Probably be best to seek a professional opinion on this Angolane, especially with the controversy relating to ARL and WCL. CheersHi Guys,
I have been following the (frustrating) progress since WC became involved.
My units are in a company name (my company, and I am a director. originally purchased when it was MFS). Do you know if I do an off market transfer now of the units into my own personal name, will my entitlements be compromised (should any benefits to unitholders be forthcoming)??
Thanks in advance
R.
It makes you wonder what they actually do all day, year in, year out. probably too busy these days defending their pathetic performance relating to all the submissions made against them at the Senate Enquiry to do anything else apart from their usual fob offs!ASIC failed to take action again , local Geelong company goes into receivership.
THE closure of In2 Sheds is all too familiar for Natarsha Ryan.
The Torquay woman first complained to the Australian Investment and Securities Commission about Mark Adam Thomason on June 16, 2011.
In total, she sent 30 emails and letters but no action was taken.
http://www.geelongadvertiser.com.au...into-liquidation/story-fnjuhovy-1226840744973
When are ASIC going to start taking notice of complaints aren't they suppose to be looking out for consumers and investors.
Probably be best to seek a professional opinion on this Angolane, especially with the controversy relating to ARL and WCL. Cheers
MFS liquidators pursue Fortress in US court to recoup $210m 'siphoned' from company
LEO SHANAHAN | The Australian | March 12, 2014 12:00AM
LIQUIDATORS for failed financial and hotels investment group MFS have widened their pursuit of US-based investment vehicle Fortress Investment Group, filing a $210 million claim against the company and several of its managing directors in the New York Supreme Court.
The New York-based Fortress Investment Group and three of its managing directors are being accused of siphoning off at least $210m from MFS -- now called Octaviar -- via its Drawbridge hedge fund, in proceeds liquidators claim were rightly owed to the company, just before its collapse.
The Australian understands the total claim by Octaviar liquidators Katherine Barnet and William Fletcher against Fortress is close to $300m with interest included.
15 March 2014 - Interim Financial Report for the Half Year ended 31 December 2013
The Directors of ARL have lodged the company's Interim Financial Report with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission in accordance with the requirements of the Coporations Act (Cth) 2001.
Shareholders can download the Report here.
The Net Asset backing as at 31 December 2013 is 2.98 cents per share.
hi Marcom your post 13-5-2014... may have some think to do with my post today
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