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@NewboF thanks for the acknowledgement.
There's simply nothing new to keep this rising.
If news was to drop, then there will be alot of rich people on here, fair one.
But for now, I think it could drop a couple of pence more as Professional has suggested.
"Engineers are making important contribution to ensure proper utilization of natural resources including oil-gas-coal, construction of roads and highways, Padma Bridge, flyovers, metrorail, elevated expressway, Bangabandhu Tunnel, deep sea port, Rooppur nuclear power project and Bangabandhu satellite and development of ICT sector," the premier said.
https://www.bssnews.net/news/187915
LOL - good to see usual suspects not invested & 'hoping' for there entry prices.
Be Wise & focus on checkable Intel 🦉
Of placing shares is not done yet.
More to come. As said yesterday: 4p zone. But not in a straight line
Sucker some more in and sell again
Simple
Must admit, I do agree with James.
Who knows where we are or what will happen. If it substantially drops to that level (hopefully won’t) I’ll top up again - not going to try and trade it
If it ultimately doesn’t work out then so be it, my other AIM stocks can keep me busy
Buyout at £1:00 l, £1:38, £3:00, £5:00 - all high high multiples of current price!
Main thing Intel developments make this all possible for ones who hold shares & why I have mine.
I think people are already starting to realise. There was a big buyer that swooped in sub 6p and cleaned out all the stock
Don't think will take much now
How come everyone thinks they know where the issued shares are upto?
This thing has been dropping for days on end.
Why do some think there's a perfect amount of buyers for the amount of sellers?If this was the case the price would stay exactly the same, if not, the prices drifts lower attracting more buyers.
Once it hits 4s I will swoop for more.
100p is nowhere near good enough for those of us here 10+ years!!
Searcher, you should ask the Oracle (Professional)
Expert on everything it seems..
I wonder how many days it will take for the market to realise that the placing stock is potentially done and finished now….
I think most from the 2p to 7p range would gladly accept as low as 50p. Even £1 share £273m would be getting GCM on the cheap.
But I don't see Tang selling out at any price. He's here for the end game with him front and centre of the whole operation. He's seeking the power industry status and is not selling out on the cheap.
Yes £1 a share would be great outcome from the current share price of 6p.
80 - 100p and out - I think that is the sentiment of many shareholders. Tired of incompetent, corrupt leadership and three years at least before we are extracting the coal, a fair offer around 100p would see most heading for the door. Our biggest challenge is the 'double-act' in Dhaka, they seem unable to do anything constructive, just borrow more money, run up more debt and tell everyone . Yeah, it's all fine, we've got a grip on the situation, where do we sign.'.....
I'd prefer a straight £5.00 :)
I like the sound of that too.
Keep the company going with a guaranteed dividend.
Agreed and if there was a royalty of $x per tonne extracted going forward it would be an added sweetener.
Pappi, as long as the £300mn went directly to all shareholders and somehow didn’t get diluted ahem then I would take it. A bird in the hand and all that!!
Where's Repribate88 disappeared to? Sold up and moved on already? Lol :)
I previously called the 6p bid after the dilution and it went a little lower. By my calculations Axis have sold all the 30m now. Someone has bought all those 30m. Still no TR1 so there must be many buyers. 8m is the 3% reporting threshold. All the buyers have the same goal of reselling those shares at a later date at a massive profit, and presumably they've been given a nod and a wink.
If they want to buy more shares they will now have to drop into the market.
I've added another 250k at 6p this morning. A steal given the 2m fundraise rate was above this. If Axis have finished as I suspect, the buyers will force this price upwards from here.
I would gladly take 80-100 pence per share.
That’s the Chinese getting a good deal as well.
However, all speculation imho.
IF they offered £300m for the licence I doubt many shareholders would decline, maybe thats what the delay is?
Most likely wouldn’t be the best outcome for shareholders but at least it would be a swift bullet to the head and we can all move on with our lives with a few extra quid haha
GP that is my worry tbh.
We could be bought by the Chinese in an instant.
Just do it!! 🇨🇳
China has been eyeing up Bangladesh for a number of years. The Chinese economy is running into problems as its cost base is getting higher, particularly for labour. They are considering moving production to cheaper cost base economies, especially for industries that cannot be automated. In order for this production to be efficiently transferred they need Bangladesh to have a more reliable energy source. If they help Bangladesh secure more reliable energy supplies it will be mutually beneficial to both countries. This need for a lower cost base is a world wide phenomenon, for example Young's seafood finds it cost effective to send Wild caught prawns to Thailand for de-shelling then bring them back for distribution into Britain/Europe. I think that by 2040, or so, Bangladesh will have a thriving economy, especially if the energy and corruption problems can be reigned in. Although this will mean that China will potentially have Bangladesh over a barrel which is why they need a modern government system where corruption is substantially reduced to a much lower level All IMHO!