Now it's a time where shareholders are in a no-man's land.
Having no shares at all, no official information, no guideline.
Now is the time where shareholders must understand the difference owning a tradable Company and a private one.
It seems clear to me that it will be highly difficult to sell a Inwith position without painful compliance and administrative procedures.
At what point, someone will tell that it is taking too much time ?
Seriously, I can understand this is not an overnight process but do you think normal that Inwith/EPGL does not inform the shareholders about the situation, what is next and so on.
Is it normal that a shareholder has no clue of the private Company he will owned...
Shouldn't he receive the basic information about his holding ?
unbelievable to be kept in this situation for so long.
- Some of the less friendly observers have determined that we will abandon our principles and reveal ourselves as shallow cynical exploiters. We must disappoint them... quite simply put, we walk our talk -
