SWITZERLAND, Zurich – The satellite and extractives in-ground asset consultancy and listed trading company Deutch Mueller (BVI) trading as RST has seen shares decline due to the financial embargo placed upon suspension of trading and a 3 year ban imposed on the company in 2024.
The suspension applied affected a client database pool of over 294 clients that had active, pending and prospective accounts aided through satellite tecnhnology for the enlisting on global commodity and trading platforms, as events unfolded the CEO and Director Leon Mueller was suspended for suspected breaches that are still under investigation, however on the 10th of February 2025 the Financial Regulatory Board, Securities Exchange Quota and financial stakeholders placed as judicial intermediaries approved the companies filing to request an urgent appeal for the release of private client data files.
With the release of the files, private clients will now have the opportunity to deflate collateral damage effects and moneytise their data assets on other platforms that are not linked to RST or its parent company.
Deutch Mueller (BVI) holds a line-up of over 84 linked companies that are operational across the extractives industry and onward chain processing, therefore this embargo will have a colossal impact on the operations of the company while influencing new stringent Exchange Control regulation linked to asset trading and global commodity trades.
Contact:
Michaela Schmidt Media Liaison
+41 22 548 17 20
accounts@rstdeutchmueller.com
leon.mueller@rstdeutchmueller.com
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