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Divis or share buybacks are not the solution without a prospect of a positive vision. If they paid a 2p divi, I would fully expect the sp to just drop 2p. They need a proper plan for growth, that they will deliver themselves and not hope like putting chips on in a casino that someone else performs on their behalf…
No understanding of what creates a positive S P value and how to deliver it. Best hope is that at this share price and with positive cashflow, it gets an offer…..but what does that say about the co leaders being asleep at the wheel!
I repeat this board has articulated no vision or ambition for the co, resulting in the steady and heavy destruction of shareholders capital. With the co having a strong cashflow and balance sheet, this is an utter dereliction of duty to shareholders. It appears to be a rudderless ship, while the board receive pay Chqs each month. Such a wasted opportunity……
Very happy if it stays at 100p, any uplift from here a bonus, need a decent period at this level, great stuff
BOD asleep at the wheel while everyones capital gets wiped out with SP drop to 22p as investors vote with feet, see no vision for co here. BOD need to wake up, shape up with something that excites investors and that they can believe in, or ship out……or pleaseeeeeee maybe get bought out.
Very pleased to see this and it needs to be ramped up further, no certainty that a pipeline deal will ever be done. Slightly concerned at the apparent nativity in the RNS statement about the pipeline prospects. company should be preparing and taking actions based upon the pipeline being forever gone as a route for product to market, build capability to sell product without the pipeline and get some control back. Amazed they have not woken up and smelt the coffee sooner, maybe finally penny dropping that it may never suit everyone to have the pipeline open as before. Certainly it cannot be relied upon not being shutdown again and again, depending upon who in the nightmare of regional dodgy dealing it suits!..
This is the traditional time of yr for gas prices to start to pick up, long may it continue within reason, I assume without my tracking of any Angus current hedging that this will significantly improve cashflow and ease financial concerns…..but if that wrong no doubt someone will pop up and advise…..gla
So in my case, only halfway there!!!, there will be many others with higher entry prices who have held on, so amongst todays euphoria for those recently bought and in profit….spare a thought for those still hoping to at least break even! GLA
It’s the DOB job to set a strategy and vision and to increase shareholder value, not to destroy it because they have no clue of what to do with a positive cashflow after paying themselves
So the board splashed lots of cash buying back shares at an artificial price well above the current…destroyed hundreds of £,000’s of shareholders value as a result based on current price when not being artificially supported by the buy backs……text book exercise in how to destroy shareholder value…how about doing something with some creative vision with the cashflow instead of #@&&ing it away? At least then any value destruction is incurred in trying to do something that might have significant upside SP impact…
Share price reflect the lack of a vision and plan from the board….so SP just drifts on limited wressle news
Any informed knowledge, or is this just a pure speculative Punt on news that is hoped to come after such a long fall? Views welcome
Gas is flowing, long term cashflow is great, share has turned into a horrendous dog….at £26m capitalisation….looks ripe for a bid by someone who fancies the cashflow, with huge upside if gas prices pick up. If I won 100m on euromillions, I would be taking it over! Gla
He would have to report an offer to shareholders….so not his decision alone…..
Lenin, if a company deserves a takeover….then this is it. Useless share performance….but great financials….reflection on the lack of vision by the board….zzzzzzzzz don’t wake them bless they are doing a great job say the defenders of the faith………while the share price is just stuck in the 22-28p band going nowhere. Massive missed opportunity with financial firepower that’s now available….little fish on here say….I’m happy with my odd little divi and the fact that the company is boring means it’s safe….well your capital is not,!! look at the SP? Bring on an offer asap please…42 p would in my opinion do it, be a great buy for someone who has a vision on what they could do with this cashflow
SP stuck in a range, great financials but no strategic or imaginative growth vision leaves SP in doldrums……hoping the solid financials may attract & generate a bid, only way to get SP back to 40+ Without waiting donkeys yrs…..
Positive sign to see…..let’s hope there good news in pipeline that will get the markets attention to fundamentally get the co re rated
You new note dated today
I hope the directors are feeling utterly uncomfortable ahead of this….they should be given a hard time….no easy ride. As a starter for 10 they should be reinvesting some of the significant cash they raised when they all sold out at a 1.18 SP, as the SP has dropped 90% you would like to think it would show some confidence and commitment on their part. If not….then why not??????
turner pope issued a note. they are normally ‘super co-operative’ and go along with whatever message colin is issuing. same again, but they end with a very clear comment about the scale of paradox saying , ‘various alternatives’ will be explored in coming months. it feels like zephyr have not ‘tooled themselves up
‘ to competently deliver, the rns continues with a frustrating slow process jam tomorrow message, which in this market only moves the sp one way. disappointed that i invested into this 18 mths ago, caught by the hype and potential…..did not look fully at their capability to actually deliver.and now looking at a long way to get back. seems to me that the best outcome here is a deal with an experienced operator jv who will bring the know how, dollars and reputation to actually competently deliver a field devt plan. looking at the sp, the sooner the better, on their own, they seems to be floundering about blowing cash from one inexperienced **** up to another