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Correct potatoman
I wouldn't get too hung up about gross margin % - definition as to what costs are incorporated into net % margin v gross % margin differs across industries and accounting practices. The HMG contract will be used to cover overheads and operational expansion with fixed margins attached (transparency will be a pre-requisite of any HMG tender process), other production and 'private label' sales will have a much higher net margin due to overall overhead costs being covered by HMG contract. I know that specific HMG machinery will only be permitted for HMB volumes, but there are plenty of other overhead costs that will be spread across multi-sales channels. A lovely mix of sales / business
Why the focus on just the the gov contract do we not think they will be asked to manufacture for other customers and maybe not just for uk.?
You don't hire the people if the contract is not coming and for the capacity asked for.
I think it sensible the company tweeted the facts and not the hype and like a lot on here who have already said nothing has changed as a holder unless you bought for a punt on Thursday or Friday.
First of all Gary if you think covid be gone in August then mate you really do need to re think what you saying as covid will be here for years mate . Yep that tweet was a joke and few might panic and sp drop and people like you be able to grab few of there shares at a low price might even have a few myself and it will rise again BUT look at the bigger picture. Testing will be here for years. Holidays football games I could go on. Over 250 staff doing what just sitting there ...... Really . Like I said im not going to block you as when this sp goes over a pound I be able to say told you so.. Takes a real man to wear pink mate so remember that, Covid gone in August really sums you up ...
Gary you speak so much crap at times mate you really do
agree we could do without the company tweets. but why do you think sp will take a hit on monday - nothing's changed and as you say sp barely moved on friday anyway despite the rampy tweeting.
100% in agreement with you Steve.. and well paid ****y PR encouraged to know their place as there's plenty of replacement talent around.
The SP went up 1p on Friday and they release Tweets which will take 10p/15p off the SP on open Monday morning. There was no need for it, it is as if they are out to damage their own SP. This is not the first time, we had the speeding ticket, the RNS about the Government contract that by the time Colin had added all the warning qualifications we might as well not have had it and now Tweetgate. All they are doing is knocking the SP back down the ladder to start again.
There is certainly no need for them doing this at 10pm on a Friday night and disrespecting shareholders by joking about us having enough money to buy cars shame on who wrote that rubbish and shame on the Company they need to take a serious look at what they themselves are doing to investor sentiment.