Yeah, I recognised that wording in the ann.
You mean the same 'imminent' which means 'soon' which means 'in the near future' which means 'future' which means 'tomorrow or any day after tomorrow' which includes 'next month' which is nearly the same as 'next year'....
In other words, the samne 'imminent' that will have the BFS released 6 months ago....
I am going to start using 'imminent' to clients at work to let them know how soon things will be done... I am sure they have a different expectation to NKP mgmt....
will nkp commence trading today...?, page-3
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