Yeah, your not kidding. Seems like the major shareholding mining company down in Mexico has no interest in playing nice in the sandbox with a bunch of hostile bully type A-holes. I imagine that's why they call it a Mexican stand-off.
If I had enough invested here to make it worth my while, I would pay a lawyer to demand another annual meeting just to rub this new management team's noses hard into every reason they had provided to vote against the last management team in their prospectus. As it appears, the new management's unwelcome takeover clearly caused the legal quagmire that resulted in Canarc's choice to back out of their offer, and in nearly every instance, this new team is also failing even more so on all the exact same points that they themselves provided as the reasons to vote against the incumbent team. I just hope they can get to a resolution before the two year annual report cutoff, and ticker ends up being revoked for failure to report their financials.
