Perth billionaire Laurence Escalante last week revealed his attempt to wrestle back total control of his highly profitable private company Virtual Gaming Worlds. Fair enough: he built it and already owns 70 per cent.
But had Virtual Gaming Worlds stuck to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission rules on disclosures, the announcement may have come as less of a surprise to shareholders caught on the hop.
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