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Organic Potash Corp C.OPC

Alternate Symbol(s):  OPCGF

Organic Potash Corporation is a Canada-based company, which is engaged in the development of production of potassium carbonate produced from agricultural waste, namely cocoa husks in West Africa. The Company produces food grade potassium carbonate from organic waste materials using patented production technology. It has its production facility in Takoradi-Sekondi, Ghana and Ivory Coast. The Company's potassium carbonate is used in multiple industries, including food, manufacturing (potassium carbonate is found in numerous consumer and industrial products), and pharmaceuticals. The Company’s subsidiary is GC Purchasing Ltd.


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Post by Flintstockon Jun 27, 2011 1:18pm
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Looking ahead

Looking aheadMany seem to believe that we shareholders are going to recover little or nothing of our investments.  It may be premature to accept this fate however if indeed this scenario plays out over the coming weeks or months then what recourse do shareholders have.  Do we just move on or is there a possibility of a shareholder class action suit against Opti/Nexen.
For the legal experts, how and by whom would such action be initiated and what is the probabliity of success?  My understanding is that management contracts usually protect executives against liablility  for mismanagement unless intentional criminal fraud can be proven.  While most of us agree that we have been deceived I am doubtful that litigation would be a viable or promising option, but then again what more is there left to lose.  Comments.
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