Further to my posting of the 23rd.
I can't picture where the Annandale project fits into PBD's Business Plan.
Given that it will take at least 2 years before titles can be issued,and following that,at best, the prospect of only a very small profit, where does this fit in retiring debt and, more importantly, advancing development of their flagship project, Point Grey?
With the 2 new appointments on the 23rd May, the Board and Management team now consists of 9 highly qualified and experienced personnel. (More ongoing expense?)
Something must be about to happen. You do not need a Formula 1 engine to drive a go cart.
These latest appointments obviously have a purpose underpinning them and it just has to be more than the Annandale project.
Is it to re-jig the Point Grey model,organise finance and fight the marina and channel environmental battle.
I also don't know as to how much of the $30+ M that has to be paid off to the Bank in Dec. has been cleared. I can't see Oceanique sales sufficiently coming to the rescue. The clock is ticking.
So I suspect the pressure cooker is about to whistle, and that a major announcement must be imminent.
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