Another proposed WC Capital Raising:http://www.nsxa.com.au/ftp/news/021724205.PDF
Maybe they are getting the Armstrong registry in order k.smith? WC would find it hard to justify having names on pink slips voting for WC who previously said they would not vote for either turning up on both registers??? I made notes of anyone who previously said they would not vote myself and recently followed up on those, some who have since changed their minds and decided to vote for CasCap after the rent a crowd disgrace.Just received my call from the call centre re my vote ...
amazingly that WC are still calling investors at this late hour while they are suggesting victory re the NSX announcement...WHY ? ? ?
I voiced my opinion in no uncertain terms, and pointed in particular to the rights issue... and NO, I would not be voting for Wellington Capital...
And some PIF unitholders were a tad wary because Bri Ferrier (not Castlereagh Capital) is involved with administration, restructuring and administration? The biggest liquidator to date with our assets has been Wellington Capital except that the majority of the returns are being absorbed by Wellington Capitals operating and legal expenses. One of todays announcements state:WC today, in one day, made four separate announcements for transactions on 4 of PIF's assets.
Can someone please describe what a fire sale of assets would look like? Or what a liquidatioin of assets looks like?
ZIXO I hear you!! I sincerely hope that if the EGM goes ahead as scheduled this Thurs, that every single PIF unitholder, especially those PIF Action Group members that signed up for the Class Action support the very investors that put their necks on the line originally!! Many contributed financially to secure legal representation when it was MADE VERY CLEAR that WELLINGTON CAPITAL was in NO WAY going to assist the investors of the PIF to pursue compensation from the former auditors etc. Quite the contrary. It was only recently when Wellington Capital realised that this could be used detrimentaly against them in the quest to remove them as RE that jennearous WC saw fit to announce cooperation!! Please PIF unitholders living in the Sydney CBD (and elsewhere)attend the EGM and show your appreciation and support to your fellow investors who have worked so hard and honestly on your behalf and cannot make it to the meeting.Seamisty,
The thing that blows my mind is that Unitholders are quite supportive of the AG organised Class action which was not only paid for and started by Action group members, but they AG have continued to pursue it vigilantly whilst constantly being blockaded by stalling tactics.
Of late WC are continually throwing out NSX statements willy nilly as if they are doing something, yet wont even consider addressing their very own investors at a genuine Investor meeting whilst they were in attendance.
I predict that if WC is retained the fund will hit an artery and bleed like never before, then and only then will unitholders HOPE the action group will do something to stem the flow.
What ALL Unit holders need to realise is that they have only this one chance, to have a say about how WC and their predecessors Octaviar have treated us.
Just received my call from the call centre re my vote ...
amazingly that WC are still calling investors at this late hour while they are suggesting victory re the NSX announcement...WHY ? ? ?
I voiced my opinion in no uncertain terms, and pointed in particular to the rights issue... and NO, I would not be voting for Wellington Capital...
No JohnH, but no notifications came up? When I checked my mailbox there were a few messages there. Weird. Will respond shortly. Cheers, seamistySeamisty - is your mail box full again?
Just received my call from the call centre re my vote ...
amazingly that WC are still calling investors at this late hour while they are suggesting victory re the NSX announcement...WHY ? ? ?
I voiced my opinion in no uncertain terms, and pointed in particular to the rights issue... and NO, I would not be voting for Wellington Capital...
Regarding investors missing out due to change of address: How many people move address and don't have their mail forwarded for a minimum of 3 months, and usually longer...at least 6 months? I can't see how those people who moved to another location would have missed out on their notification.
Have the returned mail notifications been checked against the list of investors who changed address? I would think there would be very few to none, given the Australia Post forwarding service.
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