speculation and food for thought

Hi Nasitrading et alii,


To begin with this is speculation on my part so please do your own Research and DD.


Just some food for thought and trying to connect some "Dots".


What if the "Boys from MQB" are using SBL to back-door their Kasbah Resources Limited project. See information from MQB's website below. MQB were to list Kasbah Resources Limited on the AIM in the last quarter of 2006. Please see below. This listing has not happened to date.


So is it possible that MQB has been busy acquiring control of SBL to back-door Kasbah Resources Limited on the AIM using the AIM "Fast Track" method?
See "The fast track route to AIM" below.



Any constructive thoughts or comments welcomed.


Cheers,

Brantley


Again this is speculation on my part so please do your own Research and DD.

From MQB's website:

The Principals of MQB Ventures have acquired a very large tin deposit in Morocco and incorporated Kasbah Resources Limited to mange the financing, exploration and development of this project.

To date Kasbah Resources has raised almost £2million in seed capital to complete the acquisition and to prepare the Company for listing on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) in London in the last quarter of 2006.





http://www.mqbventures.com/

See below section of SBL announcement 20/02/2007:

Appoints new directors - review resources opportunities

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/NR/rdonlyres/135D6B35-51A3-4FA7-B048-2B2922840FED/0/2293.pdf

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