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Still the case?

Not sure if anyone saw the interview with Mark Bristow from SA who drove Rand Gold into the FTSE 100 and then merged with Barrick? He was talking about looking for a gold and copper play. Maybe Solgold is what he had in mind?

The Options will vest on the third anniversary of the date of grant and are exercisable until the tenth anniversary of the date of grant. Vesting is subject to either the price of an Ordinary Share reaching 62.4p for at least 30 consecutive dealing days or a liquidity event occurring above this level.

The above quote from recent rns is I think an indication of things to come. The new business should be less cyclical. The above option deal reminds me of similar options at Bioquell- this rocketed a while after grant. I mention this as the finance director hails from Bioquell. Short term, who knows......long term this should reward the patient.

Yes; It is on my watch list though but at the moment, I’m not convinced of its merits although it appears cheap.

Ok, but I don’t have a short here in any way........I was keen on these pre virus but the risk here is high due to their borrowings.

There are companies that have a lot of cash and low borrowing. Then there are others that benefit from present circumstances.

Lse will tell you there are no shorts in Duke

More from the annual report: Also in February 2019, the Group concluded its 12th core royalty financing with a £10.0 million royalty financing into the MRDB Holdings Limited Group (“Miriad”). Miriad is the largest privately-owned recreational vehicle (“RV”) parts wholesale company in the UK, and was founded over 40 years ago.

Google Temarca Bv, their biggest royalty and you will see they offer cruises in the normal meaning of the word with the boats being floating hotels non season. Perhaps Blackrock knows best?

As the Times says, the Sandhus will feel more charitable when they repay the loan......shareholders should demand this and call for Sandhu to resign. He owns less than 2%. Could a shareholder rebellion led by Tchenguisz who owns 12% come to the rescue?

It must be the first Co to list a charity on aim although not the first to break the rules.

Expect the dividend to be slashed. Gearing looking high too. It’s exposure to troubled sector of tourism does not augur well and explains the downward lurch in the shares. Of course, if a vaccine were to suddenly appear things would look different.

The delisting was predicated on them selling their loan book, their major asset. They are now suing for breach of contract so maybe they will get something for that. But the loan book does have student accommodation and hotels so perhaps that’s why the purchaser got cold feet. Long term these shares should generate a good return but see management’s view that a short term sale is unlikely.

They will go back to 32p from whence they came. Sure, if a takeover materialises they will go up, but management seem sceptical of this at least in the short term.

I thought the mm prices simply reflect the market? But perhaps this is heading back up now as buyers seem to outnumber sellers if the figures are to be believed.

Heading back to 32p?

I bought in on the excitement today but it could easily drop back in the absence of a firm offer. However, seemed like unusually high volume today.

strange that no mention of cruises in todays' statement ?

Wonder if reference to medical means they are in on producing safety products for Nhs?

Xaar announces Engineered Printing Solutions as first acquisition

of market sectors including promotional, packaging, medical, automotive, apparel, appliances, sports
Xaar wins ‘Innovation of the year’ at the 3D Printing Industry Awards

Printing ecosystem – from medical, aerospace, and creative applications to 3D scanning, software
Xaar's EPS business expands to deliver enhanced service

promotional, medical, automotive, textiles, packaging and sports equipment. It was purchased by Xaar plc
Xaar’s EPS shows Direct to Substrate printers

. It is excellent for industrial products, medical devices, electronics, appliances, and special promotional
Xaar technology drives many industrial innovations on show at InPrint 2016

Xaar announces Engineered Printing Solutions as first acquisition

of market sectors including promotional, packaging, medical, automotive, apparel, appliances, sports
Xaar wins ‘Innovation of the year’ at the 3D Printing Industry Awards

Printing ecosystem – from medical, aerospace, and creative applications to 3D scanning, software
Xaar's EPS business expands to deliver enhanced service

promotional, medical, automotive, textiles, packaging and sports equipment. It was purchased by Xaar plc
Xaar’s EPS shows Direct to Substrate printers

. It is excellent for industrial products, medical devices, electronics, appliances, and special promotional
Xaar technology drives many industrial innovations on show at InPrint 2016

3D printers being used to produce safety equipment. I wonder if xaar's printers involved in this?