On the basis of ammunition, the more ASIC have, the more likely of a result to get the entitlements issue delayed or suspended.
If it is found that shareholders do not all have an equal opportunity to be able to make an informed decision on whether or not to participate in an entitlements issue, it should legally be stopped or delayed until an informed decision can be made.
Posters like Signature and Pumper can verify this.
We have our own ASIC investigator looking at this case.
Anyone wanting to inform him that they feel the company isn't acting in shareholders' best interests, and they don't know whether there IS a future in it, I urge you to make a formal complaint to ASIC as soon as possible.
How can we POSSIBLY make an informed decision with so many past issues that have never come to fruition, and with the underwriting agreement going with the company that appears to havedestroyed the CVI share price over the last 12 months?
