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Heurston Group PLC - 2UP Gaming PLC Nicholas Pereza-Mathews
Romania
Posted: Thursday, March 2, 2017
Joined: 8/9/2016
Posts: 3

Was informed by investors that an ex-director of 2UP Gaming (now Heurston Group PLC) Nicholas Pereza-Mathews was named by Offshore Alert regarding the matter of Eden Fund Management. Could anyone in the financial sector help me with his "new" contact details. Several 2UP Gaming investors would very much like a meeting with him.

https/www.offshorealert.com/GetDocument.aspx?id=5333

Thank you

Romania
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