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skyquake - your're right! (never twigged until your post) that they only able to get $15m
No-one seems to comment on if its such a small amount why they couldn't access debt finance for that?
Not many people visit the SFX, SIH and TRF (more 20c speccies!)threads either but you may find the techies don't get involved in what management says so there is a bit less BS about what Gus says and more doing than talking = $.
skyquake - your're right! (never twigged until your post) that they only able to get $15m
No-one seems to comment on if its such a small amount why they couldn't access debt finance for that?
This was sent to me as a text this morning regarding RED
1. Consolidate.
2. Raise cash.
3. Raise pay.
4. Oh woops - better produce some gold, almost forgot.
5. Tell the shareholders about what is happening at least 2 weeks after the fact.
i sent email today........
QUOTE
Mr Greg Edwards
Managing Director
or
Mr Frank Campagna
Company Secretary
Dear Sir
Please review http://casimircapital.com/us/content/attendees for the upcoming New York meetings.
By clicking RED5 the Nov 2011 presentation comes up – this hasn’t been updated to the Feb. 2012 one
Yours faithfully
END QUOTE
:
:
not in the email = Their PR guy should be fired
There's been a lot of mention of RED Management seeking $25m, but only getting $15m. Where does it say this? Apart from this forum of course?
Because I can't see it anywhere.
(MORE TO FOLLOW) Dow Jones Newswires
March 19, 2012 03:35 ET (07:35 GMT)
WSJ: Gold Miner Red 5 Raises A$25 Million At A$2.12/Share -Source
SYDNEY (Dow Jones)--Philippines-focused gold miner Red 5 Ltd. (RED.AU) has raised
around A$25 million at A$2.12 a share, representing a near 7% discount to its last
closing price, a person familiar with the matter told Deal Journal Australia Monday.
Red 5, which has a market value of A$291 million, voluntarily suspended its shares from
official quotation Monday pending finalization of legal documentation following the
closure of a book build for its equity capital raising, which was led by Casimir Capital
and Petra Capital.
-By Gillian Tan, of The Wall Street Journal; +61-2-82724694; gillian.tan@wsj.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
March 19, 2012 03:36 ET (07:36 GMT)
Copyright (c) 2012 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
Monday 19 March 2012 18:36:00.000 AEST
i sent email today........
QUOTE
Mr Greg Edwards
Managing Director
or
Mr Frank Campagna
Company Secretary
Dear Sir
Please review http://casimircapital.com/us/content/attendees for the upcoming New York meetings.
By clicking RED5 the Nov 2011 presentation comes up – this hasn’t been updated to the Feb. 2012 one
Yours faithfully
END QUOTE
:
:
not in the email = Their PR guy should be fired
From WSJ:
I hardly think RED would be responsible for material that appears on Casimir's website.
skyquake - incorrect...its not a good look, its sloppy, unprofessional especially when since Nov. so much HAS and HAS NOT happened1
Of course they should be responsible- its their data they provided and they should have provided update and ensured that Casimir uploaded ...if its worth going to the effort (& expense) of trying to attract new investors of course they are rsponsible for seeing each and every channel they are using has the facts correct and up to date.
They have raised the cash not much below the all time high SP and only diluted the share register 6-7% (good business)
Tech & Boggo seem to just want to take the p..s out of the posters on this thread. Most of their comments aren't even revelent to RED. It more about Techies Vs Fundies.
Noone said it's going to fly up to $3 and even if they did it's no different than you saying it's going down to $1.20 BS. SP $2.09
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