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The RNS looks ok, better than was expected. I may buy bk a starting position in the next month or 2 personally. Still high risk play though.
It costs money to release RNS’s?
We need to see the companies financial position and FY 2024 forecasts
Re - Smally that is
You’ll not be far off admittedly, you never are. If they are running at a loss which they would be I’d like to see what they are doing to keep the lights on.. what facilities are available, there are disposable assets.
There is the other risk which I was reading an article on which considered the possibility that growers simply were not liking the product enough to replace orders. The drop in orders here do feel extreem.
Hi
Yes, communication with the market is very late hence why I’ve put a question here for Harvests marketing consultant. He has been on these boards communicating in the past so I await his reply.
David,
As you are consultant to Harvest, can you offer an update on what’s going on at harvest? Are they planning a communication on 2023 sales and outline financials? Or are they holding back on communications amid discussions with receivers?
Forgive me for being straight to the point..
HMI is performing identically to VERDE which says it wouldn’t have mattered who was at the wheel. It’s the fert sector in Brazil, not Brian.
Https://finance.yahoo.com/news/brazil-fertilizer-demand-recover-2023-212106381.html
Glimmer of hope for harvest, the fine must turn sooner or later
The jump in asset value from 2021 to 2022 will be the newly built extended storage shed I’d imagine for the product, currently the storage sheds have 60,000 tons in ready to be shipped if buyers require.
I think I understand him, it sounds like he is continually trimming operational costs reducing the break even as they go so can’t give a definitive figure.
I think I understand him, it sounds like he is continually trimming operational costs reducing the break even as they go so can’t give a definitive figure.
Good post and update David, received with thanks.
engaging shareholders on forums like this will be appreciated I am sure.
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The companies "form" in it's self hasn't faltered, to pick up shares at this level is at a huge discount.
Can I suggest you go back to your investments over the pond and stop wasting our time with your nonsensical rubbish.
Personally I have better things to do with my time.
#goodbye
What's up?
I don't come on this board much now there's a minority who are quiet determined to undermined the trajectory of Harvest and to be honest I happy to watch the company continue to grow and succeed, the next 6 months should tell a great story.
I’ve heard a couple very seasoned investors speak very highly about this Baron guy, his skill set is very well respected.
Loverly little interview with Joanne, got the impression by this time next week RNS for completion will be on our laps. Exiting times...
Not you again Smellyrrsse!
The fact is when this drops in it it'll make me money on my investment, That's all I give a toss about!
1 - Is the CEO heavily invested in this company personally? Yes
2 - Is Harvest Growing yoy? Yes
3 - Is Harvest profitable and is the net profit growing? Yes
4 - Is Harvest cash rich? Yes
5 - How is Harvests debt looking? Hardly any
Then, the mine has a 100 year life span, this will make me money..
While you are being paid like a little spackkkka to de-ramp in your tin shed in Brazil somewhere.
My only regret is I haven't bought more!!
Either ways they are ****ing everyone off... in business you do what is needed to get it done and deliver..
As per David Burton, harvests marketing consultant via twitter:
https://t.co/XEGrl2kwgs
Investors will soon be reading about the windfall that is due from a court decision ruling in Harvest’s favour concerning Agrocerrado who owe the company 2,407,690.18 million Brazilian reals. A big number that translates into a not too shabby US$463,000 and McMaster hopes this will put an end to the invoicing episode that has blighted the company history.