Skynet11
4 weeks ago
I think things will take off even more upon changing a new administration in the U.S. If Trump is elected I think the market will react positively. Even though the market has been 'up', I just feel in a way it's been stagnant, like it's not running on all cylinders due to inflation, energy, etc. I'm hoping that drops in interest rates will spark interest in financing, especially the Houston Project. We'll see. I've been hoping and praying.
highjumper
1 month ago
I want to know more about this stuff... https://ibb.co/chDGspt Apparently, Mr Bowden collected a lot of information about the companies that Kearney has been involved in.
Again, as I stated previously, there are similar patterns in these allegations and what we've seen.
To note, Gordon Bowden passed away a few years ago. Also, Mr Varma and another LIM employee have passed in the last couple of years. Not making a connection, just saying.
The Philosopher
1 month ago
Previous info regarding M.Kearney vs Anglesey
(Posted on 29 October 2023)
Anglesey shareholders oust chairman John Kearney
Anglesey Mining plc shareholders voted against re-electing chairman and director John Kearney after his nearly 30 years’ service with the group.
Support: highly significant contribution during his tenure as chair (Pixabay)
At the company’s general meeting on 27 October, the resolution to re-appoint him received 93,533,645 votes in favour, 103,058,404 against with 256,302 withheld.
Non-executive director Andrew King will act as interim chairman while a formal process begins to appoint a permanent successor.
Finance director Danesh Varma said: “On behalf of the board and colleagues at Anglesey Mining, I would like to thank John for his highly significant contribution to Anglesey Mining during his tenure as chair and for his support to me personally.
“John has played an instrumental role in the life of the group over the past 29 years and will be sorely missed.”
Mr Kearney is chairman of the company’s investee (12%) Labrador Iron Mines Holdings Ltd, Canada and a director of joint venture partner Grangesberg Iron AB in Sweden.
The Philosopher
1 month ago
The problem with M. Kearney is not that he is not qualified enough. Look at the info below regarding is experience in the mining sector.The problem is he is getting too old...How old is he? 75?
From Wall Street Journal
John Francis Kearney
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Labrador Iron Mines Holdings Ltd.
John Francis Kearney is a Canadian businessperson who founded Labrador Iron Mines Holdings Ltd. and who has been at the helm of 16 different companies. Mr. Kearney occupies the position of Chairman for Conquest Resources Ltd., Chairman & Chief Executive Officer at Labrador Iron Mines Holdings Ltd., Chairman at Royalties, Inc., Chairman for Canadian Manganese Co., Inc., Chairman at Minco Exploration Plc, Executive Chairman & Chief Executive Officer of Minco Plc and Chairman & Chief Executive Officer at Buchans Resources Ltd. Mr. Kearney is also Member of The Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy & Petroleum, Member of Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada and Member of Law Society of Ireland and on the board of 9 other companies.
In the past John Francis Kearney held the position of Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer of Campbell Resources, Inc., Chairman & Chief Executive Officer for ZincX Resources Corp., Chairman of Anglesey Mining Plc, Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer for Northgate Minerals Corp., Chairman of NorZinc Ltd., Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer of MetalQuest Minerals, Inc., Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer of Sonora Gold & Silver Corp. and President & Chief Executive Officer for Sulliden Gold Corp. Ltd.
John Francis Kearney received an MBA from Trinity College Dublin and a graduate degree and an undergraduate degree from University College Dublin.
bobbleheadtwin
1 month ago
LIM has two large shareholders which together control over 80% of LIM; there is no market or liquidity in the shares of LIM; LIMH holds 52% of LIM and has no direct interest in the Houston Project. Recommendations of LIM Management
LIM Management believes that combining the shareholdings of LIMH and LIM, into a single publicly traded
company, will simplify the corporate structure, improve liquidity and market capitalisation, enhance
financing flexibility for the development and construction of the Houston Project, and create the best
prospects long-term value for LIM Shareholders.
The number of LIMH Shares to be issued in exchange for the LIM Shares pursuant to the Amalgamation,
is calculated to equate to the relative percentage interest of each company in the underlying assets. That
is, the shareholders of LIM, other than LIMH, will continue to hold, indirectly, the same percentage
interest in the assets of LIM upon completion of the Amalgamation as they hold, directly, before the
Amalgamation. In addition, LIM Shareholders will hold their shares in, and have exposure to, a publicly
traded company.