Proposed Directors of Tirupati Graphite explain why they have requisitioned an GM. Watch the video here.
Was expecting a q4 production update at the beginning of Feb. For some reason they haven't bothered this year. Perhaps they are busy burying skeletons in the deepest part of the mine in prep for the new auditor. Fingers crossed some positive news soon.
"It's actually syngas...."
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It isn't a sin to use gas. It is cleaner than a lot of fossil fuels whilst we transition to renewable energy.
"What is clear is that McCall ,...., is not up to the job...."
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Not clear at all to me. ITVX has been launched with some success (according to some posters on here). If she can show that progress is being made and has a clear vision for the next few years then I'm sure it would be well received.
I believe ITV needed shaking up a bit. Hopefully it will begin to bear fruit.
Yes, perhaps I'm too pessimistic. I'm sure nobody would dream of doing such a thing!
People are so honest & above board in business nowadays!
It's a method of gaming the system I reckon. They buy some shares in an undervalued company. Make a lowball 'offer' that gets rejected, the 'offer' gets leaked (somehow!). Sp increases 20-30%. If another buyer gets flushed out they cash in for a huge gain. Regardless they pocket 20-30% on the shares they bought. Easy money!....and perfectly legal.
It ain't over until the enormous lady sings....no offense Dame Carolyn!
"'A City source said...."
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Isn't that the financial equivalent of 'a bloke down the pub'?!
Hopefully the numbers will please the city investors....& even the bloke down the pub.
"....no easy free lunch"
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The price of turnips is gonna skyrocket now too!....(that isn't an investment suggestion btw)
Andy, what are you trying to achieve by going on about the same thing, like a dog with a bone?
I respect your right to do it but what help do you want from us to help you achieve your goal.
One minute it's invest in Easyjet, next it's invest in bonds....just don't invest in LGEN!
Perhaps LGEN is a halfway house between bonds & the next hot stock!! Some people might want a fairly secure income (somewhat like a bond) but with the possibility for growth (don't anyone laugh).
Chasing the next investment hot thing will soon have one investing in Bitcoin, Tulip bulbs & other such things. Fine for a quick buck but not sensible for a SIPP probably.
Reminds me of the analogy of a secondary school class discussing finances...."Young Andy, we know you have a problem with this particular topic, what can we do to get you over this hurdle and onto something more interesting?"!
That's the problem isn't it....there are a lot of fantasists on bulletin boards. There are very few who post in real-time their trades. The rest of us are investors who have never had an investment go wrong, we are the British equivalents of Warren Buffet (in our own minds).
If you believe what people say on bulletin boards - apart from the rare people who record their trades - then you probably need your head testing.
Noggin, sounds like they have ended the advert free trial period. All good things must come to an end....annoying when it happens though. Hopefully you will continue watching.
I presume you mean will it crack 90 and stay above it.....sometimes see spikes in shares that only seem to last a few minutes.
I find some of his comments quite interesting....perhaps he has mellowed in his old age or has got his 'pleasant' hat on.
Any guidance on when dividend payments will be restarted?....sometime this century hopefully!
PS Had a quick look, couldn't see anything. No chatter here.
" Long term investment means your not doing the right thing with your money at the moment, but one day you might, but meanwhile your loosing."
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So you want instant profit from day one?....I don't think investing always works like that.
Some investments provide more income than growth, some provide more growth than income......blimey I feel like I'm trying to teach investing in a secondary school.
Basically I assume you're a grown up, if you don't like the way LGEN is being run or is performing there are plenty of other investments probably more suited to your requirements (but you'll have to find them for yourself).
BTW it isn't a loss until you sell....same for profit really!
It could quite easily be a strategy by Apollo to buy shares in a 'cheap' company, make an informal 'off the record' offer, leak the 'offer', then sell into the bounce.
Perhaps there isn't really a genuine intention to make an offer. But it suits WG because they can highlight that the company is undervalued and if there are other interested parties it could stir them into action.
Possibly market manipulation but quite clever if this is what's happening....win, win scenario...apart from investors buying into the bounce if it is a false dawn.
Happy, I expect a lot of infrastructure companies are planning for the de-carbonisation of societies in the years ahead and working out what capabilities they need. So there is investment in green infrastructure projects plus the investment in energy security highlighted by the Ukraine war. I would have thought WG has a lot of the engineering experience that in the coming years/decades could be in demand. So didn't surprise me that a hedge fund have spotted the opportunity to get WG for a good price. If other companies are also thinking the same they might want to throw their hat in the ring, FOMO is a powerful thing.
"I'm surprised it took this long for it to be exposed that all we do is put numbers into a tombola and whatever number is drawn, by Numpty the dog, is the figure we report Rolls Royce target should be"
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I doubt it is that sophisticated. 'Pin the tail on the Donkey' is much more likely
Happy, my point was that your mistake reminded me of the villain in the Austin Power movie who wanted to ransom the world for £10m....because their brain was stuck in the 1960's James Bond villain era (BTW the film is a comedy I think).
But soon we'll be talking in Trillions rather than Billions....fun, fun, fun!
Hopefully WG don't mistakenly sell the company for £5m....that wouldn't be good!!
If there are multiple firms crunching the numbers on WG & contemplating an offer then they might be spurred into action. Yesterdays RNS was sort of like the management informally putting the 'for sale sign up' but with the caveat of 'serious offers only'.