25000 I used to think that was quite a lot lol..... if they are worth nothing to me then they should be worth nothing to them
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MA
9 years ago
justice
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Anonymous
9 years ago
40,000 shares
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Rosemary Mott
9 years ago
245,399 shares
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Stephen Roberts
9 years ago
150,000 shares.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
There must be a fairer way of resolving all this!
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Stephen Brend
9 years ago
Shareholders should be rewarded with a truer share of the asset others will see post this mess.
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Frazer McDougall
9 years ago
A fair deal for all shareholders or the loss of investments for all
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Anonymous
9 years ago
All for one ...
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T MUKHERJEE
9 years ago
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It seems that we have seen a pre planned asset stripping in Xcite energy. This is not incidental to a perfect storm due to low oil price in the sector. It is important that AIM is not seen as a scamming tool or a rigged casino.
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No Way
9 years ago
Long term investor's took the early risks, so why should Bondholders now reap whatever rewards there may be in the future? Fair play for all.
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Jeannie Bingo
· petition starter
9 years ago
A fair deal for Shareholders or the loss of investments for all - including $149 million of Bondholder Loans
25000 I used to think that was quite a lot lol..... if they are worth nothing to me then they should be worth nothing to them
justice
40,000 shares
245,399 shares
150,000 shares.
There must be a fairer way of resolving all this!
Shareholders should be rewarded with a truer share of the asset others will see post this mess.
A fair deal for all shareholders or the loss of investments for all
All for one ...
It seems that we have seen a pre planned asset stripping in Xcite energy. This is not incidental to a perfect storm due to low oil price in the sector. It is important that AIM is not seen as a scamming tool or a rigged casino.
Long term investor's took the early risks, so why should Bondholders now reap whatever rewards there may be in the future? Fair play for all.
A fair deal for Shareholders or the loss of investments for all - including $149 million of Bondholder Loans