I reckon i'll vote against the resolutions not because I have much faith in the BOD but likely to recover something from PTR if Oil India make an outright offer which seems quite plausible or Natlata might be forced to if they increase stake anymore and probably would be more than if Nat. take over the board in wihch case ord. holders will be engineered out of the frame with zilch
Gambling has been done since the year dot and the desire to gamble is hardwired into the human - especially male - brain. There is a place for a responsible, regulated gambling industry in society. We don't need to become all 'nanny state' about every single thing that has some potential for collateral damage; otherwise the world would become a very boring place.
Not very comprehensive note - doesn't take account of modest p/e; decent yield, strong brand and presence and on-going growth in cycling
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What does anyone think about Natlata and the request for EGM?
"In a short statement released on Wednesday, the group added once the cash return is completed, it intends to cancel its listing on AIM as it will not have any assets under its control." By Daniel Cancian | Sharecast
V. disappointing ... update after update with little or no operational improvements. PTR looks like it's a dead man walking...
can anyone explain briefly what the relationship is between Greenko and Greenko Mauritius? Do GM just own some of Greenko's electricity producing assets or everything? tks in advance
Morgan Stanley are buying the SKG hand over fist over the last couple of days... interesting...