RE:RE:About listing on the ASX I hadn't seen it from that angle. It is indeed an embarrassing situation for Mr Callow.
If I understand correctly, the future of AGG is essentially dependent on the efforts of the canvasser to finance this project. Hurry up...
It is without hard feelings that I recall the amount of green wood I received in the face when I was developing RBX/AGG merger scenarios. For many shareholders, these scenarios would probably make more sense today. I felt it was possible, given Robex's business model. At this time, Mr. Callow was probably not so willing to make concessions. In the same period, 2 members of the board of directors left their position. Is a difference of opinion the cause of these departures? An entrepreneur with a financial profile might have done things differently. Finding the right balance between opportunism and risk takes experience. If the future tells us that Mr Callow broke his face on this one, it will also be to the detriment of all the shareholders. One thing is certain, you should not play with time in business. Currently, any potential buyer is fully aware of the weak position in which AGG finds itself.