Market's view on Scirocco Energy

Published on April 2024

  • Aminex’s share price is rising due to anticipated news, which may impact Scirocco.
  • Concerns are raised about potential high fees and lack of guaranteed payouts affecting share trading and valuation in the context of market belief and investments in Tanzania.
  • Strong encouragement is given for shareholders to exercise their voting rights in favor of a Members Voluntary Liquidation (MVL), highlighting the financial inefficiency of maintaining the AIM listing without sufficient business turnover.
  • Criticism is directed at board members and management for perceived financial mismanagement and poor strategic decisions, discouraging investments in any companies associated with them.
  • Recommendations are made to reallocate investments to more promising companies like BLOE, which are seen as having better management and potential for significant market cap growth due to carbon capture and other projects.
  • There are discussions about the negative financial impact of certain individuals and management teams on the company, describing them as wasteful and likening them to locusts for their damaging financial strategies.
  • Details are shared about the approval process for MVL and the cancellation of the company’s trading on AIM, including the potential consequences of not achieving these within specified timelines.
  • Frustrations are voiced over the lack of communication and prolonged timelines for strategic decisions, which are seen as a tactic to prolong board remunerations at the expense of shareholder returns.
  • Comparisons are drawn with other companies like Amur Minerals to criticize lengthy and unproductive explorations of reverse takeover opportunities, perceived as a way to justify high board remunerations without real benefits to shareholders.
  • Concerns are expressed about significant reductions in expected net proceeds from specific asset sales, questioning the reasons behind these financial discrepancies and the terms of related loans.
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