From the links in the last article…….. and what is going on here might get very complicated. [I hope this makes sense?]
And I might just stick with my original thoughts about the articles.
From article 2… To me, all this sounds like a normal complicated Landau deal. The article states where the original money was supposedly coming from and why it didn’t eventuate. The application to wind up ICBC Capital Pty Ltd came from Xuan in JUNE-2015
“An application for the winding up of ICBC Capital Pty Ltd formerly known as Komodo Capital Pty Ltd was commenced by the plaintiff Xuan Khoa Pham on 16/06/2015….” For info. On Mr X see NKP threads.
Who knows what sort of deals have been done after ICBC Capital Pty Ltd was placed into receivership and who is not happy, it sure sounds like someone in the know is feeding the press.
Quote – “ANP’s prospectus lauded the expertise of all three foundation directors, whose families and associated companies held most of the shares.
Those shareholdings carried over into ANP when the operation was floated in 2012.” end quote
Quote – “Another company, Envy Lamb Pty Ltd, was set up in 2013 as a subsidiary of ANP. Sources toldThe Weekly Times, lambs were to be produced at Deniliquin, slaughtered in Colac and shipped overseas — mostly to China — under the Envy Lamb brand.” End quote
So, is Envy Lambs covered under Chapter 11?
Quote - “Envy Lamb, which was not placed in receivership, was sold to Dimitrios (James) Podaridis, of Templestowe, on June 6 this year. Mr Podaridis is a director of ICBC Capital Pty Ltd, a venture capital company.”
[[[[NOTE - Mr Peter Landau – Non-Executive Director Mr Landau is the founding director of Okap Ventures Pty Ltd and ICBC Capital Pty Ltd., internationally focused project management, corporate advisory and venture capital firms based in Western Australia and London. Mr Landau is…….. “ In lots of trouble with ASIC and it involves more than one listed company]]]]]
“ICBC was placed in liquidation by the Supreme Court of NSW in March this year as it was insolvent.
It was stripped of its Australian Financial Services licence by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission last month. Sources toldThe Weekly Times ICBC Capital was to invest money in ANP prior to it going into administration.
With the failure of the lamb operation, ANP had no business.
That’s when its directors turned their minds to dairy ventures in Australia and Fiji.” End quote.
So let’s say the new farm deals are off the table, then it would explain why the proposed unusual proposed trip to Fiji.