I sold out (and lost thousands) when the Board of Directors decided to use an RNS about a small spike in share price to drop the bombshell that shareholders will be left with virtually nothing following the debt restructuring. Absolutely appalling performance from start to finish. My only hope now is for HMRC to add Xcite to the Negligible Value list (unlikely). Good luck all of you.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
holding 50,000 shares and saying NO!!!
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John Cass
9 years ago
voting against
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Rm20129
9 years ago
No
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keith miles
9 years ago
40000 (forty thousand) no's from me.
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Iain Cameron
9 years ago
Shareholders have been backed into a corner with a gun to their head. Vote NO.
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Andrew Lett
9 years ago
I am a long term holder of xel shares and will be voting no to the re-structuring propsed
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christopher g cheetham
9 years ago
no
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Mike Hampton
9 years ago
50 000 No's from me. "Ever get the feeling you've been cheated....goodnight"
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Ann Morgan Spencer
9 years ago
Like many many others, this was a large chunk of savings for my retirement. Perhaps if the company had been more forthcoming with information we would not be in this abominable mess. I vote NO
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Brian
9 years ago
100,214 NOs from me.
Like others I base investment decisions on the information available at the time. After all it is a brilliant asset that "technically" can be brought to market.
My mistake was listening to "the Company".
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Romaron
9 years ago
It's not in the British character to be taken for granted.
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Glenn Smith
9 years ago
Disgusting behaviour by our BOD who have run this company like they own it.
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Brian
9 years ago
Disgraceful, incompetent behaviour by management.
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john mcknight
9 years ago
disgusting self centred management with abso;utely no competence
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Disgraceful management.
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Andrew May
9 years ago
Daylight robbery
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Paul Rutherford
9 years ago
A $2.5 billion asset, subject to FDP approval when the Company admits they just need a bit more time cannot be sold for $149 million, leaving shareholders with nothing. The boot should be on the other foot, the bondholders should be grateful for 10% of the asset and defer capital repayment until sale or production in return for the very generous gift of 10%!
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George duthie
9 years ago
Have the directors pulled one last stunt by changing the articles of association to make sure shareholders get little or no notice of the EGM so that the directors can steamroller their requirements through?
They have shown contempt for shareholders, time for shareholders to chase down what they are up to. Time to email rupert and his mates and find out why no notice of EGM
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Darren
9 years ago
Listen to the company ! We certainly did and look where this has ended, 20,000 Shares , Vote NO !
I sold out (and lost thousands) when the Board of Directors decided to use an RNS about a small spike in share price to drop the bombshell that shareholders will be left with virtually nothing following the debt restructuring. Absolutely appalling performance from start to finish. My only hope now is for HMRC to add Xcite to the Negligible Value list (unlikely). Good luck all of you.
holding 50,000 shares and saying NO!!!
voting against
No
40000 (forty thousand) no's from me.
Shareholders have been backed into a corner with a gun to their head. Vote NO.
I am a long term holder of xel shares and will be voting no to the re-structuring propsed
no
50 000 No's from me. "Ever get the feeling you've been cheated....goodnight"
Like many many others, this was a large chunk of savings for my retirement. Perhaps if the company had been more forthcoming with information we would not be in this abominable mess. I vote NO
100,214 NOs from me. Like others I base investment decisions on the information available at the time. After all it is a brilliant asset that "technically" can be brought to market. My mistake was listening to "the Company".
It's not in the British character to be taken for granted.
Disgusting behaviour by our BOD who have run this company like they own it.
Disgraceful, incompetent behaviour by management.
disgusting self centred management with abso;utely no competence
Disgraceful management.
Daylight robbery
A $2.5 billion asset, subject to FDP approval when the Company admits they just need a bit more time cannot be sold for $149 million, leaving shareholders with nothing. The boot should be on the other foot, the bondholders should be grateful for 10% of the asset and defer capital repayment until sale or production in return for the very generous gift of 10%!
Have the directors pulled one last stunt by changing the articles of association to make sure shareholders get little or no notice of the EGM so that the directors can steamroller their requirements through? They have shown contempt for shareholders, time for shareholders to chase down what they are up to. Time to email rupert and his mates and find out why no notice of EGM
Listen to the company ! We certainly did and look where this has ended, 20,000 Shares , Vote NO !