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Another delay to the suspension. Looks as if things are not going as smooth as they would have hoped. Not looking good unfortunately...
This reminds me of another listed company PGA. Last trade $1, suspened for 2 months, massive cap raising at 10c, and now trading at ~8c.
Massive dilution to existing holders who don't participate, and a 20% loss to holders who did. Not too good at all.
I would love to know exactly why they are not performing to expectations. They seem to have infrastructure, contracts etc in place.
Too high a cash burn? Or are they simply not charging enough tfor their services? Or something not as simple i wonder?
Was Lange for or against it, i wonder?
My gut feeling is that he was against it and hence forced out. If he was for it there seems to be no reason as to why he would have left.
i'll disagree on this. the info is that the cap raising is being repriced - i assume as a result of lange being gone, likely at the request of brokers and/or bankers. he apparently has been on the outer at patersons (one of the underwriters for this raising) for maybe a year now and patersons clients just werent interested with lange in charge.
Robin King
Regional Vice President - Australia, New Zealand & Papua New Guinea at Neptune Marine Services
Perth Area, Australia Oil & Energy
Current
Regional Vice President - Australia, New Zealand & Papua New Guinea at Neptune Marine Services
Past
Senior VP at Technip Oceania
Regional Vice President at Neptune Marine Services
CEO at Technip Subsea 7 Asia Pacific
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Cranfield University - Cranfield School of Management
Loughborough University
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It seems to be "No news is bad news in this case" market panic is the last thing this stock needs. Don't know much about the new CEO Mr King but his appointment timing seems pretty interesting, did he join NMS in September only to become CEO two months later?
Hopefully he brings buisness and investors with him.
That will have a lot to do with how he handles this re-financing i believe. I am prepared for a slaughter on Thursday, but i do not think it is the end of the road for this company. Just a bump.
Im relatively new to trading halts, it's only happened to me once before. Can anyone shed light on the procedure for when it will reopen. Does the company have to inform the market of a future time and date of when shares will reopen for trading, or can it be anytime they please?
NMS shares are actually "suspended" from quotation. The company voluntarily suspended but the ASX would have, automatically, after a certain period in a trading halt - 2 or 3 trading days, I think it is - if the company had not done so.
Length of suspension depends on how long it takes to sort things out and make an announcement.
Im relatively new to trading halts, it's only happened to me once before. Can anyone shed light on the procedure for when it will reopen. Does the company have to inform the market of a future time and date of when shares will reopen for trading, or can it be anytime they please?
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