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Agree with that. Some playing around with the sp this week. The sentence about costs leaves a little confusion, any time the word exceptional is used concerns may be raised,. however it does then go on to say similar to last year Also, jitters over Brexit will have some effect for quite a while I'm sure, the news is all about the fears, with nothing about new opportunities that will open up once we are free of the shackles from Brussels.

Yep, well you took your view and sold your holding, as you have every right to do, and you earned a couple of troll ticks for your views. Of course you culd have got more for your shares by holding, but hey! I disagree, I think 30% is an excellent rise in sales, fuelling as it will further investment in growth. If you want a profitable company, usually they are the more mature ones who have ceased the investment phase. This isn't one of those, and it looks like it won't be for a long time. I agree it could be a target, this sort of growth will catch the attention of other brands no doubt. I don't see it happening though, not unless the deal was stellar

Not before time! A very welcome uptrend lately, recovering the post Brexit dip. On the performance of the group over successive years, the current sp lags behind by miles IMHO

I simply can't accept that you actually KNOW anything that any member of the managing tea, does on a day to day basis. Conducting your campaign of vilification based on vacuous posts on a chat board is plain nonsense. The sponsorship announcement is fantastic news, brand awareness raised to a new level. Jason and Laura fuelled by SiS is mega good news.

Following his series of purchases, I decided to add here, and got some at .685. Direct correlation, value created, for me. Happy days.

A cottage industry has been turned in to the beginnings of a global business, and you want the people who achieved that out? I despair.

Increased speed of growth is a vindication of the policy switch to online and export markets. Congrats to the BoD, and all involved at SiS.

Thanks for the giggles chaps, all a tad too obvious to be believable. Merry Christmas to all.

It is a newly formed Plc, spun out of Provexis as it is on a different growth strategy. It was bought from its founder by Provexis, but has always had the same name.

Hi StockBoy. A week ago, not that many, but I've built and built over the years. No, I'm currently unable to attend AGM's for work reasons. Whilst being of the view that nothing extra can be gleaned from attending, it would be nice to see some of the folks involved. Very much a long term view taken, and happy with the increases in dividends. I share the view expressed by DM, there is another level to which we should aspire. Positivity comes naturally to those in business, a very necessary trait I always feel.

Utterly predictable US market vey soon. Big old market that one, dwarfs anything to date. They can't see it Bless 'em

Congratulations . A record bag of awards. If only the market would give Mission similar recognition. Added a few more on the dip.

Yep, the CEO has a hat trick. Surprised his fan club aren't commenting ;-)

The point is, if the two partners are saying different things, it means they aren't cooperating. Squabbles involving contracts cost money, something neither have available. No value there for anyone if the government won't allow further mining. Which is why they keep plugging the Oz prospects, such as they are. Tricky times ahead? Timeless rips what he can, then changes his tune.

On top of what? I don't know what it is that Tiger have announced, but it looks like they're trying to take back Danglay, leaving ECR with no value from the money they spent. Not good at all, especially if they have to fight it in the courts. All a long way from all those "Hill of Gold" ramps by Timeless.

Yep. Comparing chalk with cheese is so logical. The director bought shares at a price. It was at a better price than those who bought at a higher price, and it was at a worse price than those who paid a lower price. All so sensible. As for your last sentence, Huh?

Apologies accepted. Move on, nothing to worry about.

Worthy of a junior school thinker. The backers think otherwise. Very clearly

Simple minded twaddle. Absolutely loads of companies have been built and sold having never achieved a profit. Re-calibrating growth targets to achieve a profit would be very simple, but would act as a brake on growth. Growth is what matters. The shareholders they refer to having consulted aren't the tiny holders who comment here, they will be the serious minded major investors who understand the difference between a kitchen sink operation and a global brand.

Explain easy?