Was thinking it could be interesting to post how much $ people have invested and how much they are going to loose if VRE go pear shape. I personally bought 10,000 shares @ 0.13 cents (Yes - Everyone selling, I got to tempted to get in cheap - next day trading halt). So potentially total lost = $1300.
Administrators intend continuing operations at Bronzewing - perhaps not all is lost? $100K ferret... that is no good - you should almost mount your own case against the 'dodgy' directors.
An excerpt of todays report from FP.
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In our two most recent reports on View Resources we highlighted that the company had been battered from pillar to post by problematic production issues at its Bronzewing gold project in Western Australia. Despite the company claiming that production was seemingly back on track, developments took a dramatic turn for the worse last week, with View announcing that it had gone into voluntary administration. There are a lot of unanswered questions in our mind that we hope the administrators and corporate regulators will pursue on behalf of View shareholders.
View Resources announced last week that it has voluntarily appointed administrators to the company, being Darren Weaver and Andrew Saker of firm Ferrier Hodgson.
We have spoken with the administrators and they said that they are working with View's management, board, creditors and major shareholders to undertake an urgent assessment of the Bronzewing gold project operations and possible refinancing options for the company.
We do not anticipate any formal announcement being made for a period of about three weeks, although numerous meetings will take place. So Members should not necessarily be concerned by an immediate lack of news.
We understand that the first meeting of creditors will be held in Perth on Wednesday 20 February. Following that, a proposal meeting will be held around mid-March, at which time creditors will decide the future of the company.
We also understand that proposed and then aborted sale of the company's 30% stake in the Carnilya Hill nickel joint venture will also be the subject of review by the administrators.
View's announcement on 6 February stated that the sale of the company's 30% stake in the Carnilya Hill project for $25 million was set for imminent conclusion, yet this was far from being the case. This sale would have generated immediate proceeds of $22.5 million that would have cleared any debt owing by the company.
Interestingly, the administrators intend continuing operations at the Bronzewing gold project with the ongoing assistance of management. It is not prudent for us to speculate on whether this is a positive future signal.
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Administrators intend continuing operations at Bronzewing - perhaps not all is lost? $100K ferret... that is no good - you should almost mount your own case against the 'dodgy' directors.
fingers crossed...
Yeah i guess you are right! do you know by any chance that how long an stock can be suspended on asx before they take it off the market?
thank you
Yeah I guess you are right! Do you know by any chance that how long an stock can be suspended on asx before they take it off the market?
thank you
Fat Prophets have spoken to the Administrators directly - so if they say we wont have an outcome until March - then I guess that is it... I do find it interesting that they are still running Bronzewing though...
In regards to the most recent comments: In my Position Summary on Commsec, it has VRE as lasted traded on 0.00 - with a 100% loss attributed to it... I get more depressed every time I look at it... So whether its suspended or whatever - it still means I stand to lose all the dough I had in this stock.
VRE = Very Rooted Equity
I wonder how many director owned stocks were sold in that period leading up to Feb... DOGS! .
On the Ferrier Hodgson website, the circular to creditors of View Resources notes that they did a high level business review at the request of the major shareholder, IMC, which was completed on 27/12/07. Can anything be read into this?
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