Supply’s (SYME) new auditor is really small. Based on its 2023 Transparency Report Bright’s entire revenue is estimated to be around £7 million. This means that it would sit at the bottom of the Accountancy Age’s list of the top 100 accountancy firms in the U.K. where for 2023 the 100th largest firm listed had income of £6.88 million.
One of my agents at the Carlton Club caught disgraced share promoter Zak Mir in earnest conversation yesterday. Can anyone identify the crony capitalists who he is trying to do business with? If your bored there is a no prize caption contest now running. Post your captions in the comments section below with a deadline of midnight tonight, St Valentines Day.
I start with disgraced Neil Woodford. I agree with some of what he said yesterday but on other matters I am rather cross. Then it is onto Egdon, Union Jack (UJO) and the supposed £1112 billon gas field in Lincolnshire, Supply@ME Capital (SYME) and Eco Buildings (ECOB)
Notwithstanding the loyal support of its advisor, Liam “the Toke” Murray at Cairn, AQSE listed MaxRets Ventures (MAX) is to delist. As it has almost zero cash and negative net current assets it is hardly a loss to the world of capitalism. Of course, the Toke should have quit as soon as it became clear that Dominic White was guilty of multi million pound prospectus fraud. But, these days the Toke seems to be cool with fraud.
Iconic’s (ICON) worthless shares have been suspended since 29 February 2024 and mug punters who have had their cash locked up for almost a year now face the grim news that its RTO is off as shown in the RNS issued below:
Dr Johnson once said that a woman preaching is like a dog standing on two legs, she does it badly but one is amazed that she can do it at all. Oh for the days before political correctness landed me with an awful vicaress here in Wales. I thought it inconceivable that Supply@ME Capital (SYME), being an insolvent fraud would find a new auditor. But it has and the shares are rocketing as folks think that a share suspension on April 30 is now avoided.
I am not sure that I can face actually attending but I have registered as the disgraced fund manager ( Neil, not me silly) hosts another online webinar and promises to answer questions. The one that I have submitted is below. Neil says that The agenda covers three topics to be covered in 30 minutes:
I start with the scandal of Turquoise Mountain, then it is onto three new reasons to sack Rachel Reeves. Then it is Westminster Group (WSG) and the real threat of an AIM delisting, Eurasia (EUA), Supply@ME Capital (SYME) and Sealand Capital Galaxy (SCGL)