will have them shot. It will just take a little longer.

[smithless] 07/6/2017 10:48

I am neither long or short, so just a question. If the management don't get the 75% vote required can't it just put the NOMAD in a situation ie not pay its bills, to resign? If so, won't have the same outcome ie eventual de-listing and crest cancellation?

[j777j] 06/6/2017 14:12

The only ways he can recoup his losses and reward employees isA.Sell the companyB.Relist the company.Maybe this will be another volkswagen/Porche scenario as a way to punish the shorts.

[andysand] 06/6/2017 13:05

Yes! That is an hilarious response. Total nonsense.

[zcaprd7] 06/6/2017 12:07

Straight from the ceos pen. Lol

[j777j] 06/6/2017 11:19

FYI



Hi there



Most staff are aware of the events. It is understandable that you may be frustrated with the situation or what you have read.



However, the Fusionex employees are firmly standing by our CEO, whom we believe has been unfairly victimised over this matter. We rally to support our directors and our CEO who has, unlike some of the other ‘co-ownersR17;, worked diligently side-by-side with us all this while. We believe that employees’ contributions and efforts are undervalued with the Company’s valuation.



If you are a shareholder, we urge you to make a call for yourself as to whether the Company is undervalued, especially with the share price plunge. If anything, the latest events have cemented assurance among Fusionex employees that the directors’ decision to call for a delisting is a move that Fusionex employees support; the market in general clearly no longer appreciates nor values Fusionex, and that also means that Fusionex staff are not valued. Therefore, we support the directors’ decision, and we believe this is far from the end of the road for the Company.



Wishing you all the best.



Kind regards

Fusionex Comms

[mesquida] 06/6/2017 09:33

As I said, I am not sure that the two situations are strictly comparable, but you do have to consider the possibility that one day this company could return to the market, perhaps as part of a larger group, and undoubtedly there will be some long term investors buying now who are prepared to survive without a quote until such time as the value of the company can be properly recognised by the market. Unquoted investments do not suit everybody, but in my experience this is where stellar returns can be made, provided of course that the executive team/major shareholders are focussed on an exit either by trade sale or a return to the equity market.

[opodio] 06/6/2017 09:11

that was a bid

this is not a bid


this is a delist

[mesquida] 05/6/2017 22:58

Not sure that it is totally comparable but I remember some ten years ago being in a stock called REDBUS that was taken off the market. Many sold before going off market, but some of us hung on and were rewarded handsomely. If I remember correctly we got the quote back about 18 months later, albeit under a different name, TELECITY, and on the requote our investment was valued at approx 5 times the takeout value, and indeed subsequently it increased substantially more. As I say, I am not sure that the two situations are strictly comparable but nevertheless it is food for thought!

[bobogyo] 05/6/2017 16:20

Should there be a real reason why the price today is picking up? So its not worthless yet?

[zcaprd7] 05/6/2017 15:55

You'd be better off contacting their competitors, or better still, someone in acquisitions at Microsoft...

[j777j] 05/6/2017 15:44

Not necessarily, as Ivan Teh thought very undervalued at 150p.The only way he can realise his stake is to sell or relist.So.if one can hang one For a while they maybe substantial rewards.

[andysand] 05/6/2017 15:26

The only reason to buy this is if you are pretty sure it won't delist. I am surprised that so many think this. I hope you are right!

[j777j] 05/6/2017 14:53

Any CEO who ignores the advice of his chairman,his brokers,even his pr company is a pariah and has absolutely no place in the business world.Ivan Teh must go.

[j777j] 05/6/2017 14:41

Ivan Teh Is a scumbag whose position is untenable and reputation destroyed almost overnight.The man should sell the company and resign.My shares will go in the bottom drawer awaiting developments.

[zcaprd7] 05/6/2017 14:36

There are probably grounds for a legal challenge as well.... How can you moan about a lack of coverage and/or share price action, the week before a major product launch, surely you'd wait until after that?

[j777j] 05/6/2017 14:26

In this business I have learnt to expect the unexpected.One minute before the close,after the bell,I thought I had seen it all.I am wondering whether to now start contacting all their customers.I am after all a concerned shareholder in the business.