Fox Marble (FOX) has, eventually, announced further details of its proposed Eco Buildings Group reverse takeover along with a proposed further £2.7 million of equity issuance at 55p per share. Exciting times ahead?
Fox Marble (FOX) has issued a proposed reverse takeover update including that it considers “Eco Buildings' range of modular housing products provides a solution for the construction of both affordable and high-end housing, with Eco Buildings' products being up to 50% cheaper, two-thirds lighter and five times faster to deploy than conventionally built homes”.
Fox Marble (FOX) has announced it has raised approximately £400,000 by way of a convertible at 6p per share, 5 year, loan note at a 2% per year interest rate deferred for 2 years… though not for its current marble quarrying and processing business in Kosovo and the Balkans. Instead it is to provide a 2% per annum interest loan facility to a recently incorporated English private company focused on buildings made from glass fibre reinforced gypsum modular sections. However, there is far more to this move.
Fox Marble (FOX) has recently announced a fundraising and that it is “optimistic that 2022 will prove to be a turning point for the company”. Bothstatements have akind of familiar ring to them but are there solid grounds for optimism now?
Fox Marble (FOX) has announced half-year results and on its United Nations Commission on International Trade (UNCITRAL) arbitration proceedings against the Republic of Kosovo that it is “pleased to receive Mr Wordsworth QC's opinion in support of our case”.
Fox Marble (FOX) has announced a new order “to deliver cut and finished paving tiles for installation in the first stage of the redevelopment of the town square in Kamenica, eastern Kosovo” and that it looks forward to updating the market as it continues to win more new business this year. So what’s the detail and outlook her
Remember that Fox Marble (FOX) is now fully funded to pursue a legal claim against the Republic of Kosovo for – under a previous regime – allowing one of its mines to be half inched. Legal giants Dentons were already on board now it has hired top barrister Simon Nesbitt QC from the Maitland Chambers to argue its case.
Fox Marble (FOX) has announced an operating update on a tough 2020 but that it is starting to see some green shoots of recovery. The buy case is intact...
But hasn’t marble quarrier in Kosovo and the Balkans Fox Marble (FOX) been a long-term disappointer now? Well yes… but we suggest recently announced depressed half-year numbers but recovery signs could mean a material and rapid recovery from a now depressed £6.5 million market cap...
Updating on Fox Marble (FOX) earlier this month, we noted we retain the patience for at least continuing to hold with the shares at 2.30p with the potential arbitration and it mitigating a forced quarry operations suspension with increased focus on the sales of processed material from the factory and “further contracts for third party processing are expected to be signed in the near future”. Further updates have now helped the shares to a current 2.90p…
Fox Marble (FOX) “is pleased to announce that as a result of rising client demand the company's factory at Lipjan in Kosovo has moved to two daily production shifts”…
Updating on Fox Marble (FOX) last month we noted enforceability of acquisition agreements challenged – though it believing the claims to be wholly unfounded. It now re-emphasises this “based on legal advice”, though “has suspended operations in its Malesheva quarry in Kosovo pending a resolution to the dispute”…
Fox Marble (FOX) “is pleased to announce it has entered into a new sales agreement with a customer based in China”…
