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Infa has obtained the 3rd party audits not Daera . They have submitted to Daera for example a 3rd party audit on the brine dispersal model with the other documents they had to submit. I read your post as if you were saying Daera has gone out for them - so apologies if miss understood your post
droderick - good positive post & it is good that Radders99 is on top of things & so are INFA. Regards.
This is very useful Radders,
It clearly shows deadlines have been met by Infa as published in the RNS and they have been on top of things. To get to third party audits, DAERA would have had to conduct their own internal analyses to be satisfied enough to get to the third party audit stage.
Excellent progress in my view. The INFA management team have done a great job in the midst of the Harland acquisition. This should be more than adequate evidence for all the shareholders that the BoD are absolutely committed to everything that they are doing and are fully aligned to our interests.
https://www.daera-ni.gov.uk/publications/islandmagee-gas-storage-questions-and-answers
FYI - I am with Hargreaves Lansdowne and when I tried to register on the signal shares portal I couldn't work out what my share certificate number was in order to register. Called H&L and was informed I can register my vote with them, and did it just now on the phone.
Snowman that's very encouraging to hear. I've been saying this a lot about most of the shares I'm invested in lately - I'm in the red, but still a believer. I've held INFA for a number of years now, so looking forward to seeing this come to fruition!!
Thanks BillB. :)
Doh wrong board sorry.
Spent some time looking through Leben and co's tweets, It definately seems to be a different mood now, One Slov posting all the wells and areas that Italy and Croatia are exploiting (why shouldnt they). The tide is turning- but the minister for spatial planning is his buddy so that may be a hurdle, but then again Ministers are like number 10 busses.
Hi Si_Derman. No, 150% of closing price means 50% is the uplift needed to reach warrant price. Hope this helps. Regards.
Hi Tango, so is "...which is 150 per cent. of yesterday's closing price..." a typo on the RNS?
Good to see the second draw down is not convertable and the warrants exercisable at 50% higher than todays sp.
Buenos Dias Snowman
I think you are spot on.
By god....this share is now like a coiled spring on steroids.........when the positive news flow starts it is going to catapult the share price into a different ball-park, accelerating so fast that a receding red doppler-shift won't even be able to be recorded !
I don't think it will be very long (six weeks max) until all LTH (and new, for that matter)are very amply rewarded.
Can see a large Naval contract landing for, at the very least, fabrication of an enormous quantity of metal plate!.......Boris is rapidly extending his lead....and he is going to support Belfast shipyard totally.....and Arlene Foster will be making sure he doesn't forget about it !!!!!!!
GLA !!
We know what the hint was for tr1 holders now we have ii I suspect.
The upside of the h&w deal could be very significant , we are now firing on two fronts , some times you have to go backwards to go fowards , I will take the open offer if another share comes good I am waiting on
When they have had the open offer I suspect infa will have a consolidation.
With the amount of shares and ii investment it would make sense .
The next six weeks are pivotal here ,
The speed of the book raise gives great confidence, we need to get that eu grant cash in @johnwoo64494325
Julian Smith priming us for next Harland and Wolff RNS....just a matter of patience
https://twitter.com/JulianSmithUK/status/1188535260595785729
Nice if you're correct Rodders.
However....I will take you up on having a pint on it.......and I really hope its me that has to pay for them....lol!
Hi Snowman,
JW has mentioned in previous updates and in meetings that the equity provider view is that Marine Licence is a process .. and should be awarded given everything is being done that needs to be. There was already a draft ML. Possible that funding is in stages and that full ML may be conditional around some of it?, but I remain of the opinion that FID can be completed by year end without the ML being granted. I am willing to put a pint on it.
I understand that now H&W is all but secured and without a doubt the numbers have ben crunched as to what is required via debt equity funding with H&W fabrication being utilised, I can understand why nothing concrete has been via RNS until now but I would 100% expect something in the next seven days (unless waiting for the knod from the agm which is basically a formality).
As I posted yesterday ,I rang Allenby the Nomad responsible for Placing . We are to hear in die course-before the meeting-what the allocation will be. In effect it is like a mini Rights Issue. You’re told how many per existing shares held that you can purchase at 0.3p.
Likely to be backdated to Monday holders if it’s run fairly.
So going on past experience....who knows? :-/
Danger of flipping always exists. This usually suppresses price. Silly really to flip on a share which explodes so readily . But each to their own.
Good question re. Mkt cap.
Forgive me if I am wrong BUT is the heads of terms basically the debt equity agreement (which would contain caveats etc) due first (about now) and then FID "EXECUTION" is by year end, The first obviously contains reference to Marine Licience and the execution is after all Caveat's have been respected?
...'Hi Radders
I hear you but it would be nice if the assumptions were clarified as to how this would happen. There have been a few differing views on this board re practicality / possibility of having FID without a marine license. There would surely have to be certain conditions. If there are conditions to a FID then it is not Final right? Anyway, we are where we are and we can only look forward to positive news in the coming 7 weeks.'
If the FID was taken BEFORE objections were considered (no matter what caveats were put in place) the objectors would be quite rightly absolutely furious....it's just not worth the hassle !
Nice one Spud....brilliant news indeed re InvestNI !
Am I the only Telegraph reader on this board? Today's Business Insight features a prominent factual article on Infrastrata which can do us no harm
BB
You can see the angst in some of the comments .. this is great news !! we really want it all to work out and secure jobs, but INFA are bad and we want them to fail