As a bit of a big kid, I look forward to Halloween each year with the streets alive with trick and treaters and lit pumpkins everywhere brightening up the cold winter evenings. This year I had even more to look forward to as all of the subsidiary accounts of Boxhill Technologies (BOX) were due on that date too and I knew that they wouldn’t disappoint.
Following my recent I-Spy interims preview of Boxhill Technologies (BOX) HERE, interims were announced on Thursday, so it’s time to work out whether I managed to tot up 1,000 points and can apply to Big Chief I-Spy for my certificate.
As a child of the ‘70s and ‘80s, I used to love the I-Spy books, so thought I’d liven up a potentially dull preview of Boxhill Technologies’ (BOX) forthcoming interims by writing it in the style of an I-Spy book.
Lord Timmy Razzall still has not answered the ten questions from Cynical Bear that a man of honour rather than a money grabbing piece of shite would have answered - his silence tells you everything. Instead he has again produced a trading statement from Boxhill Technologies (BOX) which omits all the key data - Lord Razzall luvvie, what are you hiding?
I noticed that Boxhill Technologies (BOX) issued a notice of its AGM on Tuesday asking for approval of a significant option scheme, but thought I’d wait to see the detail in the actual notice before commenting. Not good!
Lord Tim Razzall, the chairman of POS Boxhill (BOX) will still not answer Cynical Bear's 10 Questions. He is still trying to suppress news of the winding up order against his piss poor company. And yesterday he served up a trading statement which again begs the question of what little Timothy is hiding now?
In today's corporate update from Boxhill (BOX) the company mentions the fact that it faces a winding up order but without actually using the words. Boss Lord Tim Razzall is trying to keep this quiet and has taken legal action to gag the other side and stop them talking about it. sadly for Lord Timmy, I have obtained the court papers which I have decided to publish.
Following on from Tom’s explosive piece over the weekend referencing this letter relating to the Mediacorp / Purple Lounge debacle and the dodgy characters involved, I couldn’t help but pick up on the Boxhill Technologies (BOX) connection as I continue to be amazed that Lord Razzall hangs out with some of these characters.
I understand that one can have too much of a good thing so I was going to leave Boxhill Technologies (BOX) alone for a while, but yesterday’s RNS relating to the issuance of shares set me off again – bloody jokers.
Maybe all the morons are on half term? Or maybe they have all become sane but there were just a handful of entries for last week's contest as you can see HERE. And none of them beat the original posted by Cynical Bear which was:
I’m bringing this BOX set to a close with a set of questions for Lord Razzall to answer that summarises the plethora of issues raised in my various articles on Boxhill Technologies (BOX). Shouldn’t take him too long to answer over his roast beef and I reckon any more than 5 incorrect answers and he should do the decent thing.
I smiled at Nigel’s piece on FastForward Innovations (FFWD) yesterday asking a similar question as I’m beginning to wonder whether I’m doing the Nomad’s job at Boxhill Technologies (BOX) too. Having raised the issue about the winding-up petition before the RNS on Thursday, there was also a further RNS that day about the shares held by SmartePay Limited which I first raised in February and again last weekend.
Good to see that Boxhill Technologies (BOX) finally RNS’d the winding-up petitions that it had received last Friday but I’m afraid I’ve got more. My bedtime reading last night included a 600 page court case transcript of a hearing in the High Court, Chancery Division, from last July in which former CEO of Boxhill, Phil Jackson, didn’t exactly cover himself in glory.
The more I dig into the chaotic world of Boxhill Technologies, the smellier it becomes. Having spent the last 24 hours trawling through reams of information sent through to Shareprophets, I can only echo Tom’s clarion call to shareholders from his Bearcast yesterday – SELL!
On reflection, perhaps I was a little bit harsh in my article on Boxhill Technologies (BOX) on Saturday as I think it could be hiding its light under a bushel to a certain extent.
Following on from my positive piece last week on the progress made on corporate governance by Boxhill Technologies (BOX), I have now had a chance to peruse the full audited accounts and, I’m afraid, it smells as much as ever.
