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You at your very worst. Despicable.

Mr Obsessive arent you. I dont own any company on the markets, mine is private, and I was busy taking cash from a client, my favourite occupation. Funding, will leave it there for now, you asked why you didnt see me on here, was trying to be kind to you. fat lot of appreciation I got.

Again I have to remind you that revenues are not profits, and a contract is only any good when it is concluded profitably, that is how they got in to the cash mess, not finishing them and causing payment delays. Basic basic nasic business. Why compare it to an R&D company with a world class health benefitting product? A localised Poop recycling plant is hardly like for like is it?

You mean this bit? Encouragingly, the Company has generated significant interest from potential financiers to fund such projects and has secured provisional funding for a number of these projects. The Board will continue to evaluate these opportunities on a case by case basis. Hardly conclusive when they have to examine it on a case by case basis. What would be the price? Some Equity would be involved IMHO, and that would mean dilution. See the risk man, dont be so blinkered.

No no, I was waiting for you to tell me how they can find funding without further placings ? Any time in the next 24/48 hours, no rush, no really, thank you so much really

Thank you, no prob, thank you, no prob, no thank you really, no prob really, no no thank you again, again no prob, no but really thank you. Trying to get the name noticed? Question, how will they fund further projects when they must keep what capital they have intact so that they can bid? Chicken /egg ?

Actual sales are much worse IMHO, how they are dressing this up I dont know, but the industry is really suffering. Comment about house sales is not valid as they dont sell to any national housebuilder, only local trades and Joe public. As for increasing margins, they already claim the highest GPM in the industry and there is no scope for price increases. Tile Giant now has 100 stores with prices 30-40% cheaper. Take care here, DOR of course,

Yes they have been clear about what they have in the bank. Consider this point though. They had to raise cash in that hurried and heavily discounted manner due to the fact that they had to have a minimum sum in hand in order to bid for future projects, they told us that. So, although they have some cash in the bank, they can not spend it if they wish to tender for further projects. They are, and will remain, a cash hungry business, and further share issues, diluting the original holders, remains a very strong possibility IMHO. I do agree that those investing or not investing do so at their own risk, not as the result of either optimistic or cautious standpoints expressed here. Balance in all things. GLA

Well in so much as the question of where future funding will come from remains unanswered, yes the discussion is circular. You claim such a risk is already in the price, but I suspect you held the same view prior to the last massive fall. The question has to be addressed, otherwise the risk of further falls is all too real IMHO.

117.4 million shares actually, which gives them a market cap of just £11.74m. In order to fund a new project they would need more than their cash balance, or they would need to borrow, or they would need to attract more funding. Councils may want them, but they cant fund the capital spend. Any growing company is cash hungry, fact of life. You can never stay on topic, I could also go off topic and point to other companies with cash needs. Where will TEG get their growth funds from??

An awful lot of that is PR speak though isnt it. Animal waste (slurry) is easily dealt with, methane production, dry manure end product. the waste from household kitchens is much more complex to handle. I dont blame TEG for accentuating the easy bit, all fair business speak. They say they can attract more investment, and yet the one go at it this year was at a massive discount, that much is undeniable. You took losses once and stated it, would you say that small investors can afford the risk of further dilution attacking the sp again? Or are they going to magically attract new funds? They say, councils wont fund, not surprising as they are skint, ,eaning that capital funding needs will be ongoing and substantial.

It is an interesting speculation, however potentially lucrative is perhaps misleading since these plants will require a lot of public funding support. As a composter at home, I know the mechanics of it, but, when I take a glance at the contents of my neighbours bin, I struggle to see how the raw materials could be extracted and composted viably without contamination to the end product, Garden waste is easy and already being composted super cheaply simply by covering with plastic sheet, nature does the rest. Jury still out for me, but thanks for the measured and intelligent reply, refreshing change.

Could you please give me the date that an RNS stated the snagging issues had been resolved and payment received? Unless Investegate has thrown a wobbly it doesnt appear to be there. Its all well and good deriding those who seek to argue an alternative case, but the facts here speak for themselvesm comparing year on year sp.

But I'm not the one posing as an expert and making claims on here. Fact is, you just read PR blurb and take it as fact, which it isnt, much more complex than that. All the extra road miles, transporting unmentionable materials to site, danger of escape of obnoxious odours etc etc. Have they told us they have sorted out the snagging that was holding back a fortune yet? Not as far as I can see, some snagging list that must be.

So, as I told you a while back, I know a bit about anaerobic digestion. What are the components used, how are their proportions controlled, and what is the relative N, P and K percentages in the finished product?

I have a team of script writers, didnt you know?

Hoping for a decomposing cat bounce???

Nice surprise. As we are concentrated on their tungsten interests, it is easy to forget that they are active elsewhere. A 95 square kilometer addition to permits increases the chance of good copper resource being discovered. All good here IMHO

Credit to you for flagging this one up early, your patient approach has rewarded very well this time. ATB

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201107221328059158K Employee share options, subject to achieved profits. All good, incentive for success.