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Excellent pappi.
''Meanwhile, the Hydrocarbon Unit, Energy and Mineral Resources Division has proposed formulating a smart master plan for the energy sector focusing on local primary energy.
Prominent energy expert Prof Shamsul Alam told The Daily Messenger, “The current master plan is very whimsical. It emphasises imported pricey fuel ignoring local energy. Of course, it will be better if we can sketch another master plan based on domestic fuel.''
‘’In this situation, the additional cost of energy import is putting pressure on the country's economy. The new plan will make ways to protect the country by increasing domestic energy production.
The government took the mega projects to meet the power demand in 100 economic zones. Gradually, the economic zones are getting ready for industrialisation, but a major portion of the power generation capacity cannot generate power due to fuel scarcity. ‘’
Director General of Power Cell Mohammad Hossain told The Daily Messenger, “We will gradually come out of imported fossil fuel, but it is not possible to do that right now. We have almost phased out the furnace oil-based plan. Gradually, we will adopt clean coal.”
(Clean coal equals own high quality coal using supercritical carbon capture technology)
https://www.dailymessenger.net/business/news/18066
Yes. According to Stockopedia the NMS is recalculated every quarter and is the rolling average from the present quarter and the previous 3 quarters. The article also shows a worked example explaining the parcel size that they will buy/sell within the published spread and how if you want to buy/sell outside the published spread the prices quoted may be outside of said published spread.
Deffo going to be through the subscription shares soon at this rate.
Boom time on its way.
And another 3 x 250K delayed trades
In ‘the old days’ I remember the NMS for GCM used to be 1500 shares.
There were only 50 mill in issue and most were tightly held.
Apparetly, the simple explanation for the increase to 75,000 from 30,000 is: "On the London Stock Exchange, normal market size (NMS) for each security is calculated quarterly and is based on 2.5 per cent of the security's average daily turnover in the preceding year."
That’s a nice read redeye.
There seems to be an inevitability of mining own resources.
Yes I know we differ on opinion about the amount of churn completed but either way, we're hopefully heading to the same destination.
Shagged---i like your sense of humour
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-----"Soon be half way through the churn at this rate! "
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-wakey wakey mate
Generated by more positive news posted here allowing more of the placing shares to be sold on. Great to see.
Soon be half way through the churn at this rate! If the positive soundbites continue the speed at which the churn will finish will be greatly reduced. Perhaps even by this time next week.
Look at all those delayed buys in a short period of time
Clearly something brewing!
Could it be MM's done with the offloading or near enough?
What would this mean?.....to the SP coupled with juicy info from GOB re-coal mining go ahead.
Already at 1.5 Million.....
The state of play appears as though the last tranche is being disposed of.
If that be the case, then expect the SP to be trading as previous to Placing, i.e 8-10p shortly.
Any further news of positive media vibes of coal mining and we are off to the races.
So far we have had over 625K of delayed trades ....
The buying at these levels is great to see, one day the MMs will let this go!
Patience team this has to be one of the best shares for potential at the minute
Another 84810 for me. Every little helps!
Has the "rump" been spread around the rest of the mmk's ??
Looks like they’re sick of negotiating trades. The NMS has increased. Normal market Size.
Gearing up for the big bang.
Https://www.dailymessenger.net/business/news/18066
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---": We will gradually come out of imported fossil fuel, but it is not possible to do that right now. We have almost phased out the furnace oil-based plan. Gradually, we will adopt clean coal.”
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---": prominent energy expert Prof Shamsul Alam told The Daily Messenger, “The current master plan is very whimsical. It emphasises imported pricey fuel ignoring local energy. Of course, it will be better if we can sketch another master plan based on domestic fuel."
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--" Meanwhile, the Hydrocarbon Unit, Energy and Mineral Resources Division has proposed formulating a smart master plan for the energy sector focusing on local primary energy."
Yea expecting a few more. 250k at 6.7p ;)
Looks like the delayed trades are showing up early today as we see the first 150k ;)
There aint no flys on cloughie 😂
Strong buying in the first hour 7p has Ben paid twice so I think we will break back above 7p today.