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Assuming PFC wouldn't get the (£300 million) maximum of the facility if the UK government didn't see them as a very good going concern especially as they would have the inside track on SFO case.

Or am I wrongly assuming?

Markets as a guide to pfc price action tomorrow (BTW up 5.2% today)

Because they can't borrow any more then sell those shares to protect their paper profits fools game.

Looks like we've got the 109 fomo's and the 111.25 profit takers at the moment

Strange for a price to go up when shareholders like Blackrock reduce nearly a third of their stake

Found this in Annual Report

The Group has recently been notified by HMRC of potential claims for unpaid export duty in connection with a customer’s transfer of stock from
Wincanton’s bonded warehouse to a third party UK export agent. The Group’s view is that its processes and controls have operated as designed at all
times, that the Group has discharged its responsibilities, and that any duty due is payable by third parties. Wincanton have received legal advice and
the claims are being disputed. As a result of the robust legal advice, no liability has been recognised in respect of these claims.

In my experience companies can be joint and severally liable for these type of issues. does anybody know how much is at stake?

Hi Guys been tracking for a month now in at around 17.5 overall, did anyone watch the three part documentary on Channel 4 back on June 25th 2020, did it show anything about AFC

Does anyone know how many shares AB's mates have got roughly and what the average cost price might be on them.

Don't like the sound of VAT/excise liability from my experience you never win against HMRC does anyone know when the court case is?

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AFC energy mentioned in this research as a "Global Player" along with Toshiba and Samsung
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