And as was said (if it becomes necessary) more share dilution and loss of value to shareholders.
My point is: - At the moment the Sami are winning this battle, - In my view it is not Sami fault, it is the fault of the Swedish system.
This is costing very real money, loss of business opportunity, loss of shareholder value and the list goes on.
If Sweden want foreign businesses to invest in Sweden there is a very long way to go for them to clean up their system. I can sell my shares in TLG at any time , but at a significant loss, which I am not prepared to do. So I am somewhat stuck.
Not again though. I will never again buy shares in a company that invests in Sweden, unless there is a significant overhaul of their system.
Just my views.
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