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Opening for discussion a few events which everyone involved CFE should be concerned with; recently tasked with researching CFE as an investment choice, I noticed some red flags surrounding how its finances have been managed.
Information in the post has been compiled from publicly available reputable sources as well verified comments made on public forums such as hotcopper and wallstreet-online.de.
Who is Mark Ashurst and what is his involvement with CFE?
Mark Ashurst is a former director of Frank Timis' African Minerals Ltd, the largest shareholder of CFE until administrators where appointed. Mark has been involved with a number of businesses that both Frank Timis and Tony Sage have been associated with.
The NSX announcement (https://www.nsx.com.au/ftp/news/021729993.PDF) for African Petroleum Ltd reveals on page labeled 106, two companies that Mark Ashurst has been a company director of have significant relevance to CFE.
1. Timis Mining Corporation (SL) Limited
Timis Mining Corporation (SL) Limited in October 2014 was paid by CFE $20 Million USD of the company cash reserves for a stake in the London Mining asset acquisition.
https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20141022/pdf/42t2nsgttscd0g.pd…
2. Gulf Energy International Limited (Director)
On 3 separate occasions provided cash to CFE in exchange for off market share issue at a multiple of their market value. The following summarised from CFE.ASX announcements.
31/3/2016 - 94M shares @ $0.042 = $4M (value 1.8M)
23/07/2018 - 23.5M Options @ $0.05 for $1.175M (0.03 = $0.7M)
13/12/2018 - 15M Options @ $0.03c for $0.45M (0.02 = $0.3M)
= 5.635M provided in cash back into the CFE to continue funding its operations.
The company Gulf Energy International Limited with head quarters in Grand Cayman provided $5.635M in cash funds over a 2 1/2 year period for what on market value of $2.8M.
In the court case "Leadenhall Australia Pty Limited v Cape Lambert Resources Limited [2018]" - 26 April 2018 [DoJ] - the directors of Gulf Energy are listed as Chris Narborough and Grainne Brady. "I call the shots, though, as with any company, significant decisions are made by the Board" - Chris Narborough. Mr Lebbon requested that ASIC identify the persons behind the company but was turned down and the case was dismissed based on the holding of Leadenhall at the time.
Supporting the association, according to the social media and corporate profiles for Chris Narborough and Mark Ashurst both attended Sheffield University (UK) studying Law in the same year. Two people involved with funding CFE, named as directors of Gulf Energy International Limited and attended the same University at the same time.
The summary of the above is that Mark Ashurst is a known associate of Tony Sage, Frank Timis and a director of, the former CFE largest shareholder, the company provided $20M USD of CFE funds and the company that provided $5.8M funding for $2.8M in market value assets.
This information available may show that there is a direct relationship between Tony Sage and Gulf Energy through Mark Ashurst which for the court case above failed to establish.
The primary concern is now how company funds are being received through a known Tax Haven country and appears to have direct links to the former majority shareholder and the $20 Million paid to the associated directors of that company.
I will be providing in a future post on the activities surrounding the Lithium developments that equally require scrutiny of shareholders and market governance bodies.
With these behaviors I will of course be recommended against investments in CFE and associated companies. I also invite CFE representatives to correct any of the information publicly published by themselves or related entities.
Information in the post has been compiled from publicly available reputable sources as well verified comments made on public forums such as hotcopper and wallstreet-online.de.
Who is Mark Ashurst and what is his involvement with CFE?
Mark Ashurst is a former director of Frank Timis' African Minerals Ltd, the largest shareholder of CFE until administrators where appointed. Mark has been involved with a number of businesses that both Frank Timis and Tony Sage have been associated with.
The NSX announcement (https://www.nsx.com.au/ftp/news/021729993.PDF) for African Petroleum Ltd reveals on page labeled 106, two companies that Mark Ashurst has been a company director of have significant relevance to CFE.
1. Timis Mining Corporation (SL) Limited
Timis Mining Corporation (SL) Limited in October 2014 was paid by CFE $20 Million USD of the company cash reserves for a stake in the London Mining asset acquisition.
https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20141022/pdf/42t2nsgttscd0g.pd…
2. Gulf Energy International Limited (Director)
On 3 separate occasions provided cash to CFE in exchange for off market share issue at a multiple of their market value. The following summarised from CFE.ASX announcements.
31/3/2016 - 94M shares @ $0.042 = $4M (value 1.8M)
23/07/2018 - 23.5M Options @ $0.05 for $1.175M (0.03 = $0.7M)
13/12/2018 - 15M Options @ $0.03c for $0.45M (0.02 = $0.3M)
= 5.635M provided in cash back into the CFE to continue funding its operations.
The company Gulf Energy International Limited with head quarters in Grand Cayman provided $5.635M in cash funds over a 2 1/2 year period for what on market value of $2.8M.
In the court case "Leadenhall Australia Pty Limited v Cape Lambert Resources Limited [2018]" - 26 April 2018 [DoJ] - the directors of Gulf Energy are listed as Chris Narborough and Grainne Brady. "I call the shots, though, as with any company, significant decisions are made by the Board" - Chris Narborough. Mr Lebbon requested that ASIC identify the persons behind the company but was turned down and the case was dismissed based on the holding of Leadenhall at the time.
Supporting the association, according to the social media and corporate profiles for Chris Narborough and Mark Ashurst both attended Sheffield University (UK) studying Law in the same year. Two people involved with funding CFE, named as directors of Gulf Energy International Limited and attended the same University at the same time.
The summary of the above is that Mark Ashurst is a known associate of Tony Sage, Frank Timis and a director of, the former CFE largest shareholder, the company provided $20M USD of CFE funds and the company that provided $5.8M funding for $2.8M in market value assets.
This information available may show that there is a direct relationship between Tony Sage and Gulf Energy through Mark Ashurst which for the court case above failed to establish.
The primary concern is now how company funds are being received through a known Tax Haven country and appears to have direct links to the former majority shareholder and the $20 Million paid to the associated directors of that company.
I will be providing in a future post on the activities surrounding the Lithium developments that equally require scrutiny of shareholders and market governance bodies.
With these behaviors I will of course be recommended against investments in CFE and associated companies. I also invite CFE representatives to correct any of the information publicly published by themselves or related entities.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 62.589.502 von Lothar1234 am 05.02.20 12:34:12
Hier der passende Link:
https://hotcopper.com.au/documentdownload?id=uOMxKKzFkiWRTLK…
Zitat von Lothar1234:Zitat von berma: Gib bitte die Quelle dazu an!?
dort kann man alles nachlesen...anfrage von ASX an CAPE
22nd Antwort auf ASX-Anfrage....ist von 22 oktober 2019...man sollte aber schon alles lesen...🤔
Hier der passende Link:
https://hotcopper.com.au/documentdownload?id=uOMxKKzFkiWRTLK…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 62.589.172 von berma am 05.02.20 12:11:52
dort kann man alles nachlesen...anfrage von ASX an CAPE
22nd Antwort auf ASX-Anfrage....ist von 22 oktober 2019...man sollte aber schon alles lesen...🤔
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Zitat von berma: Gib bitte die Quelle dazu an!?
dort kann man alles nachlesen...anfrage von ASX an CAPE
22nd Antwort auf ASX-Anfrage....ist von 22 oktober 2019...man sollte aber schon alles lesen...🤔
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 62.589.172 von berma am 05.02.20 12:11:52Quartalsbericht. Sollten Sie aber kennen.
Company is currently committing minimum expenditure on the Marampa Project and no exploration activities are currently underway at the Marampa Project.
Company is currently committing minimum expenditure on the Marampa Project and no exploration activities are currently underway at the Marampa Project.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 62.588.860 von Lothar1234 am 05.02.20 11:43:19Gib bitte die Quelle dazu an!?
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laut ASX abfrage an CL hatte/hat man nicht vor die lizens Marampa zu erwerben...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 62.586.394 von berma am 05.02.20 09:09:30ich musste ja schon öfters mal dran denken....evtl. gibt's hier einen Zusammenhang ;-)
https://www.pressebox.de/inaktiv/dgwa-gmbh/Etienne-du-Plessi…
https://www.pressebox.de/inaktiv/dgwa-gmbh/Etienne-du-Plessi…
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Den Aussagen der Entscheidungsträger Sierra Leone's entnehme ich, das sie sehr stark daran interessiert sind, dass das Marampa-Projekt in Produktion geht.
Zitat: "Die Gesamtressource des Projekts wird auf eine Milliarde Tonnen Eisenerz mit einem Anteil von 32% Fe geschätzt, mit dem Potenzial, die Ressource zu erweitern. Das historische Projekt umfasst drei veraltete Produktionsanlagen und zugehörige Infrastruktur von London Mining zwischen 2011 und 2014."
Quelle: https://www.mining-journal.com/digital_assets/469c0ca1-38de-…
>>> Seiten 22 - 24
News vom 11.10.2019:
https://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2019-10/4788619…
Sollte CL tatsächlich entsprechende Lizenzen erhalten, könnte es hier noch sehr angenehm werden. In den letzten Monaten wurden offenbar weitaus mehr Aktien von CL gekauft als verkauft. Könnte das auf etwas hindeuten?
Es bleibt spannend!
Zitat: "Die Gesamtressource des Projekts wird auf eine Milliarde Tonnen Eisenerz mit einem Anteil von 32% Fe geschätzt, mit dem Potenzial, die Ressource zu erweitern. Das historische Projekt umfasst drei veraltete Produktionsanlagen und zugehörige Infrastruktur von London Mining zwischen 2011 und 2014."
Quelle: https://www.mining-journal.com/digital_assets/469c0ca1-38de-…
>>> Seiten 22 - 24
News vom 11.10.2019:
https://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2019-10/4788619…
Sollte CL tatsächlich entsprechende Lizenzen erhalten, könnte es hier noch sehr angenehm werden. In den letzten Monaten wurden offenbar weitaus mehr Aktien von CL gekauft als verkauft. Könnte das auf etwas hindeuten?
Es bleibt spannend!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 62.579.179 von capo70 am 04.02.20 16:20:47
sag ich ja,nichts mehr los,für zocker ganz gut...hatte man ja gesehen den einen tag fast 23 mille gehandelt,dann wieder zurück auf 0,0020...🤔
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Zitat von capo70: Yep,nix mehr los ,stehen schon bei fast 0,06 von 0,02Millionen Stücke werden gekauft
Millionen Stücke werden gekauftsag ich ja,nichts mehr los,für zocker ganz gut...hatte man ja gesehen den einen tag fast 23 mille gehandelt,dann wieder zurück auf 0,0020...🤔
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