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Nonsense RedT don't even make their own electrolyte.

@mc5a �The ores are already getting thinner, and if vanadium becomes a major component of energy storage systems, then the price would skyrocket, Exactly - that's why VRFB manufacturing needs to be integrated with Vanadium production.

If you want to learn a bit more about Vanadium Electrolyte try this - https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/vanitec-3rd-energy-storage-meeting-part-2/

... Under the terms of this 12-month contract, Kromek will develop and provide the first annual supply of the upgraded detectors. Furthermore, the contract guarantees that Kromek will continue to be the exclusive supplier for these upgraded detectors for the next 10 years. ... This would appear to be a very useful repeat contract, potentially worth 1M$ a year for next 10 years.

I think that people are starting to wake up to Kromek's potential - with quality technology in their hand (they won an institute of physics innovation award just last year) and quality people like Sir Peter Williams (chairman of Oxford Instruments for almost 10 years) on the board they have everything in place to make a billion dollar business. With all of the recent increase in security at airports and borders and with more political and migration chaos on the horizon (think Eire/Northern Ireland after we Brexit) people are starting to wake up to what good value KMK is.

skid, you might have got your answer today.

is excellent. They really know their online business - which is the way the industry is heading - bye bye Next.

Glad to see that there is no chance that the information contained in this RNS was so effectively kept under wraps until this morning. Until the regulators get a grip on clear insider trading like this AIM will continue to be the cesspit that it currently is.

Did they really try and smuggle out the announcement yesterday at noone's-watching-oclock that there are 4 employees are getting options on 400 thousand shares in the next 3 years - I make that about 2million pounds worth in todays money, of half a million quid each. I wonder if the academics who work for Imperial College and who's work is basically owned by Imperial Innovations know about this and what they think of it, plus the fortunate taxpayer who gets to pay for their research grants.

Mirada seem to have just about turned the corner so they are not expecting and further fundraising rounds, plus seem to now have a healthy pipeline of potential new contracts:- "out of the 12 most likely opportunities that we are currently working on, six are situated in Eastern Europe, India and South East Asia, which indicates a healthy trend towards diversifying our business into these promising regions"

Highest in the last 3 months

Including a block of 200,000 shares - helping to push the SP up. There is certainly the feel of someone building a stake now that the bottom has been reached.

Thinice, the 5M figure is estimated for 2017 - so apparently lots of costs to come, though whether this happens of course is another matter. It cannot be called cash burn at this point.

Get USD 17M for an asset that generated GBP 3.4M of profit, supposedly in hard times, sounds like a pretty poor return - whats that ? a valuation to profit ratio of 4 - pretty shocking, unless of course this was a sale forced by a cash crunch in the rest of the business, which of course would explain just why such a strategically poor decision had to be taken.

So ... they finally sold off the goose that laid the golden egg. Having managed to trap Siemens into a 20-year long licensing deal, which made OI what it is today, they have finally decided to sell the superconducting wire division. What next - stop making magnets and cryogenic systems, stop making scientific instruments completely? How ludicrously short sighted of the management team and how must Martin and Audrey Wood be holding their head in their hands today.

Thinice, where do you get your cash burn figure of 6M euro per annum from ?

2x10K value at 3.5p

Definitely no dividend until they sort their business out. If they were to be paying a dividend then I for one would immediately call for it to be stopped.

Yes I think that people had forgotten that the biggest name in philately existed.

Looks like it might break the 10p barrier before I get to top up.