First item in the weeks agenda:
MONDAY 1ST AUGUST 2011
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FINANCIAL SERVICES DIVISION
CHAMBERS 9:30 A.M. HON. JUSTICE FOSTER
FSD35/11(AJEF) BTU Holdings
S/directions to dispense Cams
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FINANCIAL SERVICES DIVISION
CHAMBERS 9:30 A.M. HON. JUSTICE FOSTER
FSD35/11(AJEF) BTU Holdings
S/directions to dispense Cams
We
are trying to find out the exact purpose of this hearing. BTU Holdings
Company is in liquidation under supervision of the court and the
purpose of the liquidation is to "monetize" somehow the value of the
assets (disposal, sale, etc.) What kinds of directions is the Grand
Court of the Cayman Islands going to provide to "dispense" of the
following:
The known assets of BTU Holding Company include:
- Shares in BTU Ventures, Inc.
- Shares in BTU Power Management
Note: the only known assets of BTU Power Management include THE single voting share in BTU Power Company
Observations
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The first obvious observation is
that we won't see any mention of this either the "Founders' Statement"
or "News" section of Wael's multiple "official" websites related to BTU
Power. This is definitely a significant part of Wael's track record so
it's surprising that it's not deemed newsworthy by Wael.
The second observation is actually more of an open ended question. We wonder what kind of scheme Simon Firth (at Maples and Calder) has come up with for Wael Almazeedi and Mitsue Oishi so they can transfer any assets of value to the companies they control and keep them out of reach of their 44% partner, Abdulmohsen Hayat? Only the single voting share in BTU Power Company has any kind of value (from the management fee). We are pretty sure Wael and Mitsue are not giving that up.
Conclusion
This is only a guess, but if BTU Holdings Company is under liquidation and it is a principal party (as plaintiff as well as defendant) in the lawsuit by Hayat against Almazeedi and Oishi wouldn't the could place a "hold" on the lawsuit until the liquidation was complete?
Wael Almazeedi (and Mitsue Oishi) didn't necessarily place BTU Holdings
Company into liquidation for financial reasons. Wael has admitted in
multiple court filings that BTU Holdings Company has been "broke" since
2005. Could Wael just be stalling for time?
The second observation is actually more of an open ended question. We wonder what kind of scheme Simon Firth (at Maples and Calder) has come up with for Wael Almazeedi and Mitsue Oishi so they can transfer any assets of value to the companies they control and keep them out of reach of their 44% partner, Abdulmohsen Hayat? Only the single voting share in BTU Power Company has any kind of value (from the management fee). We are pretty sure Wael and Mitsue are not giving that up.
Conclusion
This is only a guess, but if BTU Holdings Company is under liquidation and it is a principal party (as plaintiff as well as defendant) in the lawsuit by Hayat against Almazeedi and Oishi wouldn't the could place a "hold" on the lawsuit until the liquidation was complete?