Carlisle Goldfields Limited T.CGJ

Consolidation 6.5 to 1

[hrattle]

I guess now we know why the shareprice has been so weak...not that it should make any difference but the market nearly always punishes a junior that does a reverse split.

[pleazu69]

The market also punishes bad decissions... turning down a offer of .096 when it was trading @ .03 just so they can - dilute - reverse split - rinse - repeat This ticker will continue to go no where for years to come, but at least board members will still have their bonus, options and salaries.  Best option for shareholders...lol   When you read that, you know your dealing with

[hrattle]

There is nothing about further dilution in the proposed consolidation plan. No-one made an offer of 9.6 cents (which still looks too cheap for the whole company). Carlisle is currently trading at 80% of cash. Current shareholders should adjust their holdings to a whole number of board lots post-consolidation (a multiple of 3250?).

[DSAENT]

First time posting - since the AuRico deal I am NOW an angry shareholder - have been a large shareholder for too long. Yes there was an offer by Nord Gold for .096 ( I have been emailing them ) !!! You will see from several sources ; https://www.miningweekly.com/article/russias-nord-gold-makes-140-premium-bid-to-buy-canadas-carlisle-goldfields-2014-11-14https://www

[hrattle]

Dave - did you actually read any of those articles???? They all say Nord Gold WOULD make an offer if they are allowed. BUT THE FACT IS THEY WEREN'T AND NEVER MADE AN OFFER. In addition, the potential offer was contingent on unwinding the AuRico JV. (The PP had not yet taken place so was not an issue). It is not clear if Carlisle could unwind the AuRico JV, they had received $5m and

[DSAENT]

Hi hrattle ( why does no-one use their real name ? ), Yes, I did read the articles but more importantly I have been in communication with Nord Gold itself. Nord Gold has told me they were aware of Carlisle talking with Aurico and had asked management to " Let them " make an offer before signing any deals with Aurico. The root problem to all of this is Carlisle Management " made