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Announced today IMC to put up $19million Loan to assist restructure of company. Investec debt to be paid out with balance of loan to fund Carnilya Hill development calls. Restructure must be approved by stakeholders and subject to due dilligence.
Very encouraging "white knight" action by IMC and will surely save View Resources. Loan will get View through hiatus until Carnilya Hill starts generating positive cash flow.
Most importantly it takes Investec off the scene totally. They were only interested in selling assets off to get their money back.
IMC could become the majority shareholder after restructure you would anticipate. This also would be good for the share price post return to trading with such backing from the Australian arm of this cashed up Asian corporate giant.
IMC are showing a lot of faith in Carnilya Hill primarily but they would still see a future for the Bronzewing gold mine tenement area as well.
Receivers and managers sent in by Investec now removed from VRE. VRE control now back in the hands on the board appointed administrators.
Yup. A small step in the right direction?
Better than nothing thats for sure. Good news for shareholders... I hold options.. so, my money is gone.
Only hope for options holders is that IMC also holds a sh*tload. Hoping VRE may offer option holders new ones based on current holdings at a discount or something... but not holding my breath.
Report by the administrators. Worth a read:
http://www.ferrierhodgson.com.au/download.cfm?section=case_profile&objectID=4236
Thanks for that! The following extract is pretty telling.
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"Andrew Saker and Darren Weaver first provided verbal solvency advice to the Group at a meeting held on 10 December 2007. Following this meeting Ferrier Hodgson were approached on 11 December 2007 by the major shareholder of View Resources, IMC to complete a high level business review and were formally engaged to undertake this task on 18 December 2007. The high level business review report was completed on 27 December 2007 for use by IMC.
After recent production results had been prepared and after Board discussions regarding the proposed sale with Mincor, the Group sought additional verbal solvency advice from Andrew Saker and Darren Weaver on 6 February 2008. The financial position of the Group was also discussed with the major secured creditor.
In view of the Group’s current financial position, the directors’ view that the Group was likely to be or become insolvent shortly and the directors resolved to appoint Administrators to the Group. On Friday, 8 February 2008, Andrew Saker and Darren Weaver were appointed as Joint and Several Administrators of View Resources, View Gold and View Nickel."
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These bas#%^&* knew the potential insolvency situation all along - from 10th December infact - yet the company's only major announcement after that date (there were none in Dec) was on 10th Jan - a *glowing* upbeat report exclaiming "Bronzewing produces 45% more gold for December quarter!". NOWHERE in that announcement is there the slightest hint of impending financial problems or production problems.
If ASIC don't stomp on Gooch and Co. the system and disclosure laws sux. These morons shouldn't be allowed to get away with what they have so blatantly and PURPOSELY kept hidden from public shareholders. The circumstances were NOT unforeseen - at least by them.
Grrrrr.....
AJ
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