Why was there a need to attract external funding?
Because the funds that the company has got from the sale of shares and the company's profit were not enough to finance all the projects necessary for growth.
At the same time, the company prefers to raise an external funding instead of selling its shares cheap.
GREAT - why wouldn't you let us know much, much sooner? AMBER couldn't sell enough shares even to cover the $72k, they'd divest themselves below %51.
aka - the coin and reached it's valued end. It's increased value isn't strong enough to pay shareholders thru divested sales of minted/staked coin.
Do the numbers shareholders, you'll see that I'm correct.
Why it was necessary to postpone the payout of dividends for the 3rd Quarter?
The main reason is the fact that the company is currently carries out a geological exploration on the new field. After that we still need to obtain a permition for mining there. This process requires a serious investments. At the same time it shouldn’t be interrupted.
In addition, the success of this process directly affects the future profits of the company and its capitalization.
As the external funding was not received until October 15 then the company was forced to make a decision on the temporary use of its profits.
So AmberTrade is using stock value to fund this geological exploration?
Any literature for the shareholders? That's how most companies do it, and they issue reports regarding this type of thing.
AGAIN - is AMBER a company or a crypto currency? When Amber decides to keep shareholders money, we have the right
to know why at a level much higher than a blog post.
Why Company cannot pay $72k now and use the rest of its profit for development?
Because such an approach is not even considered.
All shareholders have equal rights in spite of the size of the share.
It can not be that some shareholders finances development while the others at the same time receives dividends.
Unfortunately, you're not entirely correct here. For instance, the company holds %51 stock and is keeping it share of the profits.
So, some shareholder(s) (Amber Trade LTD) are actually receiving dividends. That's how a publicly traded "company" works.
So again I ask - is Amber Trade LTD a company? or a crypto currency?
Where are the annual reports? What's the CEO's email address? When are the board meetings?
Where are the board meeting minutes?