Intl Min&IN Crp Share Discussion Threads

[oggyrocks] 14/7/2017 13:12

Good work on going. Will be interested to hear your view.

[deltrotter] 14/7/2017 11:58

Well done GheeBee - look forward to seeing your write up.

Cheers

Del

[gheebee] 14/7/2017 11:55

Well, I went. Overwhelming rejection. More to follow when I get home.

[gheebee] 14/7/2017 05:34

I'm up but I've not heard back about any agreed plan or who's attending.

[parthus] 13/7/2017 11:26

Gheebee:

Good luck tomorrow....

[parthus] 13/7/2017 08:34

Couldn't agree more....

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[gheebee] 04/7/2017 18:02

Right ho. I'm fully expecting someone representing large scale owners to attend in order to make life difficult for the Board anyway. The problem for the two current directors, it seems to me, is that if the company is forced into liquidation by loan note creditors they will have to explain the actions of themselves and their predecessors still alive regarding the original related party Afferro deal, the mountain of debt, the cozy arrangements with AIOG and the subsequent passing of funds to the Cooper brothers in Canada. Not to me or you but to the liquidator and the UK authorities. And that's without explaining away the investment from Niel Group, with its direct links to the Ablyazov-Khrapunov Kazakh fraud syndicate. Quite a few people have an interest in keeping this one alive, I reckon anyway.

[horneblower] 04/7/2017 14:32

No, please do go. We need someone there to report what really happens.
All I'm saying is that it's bound to be a stitch up. They will have it all down pat and will not expect the meeting to take more than five minutes or for there to be any questions asked.
Please be as disruptive and direct as possible and get all your questions answered.
Good luck...and get there early as they may try to finish before anyone arrives.

[gheebee] 04/7/2017 12:07

Does that mean you know that the alleged big holders don't exist? It's an interesting point you make about the probity of the two remaining board members. Best I don't waste my time going then eh?.

[horneblower] 03/7/2017 15:11

I think the board know perfectly well what they are doing here.
They have orchestrated things to their best advantage.
I doubt there will be any discussion...unless you can instigate one.
It won't last long.

[gheebee] 03/7/2017 14:49

Yes indeed. That's the advantage of turning up - you get to hear the discussion before the vote and then vote on what you've heard. Since the Board have not seen fit to make any form of comment on either their own opinion or whatever it is the big boys want I'm not sure what other grounds anyone has to vote either way.

[parthus] 03/7/2017 13:36

GheeBee:

When you say you are attending with an open mind... does that mean you will not vote one way or another until you get there ?

[beeezzz] 03/7/2017 11:43

I still hold mine...well they show up on my Barclays account....I'm not expecting anything back, but would like to offset losses, a conclusion would be nice.

[deltrotter] 03/7/2017 11:41

Fingers crossed it comes good for you guys (especially you Parthus - I know you have been through hell here).

Cheers

Del

[gheebee] 03/7/2017 11:32

I'm going with an open mind, mainly to meet someone from this elusive club of bond holders who get to speak directly to the Board. That's the only reason it's worth going imo.

[parthus] 29/6/2017 10:51

GheeBee:

May I ask what your voting intentions are ?

I haven't made up my mind !

Many thanks

[gheebee] 28/6/2017 06:35

I'm attending.

[ridicule] 23/6/2017 23:59

I think the differentiation is academic Noirua. We are all finished.

They lost their NOMAD because they were seen as as running an insolvent fiasco. They then could not relist anywhere on any Exchange for the same reasons. The thought that they can earn out from under this level of debt with Iron Ore at $55 per ton is fantasy. Bond issue after Bond issue to meet defaulted debt repayment schedules is delusional. Affero directors took the ull payment in cash, dumping us with loan notes paying 8% interest of never never money. There should be legal prosecution of the Afferro directors but Aim is the wild west.

[noirua] 23/6/2017 13:24

The other loan note holders are in a worse position now and the convertible loan note holders are in the strongest position.
Information to allow voting is available on TDI. Cant find anything on HL.

[horneblower] 22/6/2017 18:26

As far as I can tell IMIC is loaded up with about £100M of loans, mostly "quoted" on ISE and they have almost no assets at all.
Beware ye who enter here for there is no hope...at all, at all - as they say at the Irish Stock Exchange.

[exbroker] 22/6/2017 18:09

Do we have much of a choice here, agree or it goes bust and we get FA

[gheebee] 21/6/2017 17:24

It appears that the big beasts of the bond holding community are not happy with the situation. Oh dear me no. So, instead of another delay we are going to go with the unacceptable offer while the big beasts and the board haggle away. There is a suggestion that the big beasts have discussed the situation with some lesser beasts of the bond holding community. It would be interesting to know who they are and what they are planning to do,

[tyranosaurus] 21/6/2017 12:40

I had forgotten about these, not sure how many I`ve got but sure they are worthless.
Just read the last 100+ postings.
Have heard nothing from HL about these meetings.

[noirua] 21/6/2017 02:54

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