Hierdie reaksie is gepubliseer in ‘n verdere Moneyweb-artikel getiteld “ <www.moneyweb.co.za/in-depth/investigations/nova-trustee-takes-on-sharemax-rescue-vehicle-board/> Nova trustee takes on Sharemax rescue vehicle board”

Sien www.moneyweb.co.za/in-depth/investigations/nova-trustee-takes-on-sharemax-rescue-vehicle-board/

en www.moneyweb.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/JPT-response.pdf

Luister ook na hierdie potgooi oor die onderwerp in RSG se Geldsake: iono.fm/e/1572350 waar Tromp verdere insette gelewer het.

Let wel: slegs beskikbaar in Afrikaans – Indien Engelssprekendes of ander taalsprekers hulp benodig, moet hulle asseblief met familielede of ander, bv. hul finansiële adviseur, skakel vir ‘n vertaling

Ingeval bogenoemde agter ‘n “paywall” geplaas is, kry toegang hier:

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Waarheen gaan dit?

Likwidasie van Nova is nie die beste opsie nie as gevolg van die gebrek aan fondse om die skuldbriefhouers terug te betaal, wat nie eers eerste in die ry is nie. Hulle staan ​​agter Sars en ander voorkeurkrediteure.

Om die maatskappy in die beheer van die huidige direksie te laat, kan geensins gesien word as ‘n lewensvatbare toekoms wat terugbetaling kan lewer nie.

Om die maatskappy in kuratorskap te plaas (wat beteken opskorting van die huidige direkteurskap) mag dalk ‘n opsie wees, maar gegewe die oënskynlike insolvensie, hoe lank sal dit neem om die maatskappy te herstel, te stabiliseer en te laat groei tot die punt waar skuldbriefterugbetalingsvermoë bereik word?

Is die uitkomste van die CIPC en sy ondersoek na die beweerde onwettighede en onreëlmatighede agter die sluiting van Sharemax en ander eiendomsindikasiemaatskappye in 2010, en afsonderlik na Nova oor sy mislukkings, die enigste hoop? Kan daar enige hoop in hierdie verband wees solank die CIPC se tussentydse verslag nie vrygestel word nie en dus enige vordering na ‘n uiteindelike voordelige uitkoms vir die beleggers verhoed?

Wat nodig is, is aksie! Hoe langer die vertragings voorkom, hoe gevaarliker word die moontlikheid van ingryping deur “gevestigde belange” met die moontlikheid dat die hele saak onder die dekmantel van “politieke doelmatigheid” laat vaar word

Dit lyk asof daar óf te veel interne burokrasie by CIPC is wat die vrystelling belemmer, óf dat daar te veel geleentheid is vir eksterne agente – diegene wat dalk in die verslag genoem, indien nie geïmpliseer nie – om in te meng, óf dat daar binne CIPC te veel kommer is oor die moontlike reputasieskade wat die lot van sekere persone en entiteite by die staatsorgane kan wees, wat duidelik sal word sodra die Finale Verslag uiteindelik al die vorige skelmstreke in die publieke domein plaas!

This response has also been published in a further Moneyweb article titled <www.moneyweb.co.za/in-depth/investigations/nova-trustee-takes-on-sh aremax-rescue-vehicle-board/> Nova trustee takes on Sharemax rescue vehicle board

See www.moneyweb.co.za/in-depth/investigations/nova-trustee-takes-on-sha remax-rescue-vehicle-board/

and www.moneyweb.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/JPT-response.pdf

Listen also to this podcast on the topic in RSG’s Geldsake: iono.fm/e/1572350 where Tromp gave further inputs

Note: only available in Afrikaans. If English or other language speakers require assistance, they should, please, engage with family members or others, eg; their financial advisor, for an interpretation

In the event that the above have been placed behind a paywall, access here:

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Where is this going?

Liquidation of Nova is not the best option because of the lack of funds to repay the Debenture Holders who are not even first in line. They rank behind Sars and other preferential creditors

Leaving the company in the control of the present directorate cannot, by any stretch of the imagination, be seen as a viable future that can deliver repayment

Placing the company in curatorship (meaning suspension of the current directorship) might be an option but, given the apparent insolvency, how long will it take to recover, stabilise and grow the company to the point of achieving debenture repayment capability?

Are the outcomes of the CIPC and its investigation into the alleged illegalities and irregularities behind the 2010 shutdown of Sharemax and other property syndication companies and separately, into Nova over its failures, the only hope? Can there be any hope in this connection as long as the CIPC’s Interim Report remains unreleased thus preventing any progress towards an eventual beneficial outcome for the investors?

What’s needed is action! The longer the delays occur, the more dangerous the possibility of intervention by “vested interests” becomes with the possibility of the whole matter being dropped under the guise of “political expediency”

It seems that there is either too much internal bureaucracy at CIPC that is hindering the release or that there is too much opportunity for outside agents – those who might be named, if not implicated, in the report – to interfere and/or that, within CIPC there is too much concern for the possible reputational damage that might be the lot of certain persons and entities with the organs of state that will become apparent once the Final Report eventually places all of the past skullduggery in the public domain!