The latest Investing Matters Podcast with Jean Roche, Co-Manager of Schroder UK Mid Cap Investment Trust has just been released. Listen here.
What's your alternative funding Stuart? More empty promises and in the meantime, now we are in April, cln can sell the crap out of the SP sending it down again. They promised no more sells in March which you thought was great but you missed the deadline, yet again, to get alternative funding. You really don't have a clue how to run this company, so run along and let somebody more worthy run it for half your salary.
GLA
Shorts will always make hay where there is uncertainty and both Newcrest and now Newmont have created a lot of uncertainty over the past year.
Shaun with his special relationship with Newmont needs to get this moving otherwise this will continue to drift lower.
I'm sure there will be better of buyers following the new ISA funds starting next week but that may only be a short relief if no news is forthcoming IMHO.
GLA
EGT, which lists Dublin as its principle place of doing business, would have a market capitalisation of close to an initial £15 million by the time it starts trading on London’s AIM junior stock market on April 8th. Mr Friel’s stake will be diluted to about 19 per cent from almost 44 per cent as a result of the fundraising, still leaving him as the largest shareholder.
Slightly off topic, CF's new business venture, has anyone managed to buy into this IPO or awaiting 8th April?
European Green Transition intends to invest in a portfolio of green economy assets in Europe. These include critical materials projects, solar and wind farms, and rehabilitation and processing projects. It has a launch portfolio of assets, including the Olserum rare earth element project in Sweden.
European Green Transition (EGT), a company cofounded by serial entrepreneur Cathal Friel focused on assets and businesses needed for the green energy transition, has raised an initial £6.45 million (€7.6m) from professional investors in its initial public offering (IPO) in London.
The company has now opened the offer to small retail investors with the aim of raising as much as £500,000 of further equity by midday on April 4th, it said in a statement on Thursday.
European Green Transition intends to invest in a portfolio of green economy assets in Europe. These include critical materials projects, solar and wind farms, and rehabilitation and processing projects. It has a launch portfolio of assets, including the Olserum rare earth element project in Sweden.
The IPO will be led by Panmure Gordon (UK) Ltd as bookrunner, broker and nominated adviser.
The company last week Thursday said it expects to list on April 8. It will raise GBP6.4 million at 10 PENCE PER SHARE and will have a GBP14.4 million market capitalisation on admission.
Slightly off topic, has anyone managed to buy into this IPO or awaiting 8th April?
European Green Transition (EGT), a company cofounded by serial entrepreneur Cathal Friel focused on assets and businesses needed for the green energy transition, has raised an initial £6.45 million (€7.6m) from professional investors in its initial public offering (IPO) in London.
The company has now opened the offer to small retail investors with the aim of raising as much as £500,000 of further equity by midday on April 4th, it said in a statement on Thursday.
EGT, which lists Dublin as its principle place of doing business, would have a market capitalisation of close to an initial £15 million by the time it starts trading on London’s AIM junior stock market on April 8th. Mr Friel’s stake will be diluted to about 19 per cent from almost 44 per cent as a result of the fundraising, still leaving him as the largest shareholder.
At the 37-minute mark, Paul Hill and John Hughman discuss HVO for about 5 minutes, and at 46mins POLB is discussed.
Great update.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDgZmvy6pdQ
I haven't sold any shares in GGP as I'm in it for the long haul. I also don't believe now is the time to top-up for 2 main reasons, the first is thie SP close to the bottom yet (who knows), secondly it may take another 3 months before anything meaningful happens (decline, deal etc). There are plenty of other stocks in my portfolio that are moving on a day to day basis that I can invest in.
I'm happy to buy at a higher price if necessary once JPM close their short.
GLA
The CEO in his previous interviews of over promising and under delivering has not IMHO managed to transform the company by end of Q1 2024 (Easter). Two acquisitions were discussed, he was late on the first one with crap funding and the second hasn't materialised. Supporters will say give him some slack as SP is now rising but his actions caused the drop to the 6/7p level.
What are the new timescales that we can look forward to?
Acquisition 2 (April/May)
Revenue boosts from Dermatonics and Umesh Modi Group sales (???)
Croda (???)
The jury is still out on Ashman and 2024 does need to be transformational if he is to survive.
GLA
Also CFO at Lucy, Konrad Dabrowski is CFO at Microsalt. TEK having their own team, family in key positions seems a bit of a weakness to me as accountability doesn't exist for poor performance. Cliff being a key example of this weakness with his son always talking a good game at LUCY but company performance seriously lacking IMHO.
GLA