Sirius Minerals Share Discussion Threads

[maxdoom] 22/1/2020 16:06

dp1umb:

Well firstly I would say to you that RBS shareholders have won compensation after being misled at the last fund raising just before the collapse.

BUT, I have not said anything about a class action etc.

At this moment in time the objective is to get further information from Sirius Minerals regarding some of the circumstances, publications and decision making - the company has been extremely poor in keeping the shareholders informed since last July and is still being shy with relevant information that may effect how shareholders choose to vote, basically we are being ignored. People can choose to just vent on the chat forums or they can make their shareholding count, join the list and see what doors a much larger set of shareholders can open...

Only with information can decisions be made, only with shareholders getting together constructively can the information stand any chance of being obtained.... and if at the end of that we find there is reason and cause and lacking then maybe I'll come and talk to you about class actions eh

I would urge you to sign up, it costs you nothing except an email.

[kreature] 22/1/2020 15:29

I think AAL will probably dump the conveyor idea and just utilise the train line instead. Probably going to be cheaper if they use the new hydrail system next to Wilton. I can also see them adding extra access points for health and safety, and raising the station at Woodsmith to its current 120m depth.

[kreature] 22/1/2020 15:22

Fertiliser maybe in demand. Not sure about rocksalt though?

[amaretto1] 22/1/2020 15:16

AA r going to make a fortune out of this dealFertiliser will be in BIG BIG demandThat's the heartbreaking point here.

[dp1umb] 22/1/2020 14:58

Max Doom if you talking class action your be wasting your time and money?
Can you tell me a case in the uk where ordinary shareholders received recompense for in there few were misled or misinformed?
My point of view is we /you have been misinformed especially the projected cost reduction of the project just before the first round of fundraising.
It was always a high risk high reward project and the BOD will have every announcement ring fenced by legal jargon and forward looking statements this is how the stock markets work for good or evil!
The real villains here are the journalists
who peddled massively over optimistic valuations even after the proverbial had hit the fan I think they and the agency’s the represent should be held to account.
Also the resident rampers who seems to of scurried back into the gutters (you know who you are at least have the balls to come back on this board and apologise to the investors you sucked in).

[maxdoom] 22/1/2020 14:01

There is a lot of forum talk and lots of angry shareholders.
At the moment you are still shareholders and collectively we maybe able to get some more information and some answers.
IF/WHEN the deal goes through you will no longer be shareholders and information will be much harder to get.
Please help us to get some information/answers which then may lead to future actions by signing the Sirius Action List the more people that sign up the more effective it will be.......
You do not need to be a member of ShareSoc to sign this list.

If you are or were a Sirius Minerals PLC shareholder and would like to support some further action into events leading to the proposed takeover by AAL then please read on.
The ShareSoc are currently supporting SM shareholders as per this link: hxxps://www.sharesoc.org/blog/company-news/sharesoc-sirius-shareholder-group-ssg/

The more shareholders that get together to seek information the more effective it will be. Requesting information, meetings and asking for resolutions at general meetings requires a volume of shareholders working together.

Please add your name in support of the activities being undertaken as per the instructions below, only together will we get some questions answered.

If you have sold your shares in SM since the announcement on the 8th January you can still sign the list BUT you must clearly indicate this as shown below.
Please send a separate email for each person - and you must have the shareholders permission to do so.
Your information will be held by myself and shared with the ShareSoc and used only in relation to these activities.
You can remove yourself from the list at anytime by sending an email to the same email address and requesting to be removed.
Regards Paul

HOW TO SIGN THE LIST

Simply email the following statement and information to [e-mail]

"I am a Sirius Minerals shareholder and agree to my name being on the Sirius Action list. To be used in support of investigations and actions relating to publications, activities, actions, decisions taken by Sirius Minerals and related third parties"

Full Name
Town, Street, Postcode, email
Number of shares held
Number of shares sold since 8th January 2020

[maxdoom] 22/1/2020 13:56

There is a lot of forum talk and lots of angry shareholders.
At the moment you are still shareholders and collectively we maybe able to get some more information and some answers.
IF/WHEN the deal goes through you will no longer be shareholders and information will be much harder to get.
Please help us to gets some information/answers which then may lead to futures actions by signing the Sirius Action List the more people that sign up the more effective it will be.......
You do not need to be a member of ShareSoc to sign this list.

If you are or were a Sirius Minerals PLC shareholder and would like to support some further action into events leading to the proposed takeover by AAL then please read on.
The ShareSoc are currently supporting SM shareholders as per this link: hxxps://www.sharesoc.org/blog/company-news/sharesoc-sirius-shareholder-group-ssg/

The more shareholders that get together to seek information the more effective it will be. Requesting information, meetings and asking for resolutions at general meetings requires a volume of shareholders working together.

Please add your name in support of the activities being undertaken as per the instructions below, only together will we get some questions answered.

If you have sold your shares in SM since the announcement on the 8th January you can still sign the list BUT you must clearly indicate this as shown below.
Please send a separate email for each person - and you must have the shareholders permission to do so.
Your information will be held by myself and shared with the ShareSoc and used only in relation to these activities.
You can remove yourself from the list at anytime by sending an email to the same email address and requesting to be removed.
Regards Paul

HOW TO SIGN THE LIST

Simply email the following statement and information to [e-mail]

"I am a Sirius Minerals shareholder and agree to my name being on the Sirius Action list. To be used in support of investigations and actions relating to publications, activities, actions, decisions taken by Sirius Minerals and related third parties"

Full Name
Town, Street, Postcode, email
Number of shares held
Number of shares sold since 8th January 2020

[amaretto1] 22/1/2020 11:16

Any of u follow in to PPS ?

[kop202] 22/1/2020 09:45

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-7913663/Sirius-Minerals-insider-discussed-takeover-hotel-bar.html

[kop202] 22/1/2020 08:27

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-7900347/As-rivals-criticise-bailout-billionaires-Flybe-comes-clean-10m-deal-taxman.html

[kop202] 22/1/2020 08:26

Critical infrastructure...lol...what do you mean?It's an airline FFSJust read what other air lines IAG Ryan Air think about this "bailout"

[dgarvey] 21/1/2020 20:59

Flybe provide critical infrastructure travel links across the UK so could be argued it's a critical service.Sirius is a totally separate case and if bought out will still generate UK jobs, sadly at the expense of some shareholders. As always, the banks and money lenders come out ahead.

[kreature] 21/1/2020 17:57

Any answer to this post over on LSE :

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JonJordan
Posts: 1
Price: 5.515
No Opinion
Company BuyoutToday 17:47
I have lost £45,000 in this company buyout, please explain?
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[waspfactory] 21/1/2020 16:55

Virgin & Stobart bought Flybe - shareholders (including myself) only received 1p. The Govt may now be involved, however Flybe shareholders weren't bailed out - we lost the lot.

[kirtonender9] 21/1/2020 16:31

Fkyb provided a service which wasn't provided by other companies.SXX case was totally different. The only people affected here are the shareholders and its not the Govt's responsibility to bail them out.

[davethehorse] 21/1/2020 15:58

Was always too good to be true...

[kop202] 21/1/2020 15:55

I'm from Liverpool so....maybe that explains my views on Boris..I expect you have read Boris's Spectator article accusing scousers of wallowing in " victimhood"

[kop202] 21/1/2020 15:48

Off subject...lets stick to the issue

[emeraldzebra] 21/1/2020 15:21

read 'a shame'

[kop202] 21/1/2020 15:20

If that's simple why did the Gov bail out Flybe?