RE: Buying continues28 Mar 2024 13:29
Because they were subject to relentless selling by sandgrove and bank of america, as well as paying down debt. The share price is beginning to recover now that it appears those two sellers are gone and the debt will be gone in about two to three months also.
when they were IGAS, they had a low of about 10p a share when covid lockdowns arrived in 2020 and hit over 110p a share when the shale ban was lifted. IGAS was about 15p a share when the name change took place, if I recall.
as the above has dragged on for so long, the market has largely ignored them. The company is in better shape than it has ever been and by rights, a reversion to at least 20p a share should be on the cards as it is an undemanding target and is a good support level.