Firstly the good.
Get me a glass of water. Preferably Evian as I reckon TB8 is a bit tainted. Now, the good news is that the share price cannot go any lower in this 'interim' period can it ? Who knows now what the executive directors - who the $%^ are they, and the CEO - who the ^%$ is that will be doing with all the cash that is supposed to be generated by the huge amount of bottled water that is allegedly being consumed by the thirty chinese. I nearly said by thirsty camels in the desert then realised we don't have an agreement with the Middle east yet.
Probably a good thing the new secretary left as I am sure there is more to this than meets the eye. Our real business could be, or could be alleged to be cryptocurrency trading and the new secretary could not keep things bottled up any more.
Then again, maybe someone has taken off with the loose change in the pigs bank. Like over twenty million dollars of it?
I apologize as there is no good here. But perhaps there is. the last announcement -
Tianmei
Beverage
Group
Corporation
Limited
(the
“Company”)
announces
the
appointment
of
Jaylin
Mao
as
a
Non--‐Executive
Director
of
the
Company.
Ms.
Mao
is
an
experienced
executive
who
has
worked
extensively
in
the
banking
and
finance
industry.
Ms.
Mao
is
a
current
senior
manager
at
Westpac
Bank
and
has
over
20
years
of
management
and
senior
management
experience
with
a
range
of
companies
including
Credit
Suisse
Private
Banking,
Commonwealth
Bank
of
Australia
and
AIMS
financial
Group.
The
Company
also
advises
that
Justyn
Stedwell
has
been
appointed
as
Company
Secretary
of
the
Company.
The above copy and paste came out like that so I apologize. But considering the posters here, I reckon we couldn't even field a damn cricket team. No one cares. The smartest dude was the first day stag seller. No one they call them stags. What a great looking beast in hindsight.
Worrying potentially is just the company secretary's, the old one's name. Come on Justyn.
That brings me to Jaylin Mao. Time for her to start batting for our small team here. Show me da money Jaylin and we will take you out for yum cha. The credentials she has makes you wonder what on earth she is doing here. You all have had that thought. Non executive means she sits in economy which is good for us. But where is that dividend?
Could this be a way like an errant NRL or AFL team getting controlled by ASIC in some way. That could be a good thing. It is embarrassing in Aussie-Sino relationships. The whole thing as mentioned by Gentle Ben - now known as Extremely Peeved Ben - is a complete and utter farce.
Potential takeover - sure I'd like to see that.
At the moment the company is suspended but it allegedly carries on its business. Do we really know what that is?
Shocked, surprised, flummoxed and bamboozled by this cash cow.
Is this the legacy of a real N.ong ? I hope not.
Any light at the end of the tunnel? Sure, a damn train light coming our way.
If this mess gets the attention it deserves then surely everything has to be cleaned up because our great umpire ASIC looks as if it could wind up with more than egg on its face.
I guess that is it for me. Nicholas may have scrambled for the exit door knowing there was only one parachute. Jaylin Mao may have been excited by travel to China to possibly see her grandparents frequently.
As I say, the only positive is the status quo and if they get back into trading. Now then might be the time to average down, to two cents. You just never know, our company may actually be selling that amount of bottled water in the past, but what of the next month? Morale? Where are the ship steadiers ?
