Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
Trying to figure out the possible outcomes of next week's coin toss...
If the climate bill amendment passes and or authorisation is refused what then? Is it a case of the share price tanking and waiting for a more agreeable Spanish Government, or is it really game over this time?
He needed to raise cash to persue his core strategy of building a medicinal cannabis investment trust. Leap continues to fail to float. Other than sell a quoted, non-core, asset at the market price, what was he meant to do? I'd be as quick as the next investor to complain if he did another discounted placing (with warrants attached) to his mates.
Got to keep the lights on somehow until Leap and Juvenescence IPO and the crypto day traders move to cannabis.
Absolutely. It could happen. That's why my poker chips are on the table and my house isn't.
If you're after cheap weed, look at Fast Forward Indications (FFWD). For a while now they've been in the process of transforming from a spray and pray ideas fund into a medicinal cannabis investment trust. They're still under the radar and seem to be in the right place at the right time.
The Farmers Protest seems to be getting a lot of attention. While the idea behind the reforms makes economic sense, Modi seems to be handling it in his usual capricious and Trumpian manner. With the new regime in Washington that won't wash any more. Greta has now got involved. This can't bode well for the Indian stock market in the short term. I'm out.
Directly, almost definitely not. However, given we need to fundraise, anything that makes shorts nervous and/or low on ammo has got to be good.
Not really a premium unless you consider the warrants worthless. Two years more drift has got to be a possibility, given past form, but isn't a done deal.
Essentially more dilution, probably mostly to pay BoD, while we wait for something to happen.
$65 will come by summer when demand picks up given there's been little investment in new supply. Renewables are the future, just not soon enough on the scale required. IMO of course. If I didn't believe that I wouldn't be investing in a marginal oil producer.
Like a lot of holders I'm mainly here because of Leap. OK, Juvenescence an EMMAC have potential but the positions are small. Also like a lot of holders I'm somewhat fed up with the steady (fast) drip of cash to the management and their friends, so will look to exit after the IPO. I doubt I will be alone. This leads me to suspect that while the NAV may shoot up to 30p+ the share price will go down. More sellers than buyers. After all there's little chance of any return of cash to shareholders.