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Well up on usual trading with overhang gone or very nearly imv. Both sellers will have helped with liquidity and expect further increases with news very soon imho. GL
Achieveable I think
For exponential returns
750K sold. Getting through them
Bulgaria), November 23 (SeeNews) - Bulgaria-based Ebioss Energy said it signed a deal with Energy China and UK-based Catfoss to build two waste-to-energy plants in the UK worth 146 million British pounds (170 million euro) in total. One plant, which will be located in Newcastle, will have 12 MWe capacity and will be able to process 72,000 tonnes of waste annually, Ebioss said on Tuesday in a statement on the Spanish alternative stock exchange MAB where it is listed. The investment in it is estimated at 53 million pounds. The other one, in Hull, will have 20 MWe capacity and will be able to process 120,000 tonnes of waste annually, as the investment is expected to add up to some 93 million pounds. Of the total investment in both plants, 25% is equity financing and 75% is project financing provided by a financial entity designated by Energy China. Of the total equity in each project, 51% will be provided by Chinese investors, as 20% will come from Energy China and 31% from a Chinese financial investor, a further 20% will be provided by the project developer, and 29% by Ebioss or an investor designated by Ebioss. In May, Ebioss Energy said it has signed an agreement with China Energy Engineering Corporation (Energy China Group) on the joint implementation of gasification projects in UK, China and other markets. Ebioss has made available to Energy China Group for joint analysis part of its project pipeline worth a total 258 million euros ($287.5 million), it said at the time. For its part, Energy China is responsible for developing the projects on the basis of an Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contract and for helping raise at least 75% of the project financing through Chinese and international bank
The energy-from-waste (EfW) project developer and operator with a market capitalization of just £2 million recorded a €1.54 million loss (pre-tax) in FY 2016 compared to a loss of €91,214 in the prior-fiscal. But the company expects to advance on its projects, taking “advantage of opportunities presenting themselves in the UK Energy from Waste Market”. The renewed confidence comes from the loan facility provided by EBIOSS, a Spanish developer of waste to energy projects. REACT has “entered into mutually beneficial business arrangements” with EBIOSS to grow in the UK EfW market. EBIOSS, apart from helping Vast revive its strategy, has extended the term of its loan facility to January 2018 along with increasing its size from €0.75 million to €1.35 million.
Could see 100% here in a flash
Well plenty of shares being bought to fill the liquidator's order, but I can't help feeling that the MMs could stay at 2.5p and fill the lot much sooner. I understand they have to get the best price and all that, but do you think the liquidators are going to give it all back to the creditors??? No their fees will just about be covered by this selling and they will pocket the lot.
1.95m left
Well only another 65 of buys like that and the seller will be gone. 2.45m left....
Game on, seller almost gone
trader mick, Bide your time they may well drop it again to get the last away, it all depends on the buying if it slows they will have to generate some more. Sub 2.5p would be a great entry, with two stale holders nearly out, one got shares in lieu of debt and the other for an acquisition and that entity that took the shares has now gone into liquidation. Between them they will have sold 12% of the Companies share issue in a few weeks, which on a share as illiquid as this usually, is is a good job. Get them out of the way and start to look forward, Newry News and other project updates
When that seller clears off
Greedy market makers trout. At 2.5p they said no to 50k then 25k, then I offered them 2.6p for 100k they refused. I think the mm's have hacked my accounts. Everyday I cannot buy a stock or sell a stock it would seem. I think the mm's are making hundreds of millions a year because they are greedier than ever. My policy is if I do not get the price I want then the mm's can feck off I will not play their game and pay higher.
there been two sellers here. Looking at the past weeks trades there has been some big sells not fitting the 1.4m declared. Edmonton? TR-1's will doubtless reveal all in coming days-although they are slow date wise. In any event don't see too much to clear. Will buy some more in coming days.
So, the seller is probably down to around 2.5m shares left which should clear quickly now they are coming to an end. I would anticipate an increase in volume now until the seller is out.
Spread opened up and 250k on the offer now....
Well the 20k buyer had to pay well over the offer price so something is awry. That together with the 2 holdings RNSs make the situation even weirder. GG Eco Solutions is in liquidation and the liquidator is selling their stake here down. I believe they have sold 4 x 250k on top of the amounts in the RNSs so have only 2.7m left. But if that is the case then why aren't the MMs offering stock to the market??? Could be they have been picked up?
So the liquidator is selling and fast. This means we have an artificial low price which imv should be way north of here. News re funding imminent imv and a bargain at this price whilst it lasts which is not long. GL
Can't buy £100 either with Hfax but can sell £700 at 2.38?
Is anyone else able to buy any shares? I am not getting quotes from BSL to buy just 100 shares.... I have taken the 250k trades to be another sell order being worked, but then why would the MMs block online buying, or is it just Barclays???
n a move that should improve Ireland’s prospects of achieving its ambitious 2020 renewable electricity target, the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment has extended the connection deadlines that apply under the terms and conditions of the REFIT 2 support scheme. REFIT 2 is a feed-in tariff scheme that was established in 2012 and is intended to support the development of up to 4,000MW of electricity generating capacity, from wind, hydro and biomass landfill gas technologies. Progress under the scheme is incentivised through the imposition of various deadlines, including a deadline for the initial support application (31 December 2015) and deadlines for the connection of each project that is admitted into the scheme. There have been extensions to three important deadlines: the construction/energisation deadline has now been extended from 31 December 2017 to 31 December 2019; the off-take deadline has been extended from 30 September 2018 to 31 March 2020; and the deadline to meet the application conditions in respect of full grant of planning permission and grid connection has been extended from 31 December 2016 to 31 December 2017. However, projects will not receive support beyond 31 December 2032, which means that less than the standard 15 years’ support will be available to some delayed projects and the Department has stressed that no new applications can be submitted under the REFIT scheme. The Irish government is targeting the consumption of 40% electricity from renewable sources by 2020, which is estimated to require that 4,000MW of renewable generation stands installed – relative to the 2,500MW that is currently connected. A number of larger wind energy projects are understood to have effectively been put on hold, as various delays had rendered their turbine construction programmes incapable of delivery by 31 December 2017 – to the extent that delivery of Ireland’s 40% target was also threatened. The extension of the connection deadline will relieve this immediate threat and should prolong the current buoyancy in the Irish wind energy sector.
Ebioss Energy was founded in Sofia in 2009. Today, the company is focused on developing energy projects across Europe, the Middle East and Asia, and strengthening its position in advanced waste management solutions worldwide. When it started, Ebioss consisted of just the CEO and one secretary, but today the company employs over 100 professionals, working for the expansion of the business, which has a presence in five countries over two continents. The company is based in Sofia, with branches in Spain (Barcelona), Portugal (Porto), Italy (Castiglione d’Orcia) and Brazil (Sao Paolo). Ebioss is now a key player in waste treatment technology, and its core business is engineering solutions for the design, building and development of thermoelectric power plants fuelled by waste gasification. Ebioss works internationally, and has developed its own know-how in designing its innovative gasifier technology, which converts waste into synthesised gas. Ebioss has worked for such established clients as Électricité de France, GDF Suez, Repsol, Endesa, Técnicas Reunidas, Gas Natural, Siemens and General Electric.