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let's see when the deal closes
You talking about the first of August or the last?
Or maybe when the weather cools a bit, It's really hot right now in Florida.
Could it be August Fortune this year??
And this..
you can't find any asset news on Verdant on the web..
Why in the hell are these people putting this stuff on their resumes. Who in their right mind would attach their name to a zero asset company with no up-to-date filings and no money!!!!!
The only thing I can think is that there are assets coming and they want to be ready to show they are the ones that started these companies. Otherwise, I am dumbfounded.!!!!!!!! Nonetheless Grahm is a well-known business person and a Crow a well-known lawyer. Simply doesn't make sense. So, I believe there has to be something there. Hopefully it's money!
https://www.linkedin.com/in/martin-koster-6798816/?originalSubdomain=de
He left August Fortune and went another way obviously but he has a cool million if any money shows up later from the bankruptcy case. Interesting to note he first filed the claim in his own name and later switched it to go to another entity. Why would he bother if, in fact, he would know if there was no chance and he would not have done it
And this..
https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-c-crow-7544b7b/
Bristishvolt is in Britan
August Fortune is too.
and in Hong Kong...
Now if I was to connect the dots. If you research August Fortune and Verdant for assets you find nothing. What and why do these guys and our former CEO have these as positions in their resumes.
And I am certain if Verdant CEO says his company is an energy holding company. "Lthuq shares" why would he bother 1st to put it on his resume all over the web and second what exactly does Verdant have for energy assets besides maybe smoke detector batteries in the suite if it actually exists. A man of his stature would not even mention it. It would be like Warren Buffet telling people he owns shares in lthuq. lol And I am sure if BYD went bankrupt he would not be adding this to his online resume....
Among the other industry leaders Mr. Norton-Standen has served as a senior executive, board member or advisor are: British Telecom, Cable & Wireless, Deutsche Bank, Hewlett Packard, P&O, Reuters, Tata Group, Unisys, and other organizations. He is currently Chairman and CEO of Verdant Corporation, which develops products and solutions for energy storage and acts as a holding company for energy assets; Chairman of Totara, a New Zealand-based technology company specializing in business learning solutions with operations in New Zealand and United Kingdom; Chairman of VSL, a Hong Kong-based program management trading company; and Chairman of Smartcockpit, a Swiss software company providing security and audit solutions to financial institutions, international airports and other commercial organizations
statute of limitations is over.. and if the stakeholders and the debtors have not got together by now it would impossible for one person to do it on their own when in fact I think we have a good chance to get something out of this without trying to jump the gun..
One last question. If you call that proof take it to a lawyer and see what he/she says. I'm sure they'll be glad to take more of your money. Nite nite
I invested in this technology when the first prototype was made. The fact is Dennis "our technology" was sold to everyone and we got fleeced! So in fact I was an early adopter and I can say this with no regression!
I love it. "our technology" Done with you Hag. I'll say you won and walk away smiling.
Peace out.
OK now a clip from 2011.
OK 50 50 Is it really a coincidence? The only way to know is to ask him...
Ok we got a clip from a news release from 2017 and then another from 2002. As for Brandt, if you look and not pick and choose what fits your dreams you would notice that many CEO's in the battery industry have also hoped from company to company. Is that really that unusual?
Finally, for most of you that didn't notice... These factories on the original bankruptcy petition were not listed on the asset side. But a few weeks before the final bankruptcy decision they were added at 93 million dollars.. This was dramatic because this confirms to me that there had to be a private session behind closed doors to affirm the exact ownership of those factories and all the money we investors put into them. I also speculate Enersys paid the money to Virium Corp (approx six million) and as result got out of the deal hands-free to escape any future prosecution Point is... where did the six million come from to pay off the only threat to steal our technology. And if it was Monbat it would have had to be disclosed in the bankruptcy final judgment. Again, let's see if what I have been saying for years comes true soon! If not his year it, it over and we lost everything..
If in fact EnerSys owned the factories why are we the ones that filed bankruptcy!
Fairfax, VA., August 13, 2012 – Lithium Technology Corporation (“LTC”) announced today it has completed the sale of its 40% minority interest of EAS Germany GmbH to EnerSys. LTC and EnerSys formed the joint venture in Nordhausen, Germany in August 2011 to produce large format lithium-ion battery cells.
LTC will continue to cooperate with EnerSys and EAS as production partners for its lithium-ion battery cells and complete batteries. As part of the transaction, LTC, through its subsidiary Gaia Akkumulatorenwerke GmbH, redeemed all of its interest in EAS in exchange for cash, cancellation of outstanding payables and a credit facility for future purchases of battery cells from EAS. The existing service, supply and intellectual property agreements will remain in place.
Ok, everyone..here is Dennis's chance to show he has been a basher all his life on this board. Unfortunately for us, we invested in a bad greedy management situation starting with Mr.Bush! However, our technology lives on........
INVESTMENT SUMMARY
EnerSys Invests In EAS Germany
On August 13, 2012, EnerSys invested in electrical equipment company EAS Germany GmbH.
Notice it says "invest"
So in fact ENS invested in those factories and never followed up on renewing the agreement and let them go bankrupt.
What makes the whole thing more interesting is the fact Monbat never disclosed what they paid in the bankruptcy proceedings which should have been disclosed. This leads me to believe they needed time to reorganize and get out of their past wrongdoings and finally did with this sale to Britiishvolt. Let's see if I am right.
We should get a least a penny for our shares depending on the existing share structure with Verdant.
Do you need more proof! lol
airfax, VA., August 13, 2012 – Lithium Technology Corporation (“LTC”) announced today it has completed the sale of its 40% minority interest of EAS Germany GmbH to EnerSys. LTC and EnerSys formed the joint venture in Nordhausen, Germany in August 2011 to produce large format lithium-ion battery cells.
LTC will continue to cooperate with EnerSys and EAS as production partners for its lithium-ion battery cells and complete batteries. As part of the transaction, LTC, through its subsidiary Gaia Akkumulatorenwerke GmbH, redeemed all of its interest in EAS in exchange for cash, cancellation of outstanding payables and a credit facility for future purchases of battery cells from EAS. The existing service, supply and intellectual property agreements will remain in place.
The question is how did EnerSys convert EAS into a private company and eventually let them go bankrupt as Lithium Technology Corp. The judge could not be so stupid and I believe behind closed doors they agreed to sell the factories and pay off the investors and debtors after the five-year statute of limitations of fraud was over and as you can see it is exactly what has happened.
And this.
.EnerSys (NYSE: ENS) has acquired an interest in EAS Germany GmbH, an entirely owned subsidiary of Lithium Technology Corporation (OTC Pink:LTHU).
This is enough proof, Dennis!
Monbat has acquired 100% of all tangible and intangible assets of both Gaia Akkumulatorenwerke GmbH and EAS Germany GmbH and has merged both entities into the EAS Batteries GmbH Lithium Technology Corp.
(Plymouth Meeting, PA) announced that it has signed a share exchange agreement that will give Lithium Technology a 100-percent interest in GAIA Akkumulatorenwerke GmbH (GAIA, Germany), a privately held lithium-polymer battery company."Lithium Technology Corporation with its unique lithium ion is recognized as a leading technology company and the memo of understanding that we signed with EnerSys emphasizes this point," commented Dr. Klaus Brandt, president and chief technology officer of Lithium Technology Corporation. "We are very pleased to partner with EnerSys, a world leading battery company with a strong global market presence and reputation for product quality and service. We believe that the partnership, which started approximately a year ago, will increase our exposure in the battery market and increase our revenue growth."
And I suppose Klaus Brandt relationship with Monbat is a coincidence..
Hag since we're throwing darts, my guess is Monbat did not buy LTHUQ shares. Why would anyone want them or pay for them? Arch or VRDT most likely got stuck holding them and the 2 billion they printed up had the same value as Monopoly money. Lithium Technology evaporated along time ago and those invisible factories you have mentioned many times are just dreams. I've never seen any proof Lithium Technology owned any factories. Many many years ago they rented a small building in PA. Can you provide any real proof? Again we are talking about Lithium Technology not any of the other companies that have been part of this game.
I would say significantly better!
I really don't need the money, I bought a Lottery ticket Yesterday, Odds are better.
Hag said to hold your breath for another month then you can breathe.
Hag,
I do not know this judge, his track records and who would be our representative at the court. Sounds like he would have HUGE discretion on the final decision. If I was Al Capone, it would be much much cheaper to buy him out, or even threat him, especially considered many well- known big guys have been involved in this case. In fact, there are many cases like that.
Sorry Hag I'm not buying what your selling but good luck with that.
"Monbat, which is based in Sofia, did not reveal how much it paid for the firms, but did say it would merge them into one operation in Nordhausen called EAS Batteries."
And finally, if I am right our shares are part of a deal they made with the judge, and no money was ever paid for the factories otherwise they would have to be on the final bankruptcy report. And if you guys remember those factory assets were never on the bankruptcy asset side in the beginning but one day they appeared and were listed at around 90,000,000.
Very interesting..
(Bloomberg) – Glencore has agreed to sell its stake in Mopani Copper Mines to the Zambian government for $1.5bn, but will get just $1 upfront. Glencore has been in talks with the state about Mopani since last year after the two clashed on the future of the mine, which has been unprofitable for years. Co.
Could Grahm Norton's copper mines investment fill the gap? Mysteriously his connection to ownership in copper mines has been erased from the internet. Like many other observations, I have made that were pertinent to this situation in my past writings.
Graham Norton-Standen has ownership in copper mines in SA. Connecting the dots could very well he will be supplying copper to Bristish volt as Glencore provides other materials. If I am right we will all do very well since if, in fact, Verdant is holding our shares.
Among the other industry leaders Mr. Norton-Standen has served as a senior executive, board member or advisor are: British Telecom, Cable & Wireless, Deutsche Bank, Hewlett Packard, P&O, Reuters, Tata Group, Unisys, and other organizations. He is currently Chairman and CEO of Verdant Corporation, which develops products and solutions for energy storage and acts as a holding company for energy assets; Chairman of Totara, a New Zealand-based technology company specializing in business learning solutions with operations in New Zealand and United Kingdom; Chairman of VSL, a Hong Kong-based program management trading company; and Chairman of Smartcockpit, a Swiss software company providing security and audit solutions to financial institutions, international airports and other commercial organizations.
Notice it says Verdant is a holding company for energy assets.. What exactly is that! And all references to his copper mines investment have been erased on the internet. Let's hope I am right again. If it's true the 1.6 billion shares that were last being seen held by Verdant are those energy assets and as a result, lthu shares are in fact that value means are shares are too!!!
Stock priceGLEN 492.6 GBp +0.7 (0.14%)
Founded1974
Revenue$203.75 billion (2021)
HeadquartersBaar, Switzerland
You would think giving us a few million would be easy!
Glencore is heavily invested with Britishvolt.
This is the smoking gun in a press release July 6 2017
Monbat, which is based in Sofia, did not reveal how much it paid for the firms, but did say it would merge them into one operation in Nordhausen called EAS Batteries.
Had to be a deal with the judge!
Well after the deal is completed and we don't hear anything after July it might as well be considered everyone got screwed.
Yes Archie should go to jail!
Hag,
The one thing I do not like this case is that Arch and his friend had a scheme to screw the other investors with "malicious intent" created off-shore sandwich while collecting the patent royalty revenues if I am not mistaken? Could it have been treated as the serious fraud in US laws?
Me too, But who even cares Now???Reminds me of an old Jim Reeves song, "Is it really over" and yes I have been drinking!!!
Hag good to see you found your old self, only problem is it's still you.?? Factories, you never seem to amaze me. I'm sure you have those P&S's. I needed a good laugh. Hope you didn't invest in that Bitcoin fairy dust. Enjoy your Summer.
Well, it is interesting that they sold the factories 5 years after the statute of limitations was over. Maybe they made the deal with the judge they would do that and pay off the shareholders and creditors. If we are lucky Arch's shares don't count and we will get 2 cents! It's interesting also it will be same price what Arch's deal with Verdant .0178 a share!! Uncanny at least!
Hag,
Once again, thanks for your analysis!
I’m still holding my shares since 2006.
I hope payday will come. If not, it was an interesting journey
GLTA
FTR
Yes, actually the arch boys many years ago after their last reverse split said in a news release there will never be any reverse again. But after going bankrupt they may still do it! And if anyone gets anything out of this mess I don't think they will really care!
No body ever mentioned a reverse Split !!!
After a reverse split!
Got to give it to you Hag, You can come up with some Stuff, You can't be wrong I believe you have covered every base, Keep up the good work Makes it interesting. I still want $3.00 a share.
and this... His bio says he is chairman...
Chairman
Arch Hill Capital N.V.Arch Hill Capital N.V.
Jan 2013 - Present · 9 yrs 6 mosJan 2013 - Present · 9 yrs 6 mos
The Hague
And this...
For the time being Britishvolt is not a public listed company and as such we currently do not offer investment opportunities suitable for retail investors.
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