looks like legal disputes soon on validity of termination notice to subscribe to placements, if had agree to subscribe then have to cough up cash but how to get cash as even 5c rts insiders also don't want, stik to Asiasons safer
Edge mag week Oct 21-27 pg 38..showed Oct 7 Alexander Alan Molyneux throught married deal acquired 135mil Bluemont shares.On pg 6 the incoming chairman said," The exchange is taking valid action,but it's not starting any investigation into the company" He tells Edge mag," If there has been any funny trading going on,that has nothing to do with the company"
nngeeh ( Date: 30-Oct-2013 22:27) Posted:
I think it might be good to wait until Platinum Partners subscribed the convertable bond and Alexander Molyneux complete the acquisition of the share. In both arrangement, the minimum conversion price is $0.20. We should be able to use that price as reference.
According to the Edge, Platinum Partners hope to sell piece of their investment vhicles / fund 's Black Elk to Asiasons is the Black Swan event that cause seemingly massive shorts on the three counters and crashed the penny plays. Platinum prtnrs still like to do deals with Asiasons becos of its Management. If so then we all should buy Asiasons
I got the info from here..though a bit outdated since in Oct but Nov now..still ok to share info
Hi all,
I have been following the company blumont/asiasons and liongold quite a bit. Interesting happenings like this either pops up opportunities for improving regulation (for sgx) to protect investors with things like trading restrictions, observing shortselling and soon to come circuit breakers....issues with remisiers and brokerage houses for managing credit risk and contra trading and finally opportunities for retail investors and such.
I have quantified all 3 stocks with their risk and returns. I do feel that the downside is limited, the upside however leaves much to imagination. Do check it out on my blog.
A non-executive, independent director of Blumont Group who was recently in the news for having had her shares force-sold by her bank has quit.
Ms Ng Su Ling, 49, left Blumont today.
The company said she resigned to focus more on her other personal commitments.
Blumont is now short of one independent director. It is in the midst of identifying suitable candidates and will review the composition of various board committees.
It seems easier to make $$$ by shorting the trio..rather than hold..she fear being sued by MAS..she's wife of James Ng
THE BUSINESS TIMES PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 19, 2013 Blumont independent director resigns BYLEE U-WEN LEEUWEN@SPH.COM.SG A NON-EXECUTIVE independent director of Blumont Group, Ng Su Ling, resigned yesterday with immediate effect, the company said in a statement to the Singapore Exchange (SGX).
When contacted by The Business Times last night, the 49-year-old said one of the main reasons for her stepping down was to pursue legal action against Goldman Sachs International and Goldman Sachs Singapore.
She revealed that she has filed suit in the UK, and decided to leave Blumont Group in order to focus on the suit with her solicitors. She also added that she might have to make frequent trips to London as a result.
Ms Ng declined to go on the record when asked why she was suing the investment banking firm.
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as expected big wall st firm short the lot , Sgx seems to be everybody favourite shorting ground for Olam by Muddy waters, CMZ, now three more and punters just collateral damage
SUBSCRIPTION OF UP TO 60,057,034 NEW SHARES CONSTITUTING APPROXIMATELY 14.61% OF THE EXISTING ISSUED SHARE CAPITAL OF COKAL LIMITED (THE “SUBSCRIPTION”) – COMPLETION OF THE FIFTH AND FINAL TRANCHE
Offer 10 c to $1 very generous, in those days u just ask the creditor not to throw good money after bad to sue you or just make files disappear in court rooms to delay proceedings. Pay up only if Creditors employ Ong Ban chai
Please advise where u get the info from? How much is the buying price? I don't think he has the money to buy 135m shares even he managed to negotiate for $0.05 a share, that mean he needs to pay $6,750,000.
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so far no any indication of rebound after dropping since last week