Wai Chun Mining Industry Group Company Limited
| Formerly known as |
Until |
| Nority International Group Limited |
31-Mar-08 |
Concentration warning
Company announcement, 12-Jun-07
Showdown at Nority
As we predicted last October,
shareholder South China Industries has begun a proxy battle for control of
the board of shoe-maker Nority International, where the existing directors
had attempted to grant themselves a bumper round of options without South
China's approval. The showdown is set for tomorrow at a shareholders'
meeting. (10-Jan-00)
Foot-loose at Nority
All is not well in the Nority
boardroom. Following our last article, it emerged that 39.9% shareholder
South China had not been told about the directors new
share options and were not exactly happy. Now the options are scrapped and they are seeking to have new
directors appointed to the board. Are we about to see a proxy battle?
(28-Oct-99)
What's Afoot at Nority?
Investors should keep an eye on listed footwear maker
Nority International Group, where the directors have just blown their share
option scheme, granting themselves options to subscribe for 10% of the company
ahead of a doubling of the share price. The Chairman has also increased his
holding in August by 5% of the company. (10-Oct-99)
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