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The farmers have handed over a lot of cash, and as of yet seen nothing in return, the key to AFPO's success or failure is gaining the trust of the farmers, and getting them to believe they are not going to get ripped off, only then will AFPO make in roads with their business.

We are now approaching 4 billion shares, which in my opinion is to many for the size of the company ,so there has to be at some time consolidation, or start selling a lot of fertilizer to enhance the present price. There are also the warrants, which are exercisable in 4 years time, what a give away, my issue is that loyal share holders never get a look in, l would be happy if I could get half my investment back, will it happen remains to be seen, we live in hope

I have already stated I have no intention of selling, as I wrote off my holding, the £900 my shares are now worth , as with any other rise, will be deemed as a bonus; And should my holding return to nil, as I wave written my investment off already it will matter not, so for me it will be a win, win situation.

As I said in my last post, I looked at my investment in AFPO as lost, so any gains will be a bonus, all I can say is call your stockbroker and he should be able to get a price for you shares, and he should also have a record of your AFPO investment, with me, if the price rises to a couple of pence I can see AFPO returning to AIM. I just feel it's worth a chance holding on, if I already wrote my shares off, I have nothing to lose and everything to gain. Sorry I can't advise what you should do, it has to be up to you to decide, good luck

I purchased AFPO shares around 2 years ago, and watched them slowly fall, I then topped up with a very small investment when they dropped to under a penny, a long way below my original investment, and I'm still down about £8k. Will AFPO ever show a profit remains to be seen, but at least they are still in business, so a glimmer of hope is always there, like I said in a previous post, I wrote off my original investment completely , so I now look as anything gained today and in the future as profit..

Only needs a couple of deals Kev, and the price could easily double, or even treble, who knows what will happen if confidence returns, At present i look at every rise as a bonus, as i had written off my investment, but when investing anything or everything is possible, so fingers crossed.

Can't believe this, my share account last week showed 100% loss, in other words my AFPO shares were dead and my investment lost, gone, Checked my share account this morning, and it showed my AFPO shares were worth £650, so as you can imagine I'm over the moon, Is this a sign we are on the road to recovery, only another £7K to go and i'll be in profit, now i'm wondering, could a return to the AIM market be next. Please let me know if there are any other investors out there, who have also seen a rise in their AFRO shares. Merry Xmas to all

Results must be due any time now, when we should get a bigger picture of the BOD's intentions, and what we can expect in the near future and the coming 12 months, also if there is the possibility of AFPO returning to AIM, the latter should give the shares a real boost by renewing confidence, and that in turn should return some of investors cash.

Interested Video, lets hope he can put his words into action, and in turn give the shares a boost.

Last years results were released on 30th Dec 16th, so I would image this years results will be around the same time, then we should have a bigger picture on what's happening, and whether there is any possibility of investors retrieving any of their loses. Fingers crossed

I'm thinking, Mugabe now gone and a new government in place, the opportunities could be there for farms to be reopened, crops to be grown and a big demand for fertilizer, should AFPO be in the right place at the right time it could be a chance to rekindle the company. I like others no doubt wrote off their investment in AFPO, so should the company be turned around it has to be a bonus. fingers crosserd

I would imagine, even after a few more sites are commissioned , it will take time before any payments are received, and who from, the Electricity companies or the National grid.

Yes I agree with what you are saying, but I feel it's not about the market capital, the reason they could possibly raise �400k is contacts, and future earnings if contracts are for filled, It would only take a little bit of confidence to return to AFPO, and the shares could possibly return to a half penny, which would increase the �400k investment 4 or 5 fold, What's �400 k these days, a weeks wages for a top footballer or a top banker,

The way I see it, my investment in AFPO has all but gone, Lost, so if they turned it around then I would look at it as a bonus, no use worrying. Remember Lloyds Bank Investors, their shares went from �7 to under 50p over night, , what i'm saying is, when investing you have to be prepared to take a loss

Yes interesting "who is Investing " who ever it is must have some inside information on what's happening , or are fools, but saying that, it only needs one positive press release and the price would double, making it a nice little earner.

It seems over 2 million shares have been traded in AFPO in the past week, so not quite dead yet.

Trying to figure out how they managed to raise �60k last month, if the company was finished, there must be something going on behind the scenes for any one to be foolish enough to invest in AFPO, Maybe all is not lost yet, we live in hope.