RE:RE:Comments on news releaseInteresting dilema for sure T33
There are others in Saskatchewan seeking funding for world class nitrogen projects as well, and have been for years. GSFCs expertise is in India, not in Saskatchewan and there are many obvious differences.
Karnalytes market cap is low enough that big money would simply take the company out, and run it the way they wanted. Problem is, GSFC is insulated from that with the many covenants in the Agreements.
It is highly unlikely they would waive those protections
Karnalyte appears to be introducing a major cost cutting strategy and are contemplating selling non potash assets…..but what assets does the corporation have not related to potash?
Do we see lay off notices shortly, and is it prudent to increase a board by 40% when these cost saving measures are being announced.
Things seem very confused at the moment, as talk of selling assets, demotion to the Venture, are often in conjunction with corporate restructuring. Share consolidation is generally in the same conversation.
There is likely $2.5 million remaining in the treasury, and several expensive lawsuits on the books, so hopefully an update is provided as legal costs will nip away at the remaining treasury.
It should have happened long ago but at some point Karnalyte is going to have to stand up against GSFC, and simply say NO MORE!