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Nice clump of buys earlier. Can we push on please, nobody willing to pay over 11p so far
Why bail now. We were told City Oil is in advanced stages. Next RNS could be all change.
In the last update we were in advanced stages with the City Oil project. Why the hell do investors bail out when the next RNS could be the one that bags. DYOR
Still here but all these quiet stocks are currently friendless. Must be news due
Looks a bit like we ran out of newsflow.
Kinda missing the director buying shares days now.
Zero trades.
Completely off the radar of private investors it would seem.
C.£900,000 orders for the 6 months to June 30th and orders accelerating across the public and private sectors. Say 23-24 financial year revenue is £2.5m with 60% margin.
Channel partner and Cloud recurring revenue model clearly looks like a success story. Think the market will have to rerate this very soon with a growth PE of 8-10.
Bought and holding long.
Looks like we are having a day off, this is very all or nothing with the trades at times
Well if they dont need cash then £1 or £22m m.cap is very doable
With only 22 million shares and possibly worldwide orders in rapid moving market this could hit 50p to £1 a share very quickly .
Yes, b.grn is the blue sky part of the business and an update is overdue.
I'm more excited about the pending deals with US and Korea if any of them land in this current climate for super spikes we'll be rich and then they have their steady growing boiler business.
Looks superb value to me but most are elsewhere chasing a quick buck
If they are growing cash each month then this is a winner.
No stock out there still. Not sure SNT has the criteria to spike 100% because it's a decent company, the mm's are spiking rubbish and rubbish only but we live in hope, if it got up 20% I'm sure loads would pile in for a quick buck
Not even 5000 available online 3 mm' s sit there at 12p offering 5000 NMS
Wow the bid is up are the mm's feeling ok, can snt join in the penny share madness that is engulfing the markets atm. I think it's cheap but that does not count, it's just random to what spikes and what remains friendless in this market
Company grew cash from year end 22 through to March 30. Interesting
Mm's refusing to move, 5 buys yesterday one today and all of them sit at 10.5-12p spread ridiculous
The shares could rocket, it must be due it's been a while in the making.
b.grn has made substantial progress in the pursuit of its waste plastic recycling strategy. Specifically, b.grn's partnership with COF has developed materially through the financial year. From the initial signing of a binding delivery contract with COF for a 24 tonne Regenerated Green Oil ("RGO") recycling plant in November 2022, b.grn materially developed its relationship with COF.
In April 2023, b.grn entered into a partnership with Hanyang Corporation and Woori Technology, together with COF, to support the development of Recycling Cluster Projects. Subsequently, in May 2023, COF agreed to take a 33.3% stake in b.grn while b.grn was granted an option to acquire up to a 10% stake in COF.
Consistent with this closer co-operation, subject to contract, b.grn was granted manufacturing and catalyst supply licences in certain jurisdictions by COF in addition to the right to undertake research with leading UK universities.
Due diligence is advanced on the selection of RGO locations and supply chain partners. In the UK initial Heads of Terms have been received for the co-tenancy of an RGO plant within a site owned and operated by a major waste management company. A letter of support has been received from a major utility company for the supply of sufficient waste plastic feedstock for the operation of an initial RGO system. Oil off-take partners have been engaged and due diligence visits to the demonstration site in S. Korea have been undertaken. While b.grn focused its initial research on sites in the UK, it is now apparent that significant shareholder value may be generated in the US and continental Europe and site investigations are progressing on that basis. Discussions with potential financial and off-take partners, which are similarly advanced, have reinforced the potential of this alternative geography.
So you have never heard of cross trades then. Before they adjusted all trades to O trades there was various codes and one of them was X trades which are cross trades, where two people agree to swap shares at a price they agree.
Before saying it's ridiculous do some research eh.
Looks like we have bottomed here, if that distressed seller had more to sell they could sell now no problem and nibbles continue. From 18p high to 10p low on no material bad news or any bad news just a awful market is a tadge overdone
Not his fault he bought loads of shares up to 14p offer he's not forcing the impatient to sell out at 10p, I've resisted the temptation to buy more but it's getting to the right level. Anybody wanting out I'll buy up to 250k off you at 9.5p if you are interested reply here
10p trades. Come on Richard Parris, you are the reason the SP is down here. Have some respect for you investors.
Truly savage what some previously high flyers are dropping to. After the CEO raided the market and even bought 2 lots of 50k close to 14p this year you never thought you'd see selling at 10p again especially after the recent positive update but this is what happens to "unpopular" stocks in quiet phases, nobody buys and one by one people lose patience and sell and then the mm's go into no bid zone which means anybody selling more than 5000 might have to take discounts.
Personally I think selling now is crazy, you have diversity and the boss both buying size and both going over 20% each recently at much higher prices. I must admit I have stopped buying more in this market, cannot fight the market but I still hold a lot of these shares, it's disappointing to see them at 10p when they were 18p high a few months ago