54 days ago
I start with the Burnley FC sponsorship scandal. I hope none of you trade with Finotive. Then it is Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX), GB Group (GBG) and a big big bear call from Lucian Miers and some even bigger names in finance.
92 days ago
There was another corporate update from Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) yesterday. Gallons of MBA wankspeak cannot hide the fact that the company is guzzling cash, largely in related party deals and management troughing, and is running on vapours. As if that was not bad enough, the FCA is all over CEO Ganesarajah over misleading statements made in RNS’s and the City’s second most hated man Richard Jennings is suing Sath for more than £500,000. And now…
166 days ago
Were the BE Group of companies run by Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) CEO Sather Ganesarajah in a stinking financial mess it would be embarrassing but not a killer blow. But the fact that the wretched Ganesarajah is looting Bluebird not only with vast fees for himself but also with payments to the BE Group for services which appear to generate no revenues makes this a big issue.
195 days ago
I received a, veiled, threatening email yesterday on behalf of Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV), albeit indirectly through one of CEO Sath Ganesarajah's lackeys at the financially challenged BE Group HERE. What I hadn't realised was the real value of these warrants Sath wants to bully me into surrendering. I now feel as if this was an attempt to defraud me… let me explain.
204 days ago
On 28 January Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) announced that NED Cedric Simonet had walked with immediate effect. That was yet another abrupt boardroom departure and leves the company with a board of one, Sath Ganesarajah so there is now absolutely no check on his power.
218 days ago
After yesterday’s revelations about Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV), I have written to my link man at the FCA about its CEO Sath Ganesarajah once again.
226 days ago
Oh dear, Oh dear. This looks grim. Let’s start with the timeline. On 16 January Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) published an FCA Prospectus allowing it to use £600,000 worth of shares which started trading on 22 January. It also announced a WRAP retail offer which flopped.