Minmet Share Discussion Threads

[targatarga] 26/6/2011 16:26

they do pay big dividends but not to shareholders.....

[solarno lopez] 26/6/2011 14:42

they may ....at sometime in the future!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[login] 25/6/2011 14:32

Do these pay a dividend? thinking of buying some next week for the isa

[sabastion1] 25/6/2011 13:56

not gloating wanderlust,just stateing a fact.MM.

[wanderlust] 24/6/2011 16:23

The constant change of directors is so that each successive lot can truthfully hold their hands up & say "Not my fault guv, wasn't here at the time"

Oh, and you're not supposed to work it all out, that's the idea.

It's never been known for anyone connected with Minmet to represent anyone other than themselves.

[solarno lopez] 24/6/2011 14:27

the whole recent scenario is odd to me. Reported good AGM and EGM with good dialogue and promises from the directors. Then a change on Tucumcari then a change of directors with one who is a builder then resignations and more new directors.

When somebody has worked it out let me know......is it possible that these new directors represent some of the old shareholders who have very large holdings

[wanderlust] 24/6/2011 14:06

I believe you're right about Leslie Grayling. Waiting for himto show his face somewhere else.

Rob Lloyd's history doesn't seem a particularly obvious fit with a supposed mining outfit. Unless of course he's just as big a shyster as the rest of them.

[solarno lopez] 24/6/2011 13:39

Don't want to cause a problem but wasn't the leslie Greyling mentioned in the above article a South African?

[solarno lopez] 24/6/2011 13:23

Go into Irish Companies House and review the recent filing for Aventine you won;t find the Lester Anderson guy as there is no filing for him but there is one for Mr lloyd which list his directorships as EATONFIELD

[wanderlust] 24/6/2011 12:53

You sure it's the same Rob lloyd?

[solarno lopez] 24/6/2011 12:41

Eatonfield is suspended whilst they have talks with their bank. Interestingly, I understand that one of the new directors ( Robert Lloyd) of Aventine who is not named in the announcement but is on the bottom of the Aventine letterheading is the CEO of Eatonfield.....

[wanderlust] 24/6/2011 12:30

Don't know anything about Eatonfield, but a quick look around tells me that any money would be better kept under the mattress. It doesn't matter how cheap a share is, it can always go to zero, taking your money with it.

Please, don't rely on comments from me or anybody else on these boards when making your own investment decisions. By all means read & consider them, but it's not their money you're investing.

Be lucky mate

[wanderlust] 24/6/2011 12:15

Minnie, try not to gloat mate. At least he's finally seen the light & can now move on & just come back here for a laugh like the rest of us.

[sabastion1] 24/6/2011 12:04

i know salarno.cant help it.MM.

[solarno lopez] 24/6/2011 09:20

I know WANDERLUST i should have listened to you guys reminds me of fairgrounds with one of those huge merry go rounds. Anybody know anything about EATONFIELD plc the Listed building company

[solarno lopez] 24/6/2011 09:08

.Sabastion you were so right

[too350] 24/6/2011 08:55

stop being silly clocktower. The board have acted (rightly or wrongly) within the law. There is nothing for them to answer, apart from the gross mismanagement, and that in itself seems to be highly acceptable in the AIM market. If it was not then there would be tighter rules and regs.
money lost....end of, get over it.

[clocktower] 23/6/2011 15:25

No menition of another golden handshake but then will that ever be easy to assertain?

They left the books clean - clean but not much left to show from all the millions.

I wonder if the SFO ever started an investigation into MNT?

[sabastion1] 23/6/2011 15:18

neville of with another pocket full of money.
be back for more next year.
nice work if you can get it.MM.

[wanderlust] 22/6/2011 15:08

Not much change there then Mate? Glad to hear life treating you well.

[too350] 22/6/2011 13:55

ok but too much unrest there to get fully involved. Still ok with gib and spain recycling tho ;) Work when or if i feel like it now m8.

[wanderlust] 22/6/2011 12:52

I think solly & mazda 5 seem to be deluded. Otherwise all of the same opinion as you, me minnie, beau et al.

Trust the boat's only wet underneath.

How did the Morrocan recycling venture go? Or should I not ask.

[too350] 22/6/2011 12:45

Does ANYONE on here believe that their mnt shares will still have a value?? Glummer and dummer than i thought hahahahaha.

[mazda5] 21/6/2011 19:05

BOARD CHANGES
Aventine Resources Plc today announces that as part of its transformation it is making
changes to the board in line with and supportive of its new strategy.
Lloyd Rowlands, aged 70 years, is a South African entrepreneur and oil and gas
executive based in Cape Town South Africa He has been appointed with immediate
effect as its new Executive Chairman. His responsibilities will be to seek new
opportunities for the company in Africa in the Mineral Exploration and oil trading sector,
as well as oversee the work completed to date on the company restructuring, and to
become Chairman of the Nomination committee. Aventine then has a balanced board,
with Audit, Remuneration and nomination committees separated and accountable.
Mr. Rowlands has significant experience in the oil and Gas Industry having been active
in the Industry since 1974 when he worked for Caltex Petroleum, his experience spans
both private and public companies, and across a wide range of countries he has
considerable experience and contacts in Sothern Africa, Europe and Sub Continent Africa
which will become very useful as the company moves forward with the strategy already
outlined to shareholders to engage in gold and precious Minerals exploration and Oil and
gas trading and exploration.
In addition, the company is pleased to announce that Michael J Malbourne an Australian
Citizen residing in Singapore and Australia has been appointed as Company Secretary,
Treasurer and as Finance Director.
Mr. Malbourne is an Australian Citizen residing in Singapore and Australia, he has had
more than 14 years mining projects experience in USA, Canada, Australia, New Guinea
and Asia with Caterpillar Tractor Company and its dealer network. He is a certified
practicing accountant, Chartered Secretary and registered tax agent. He has had extensive
experience in senior management, marketing, finance, manufacturing and controller roles
over more than 30 years with SIRF Ltd, Exicom Ltd, Pratt Industries Group & ES&A
Bank Ltd. Over the past five years he has been a director of and consultant to a number of
high growth companies. From 2003 to date, Mr. Malbourne has been CEO and Director
of Hong Kong based Xcellink International Limited. He is a founding shareholder and
director of Angkor Wat Minerals Ltd. a Cambodian gold exploration company with gold
concessions in Cambodia.
The board also announces that, John Liwosz who has been acting Chairman and Mike
Neville are retiring from the board with immediate effect. Mr. Liwosz and Mr. Neville
have been responsible for turning the company around and positioning it for growth and
the board would like to extend their gratitude for the hard work and commitment that
they have shown over the last 3 years.
Lester Anderson one of Aventine's recently appointed directors commented "Without the
commitment and fortitude shown by John and Mike, the company would not be in the
position for growth and development that it is. They have steered the company through
difficult financial times of the recession and global credit crunch and they leave the
company with a clean Balance Sheet and significant growth opportunities in the
commodities trading and mineral exploration business and for that we thank them".
Further updates will be published in due course.
For further information please contact
Aventine office: 001-353-16613309


THINKS ARE MOVING AT HIGH SPEED OLD GONE NEW IN,LOOKS LIKE VERY GOOD FUTURE FOR AVENTINE (MINMET).