RE:RE:RE:RE:Bad restructuring deal sunk Excellon, IMO Now that Excellon's Officers, Directors and Debenture Holders* have full control over the company they can either 1)Finally "unlock significant value for our investors from each of the jurisdictions in which we are operating” as Excellon stated it would do years ago, raising Excellon's asset's market value/market cap back to its historical average of C$140 million and its stock price up along with it. Or 2) Force Excellon into bankruptcy and take complete ownership of Excellon's assets as suggested on this board. Either way they will make a fortune at the expense of Excellon's shareholders, some paying over C$10/share for Excellon's stock as recently as 2018, even with Excellon owning fewer assets and gold and silver prices much lower. IMO, If Debenture Holders do not step up, do their part for everything Excellon shareholders gave them, and finance Excellon's operations and projects soon, you will know what their plan is.
Does this constitute 'Fiduciary Negligence' or something even worse on the part of Excellon's Officers as also suggested on this board? That is for some one else to decide.
*The actual names of the individuals that own these Debentures have been hidden through LLC's and other entities.