As posted elsewhere Matthew Walker and James Robinson (and 1%...

As posted elsewhere Matthew Walker and James Robinson (and 1% our current CEO, Ian Prentice) sold their company KOP to TMT before it listed.
The transaction took place in July 2016

From the prospectus:









So you’ll see I circled the first sale transaction relating to **anintha in the Prospectus?

That had been when KOP bought **anintha prospects off a company called Pennyweight in October 2015, eoght months before passing it on to Technology Metals ..

It wasn’t because the cash value of the sale price stayed about the same ( although - importantly - when KOP sold, all the owners also got a ‘gazillion’ free shares Technology Metals )

It was because I was curious to see Pennyweight had notifiec ASIC last September that it wanted to de-register - and September was the same month the merger proposal between TMT and AVL was first announced.

No relevance I guess but I thought I’d stick it in:

Spoiler : Pennyweight deregistration notice https://publishednotices.asic.gov.au/browsesearch-notices/notice-details/PENNYWEIGHT-MINERALS-PTY-LTD-641738141/1f71a63b-6f27-4411-9569-898d92757e9d [ATTACH=full

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So FWIW  James Robinson MD of Cicero Group as of 2019 who - as per a post elsewhere - is associated with Station Nominees ( https://announcements.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20190911/pdf/448fkq125wm0tp.pdf)
is also associated with Pennyweight Minerals.

According to the Vesuvius Prospectus of 11/09/19; https://announcements.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20190911/pdf/448fkq125wm0tp.pdf
James owns or owned  33% of Pennyweight.

So starting 2015 the **anintha prospects were ‘kindof’ held by Cicero interests - to some degree at least ?

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