The judgment from the Higher Court of Appeal uncovered reality about the case. According to the last judgment at the Court of Appeal which was announced on 31st January 2019, Finsbury Investments is the dominant part investor with 58 percent offers and Ventriglias are minority investors with 42 percent offers. Besides, Justice Mwinde who gave the judgment at the Court of Appeal additionally said that the judge underneath him was misled in holding an official choice that Ventriglias were just investors and his judgment was illegal.
Moreover, claims of fabrication made against the litigant were disposed of by the Court of Appeal. The judge reported that the act of mechanical placing of signature is normal activity over Zambian organizations and the Ventriglias were additionally occupied with comparable practices. In this manner, no charges of fabrication can be built up. The shareholding design affirmed at the Court of Appeal is in accordance with the first investors’ agreement set up and marked by fundamental gatherings in the year 2007. The court has given a time allotment of three months from the date of judgment amid which, all gatherings are required to manage and process the shareholding designs and complete the exchanges.