RE:TradingThe last document from the company was signed on August 4 th.
It was the "Monthly Progress Report" for the CSE. Like in so many month before, it is only a copy and paste of old "Monthly Progress Reports". If you like to check it out yourself go to:
https://webfiles.thecse.com/EOM_-_CSE_Form_7-_Monthly_Progress_Report_2021-07_Final.pdf?94adneNoQtWMLNQ_nE_.Tr558H50SzCb
The longer the arbitration decision is delayed, the more from the expected arbitration amount will be minused from the shareholders and old CVR holders. The longer it takes the more unethical profits can risen the few "certain" people, who were able to sign these new CVR`s.
That Covid has really no influence in the arbitration delay, I do not believe this. I think it is a false protection claim of those few "certain" people. They might be afraid, that some one accuses them about illegal "Usury" ,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usury, what they de facto do. And this in the Covid times.... !
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Discuss any trends which are likely to impact the Issuer including trends in the Issuer’s market(s) or political/regulatory trends. None None None With respect to the Company’s arbitration claim against Colombia, the Company considers that, due to the advanced stage of the proceeding, the impact of COVID-19 is likely to be insignificant. The final hearing took place in late January 2020 and the Company filed its Post-Hearing Brief (its final written submission) on 1 March 2020, following which the Tribunal began its deliberations prior to issuing a final award. The Company is working closely with legal counsel to consider any possible impacts as a result of COVID-19. In terms of the submitted closure plan in Colombia, COVID-19 may delay the decision to be made by the Colombian authorities.
Quote source:
https://webfiles.thecse.com/EOM_-_CSE_Form_7-_Monthly_Progress_Report_2021-07_Final.pdf?94adneNoQtWMLNQ_nE_.Tr558H50SzCb