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Now that's not something new for MUL. They've always been short of cash and always burnt it like there's no tomorrow.it looks to me they are in a cashflow crisis.
That's incorrect. He has quit as a director but he has kept his shares. As such he no longer has to declare his holdings but according to his own statement he's going to remain a shareholder:The major investor/shareholder has sold out and quit as director.
Clinton Starr said:I will remain a Multiemedia shareholder, participate in the SPP, and vote in favour of the AGM resolutions. I sincerely wish the company and its staff the best in the future, and will now be watching that future from the “other side of the fence”.
Well, the placement won't fail. It may be undersubscribed but I can't see why they wouldn't be able to survive until March to become cash flow positive. After all, this company is at a turning point with only a few more miles to go. It remains to be seen if they can make it but I don't think this new issue of shares is that crucial to their survival. I'd say the situation was much more dramatic when the share price was hanging around 0.005 not so long ago and yet they still managed to come out of it. I don't like the way MUL is going at all but I can still see some very bright spots in the near future.I would be very worried, if the placement fails they will probably need rescuing and everyone will be diluted to a terrible extent
I may of course be just as wrong with my view but at least I had a very close look before I came up with it.I have only had a brief look at this so I may be wrong
McFly said:We havent heard from TG for some time... Are you still in the MUL game TG?
As for Clinton Starr... Do we have any idea what led to his departure? Was he asked to leave or was he bailing out?
Mr Clinton Starr has announced his resignation from the Multiemedia Limited Board of Directors to enable him to concentrate his energies on his new environmental/organic venture, Green Planet Holdings P/L, where he is Executive Chairman, and his family are majority shareholders.
Whether or not it is bull**** remains to be seen. Here's a bit of an idea why it's probably true:Yeah... but that is always bull****. They just make up a vaguely acceptable story to appease the shareholders.
And you expect to get the real story here? If you want to know the real story you better get in touch with Clinton Starr. Maybe you can invite him over for a BBQ..I want to know the real story.
That certainly is one of the main problems. And it won't go away anytime soon. I'm wondering what the AGM will show us. They won't look particularly good if the float is falling short of expectations.The problem with MUL is that there are too many short term punters and not enough investors.
Lucstar said:Agm has been quite mentioned later on this thread. But what is AGM?
Croc, you can't expect the share price to stay above the new issue price. Not with MUL anyway. I would expect 3 cents next week. Not sure if they can come up with news that will push the price up before the offer is closed. Whether they have something ready for the AGM remains to be seen. It's probably the last chance to convince the market that they are serious about their business and more importantly that they are able to produce a stream of income that will be in line with their own forecast. I agree it has been awfully quiet lately but what's more important is the activity behind the curtain with resellers and their ability to sell MUL's solution. Only the AGM will tell us more about that. It's certainly going to be interesting to hear from management how they plan to move on from here.mul is really starting to look sick now. they need something special to pull it out of the fire before the agm. they have done it before but can they do it this time that is the question??????
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