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nothing wrong with the news - sadly just fell on deaf ears "All I ask is the chance to prove that money can't make me happy" - Spike Milligan

I have to say that my interest here is limited - I top sliced some time ago and am on a free carry with a small shareholding - that said - Sensetalk for someone who has no investment you seem incredibly engaged in talking this share down (or did you not sell in December when you had the inside track on dirty deeds by the directors) - Even if i had exited a share after losing a pile (it�s been done) I don�t look back, I spend my time looking after where I am invested - I can�t believe the amount of time you spend on this board. Not one post in the last 30 days on any other subject. you appear to relish the idea that the company will fail - I don�t particularly disagree by the way. I just can�t see why you are so keen on the many many different scenarios you come up with for its imminent failure.

not a lot to say on this share at the moment - the share price languishes waiting for News as the BOD seem to have wiped out the additional shareholder value delivered by moving in to production and shareholder trust. Time for them to step up.

Looking at the last RNS it named Supercare Group Limited, Acording to what I have read - Their subsidiery Amantin Agro Processors is listed as one of three Ghana project that according to the 1D1F government initiative January report has been financed. 1D1F website says said the prefabricated materials for the construction of the factory had been shipped to Ghana, with part of the shipment having �already arrived at the project site� - I can't yet find anything to list the suppliers or confirm its the same project DYOR

In to the close

Looks realy promisig - thing is, every time I think I should increase my exposure here I think "its too cheap" what am I missing, the market is not stupid. no matter how much we like to think it is. More research..

Makes the market cap look too low - what's really holding this back

I keep getting the feeling that the company has done just enough to get this "in to production" in-order to attract a buyer

Thankfully i got rid of the vast majority of this quite a long time ago - what I hold now is tiny and, in my head written off. I would not dream of telling anyone else what to do, I would only say that when I got caught in a dry well a couple of years ago (RMP) I bit the bullet, sold the share and put the money where it was likely to do some good. Holding on to a share that is going down the pan rather than accept the lose and move on is sometimes difficult, there is no rule that says you have to recoup you money in the same share I found SXX. I would be delighted to see this share go up but I can not see much chance of that. GLA DYOR and all that

Is holding up well at the moment, only problem is I can't see why. What am I missing - Are these push ups down to cash value, trading or do we seriously think there is a deal out there

My holding here - no rule to say we have to make losses back in the same share -

I agree with Thelix - reading the RNS ANY NASDAQ listing is dependent on successfully completing phase 2 "A subsequent listing of ADSs on NASDAQ as part of a US IPO for Verona Pharma is a natural evolution in our corporate strategy to focus on the US market opportunity, with its broadly accepted use of nebulisers in the treatment of patients with COPD. It will also allow the Company easier access to a larger pool of investors in the US who have a deep understanding of the healthcare market in which Verona Pharma operates.”

Australia-listed Otto Energy Ltd. said it obtained the Department of Energys (DoE) approval granting it a two-year moratorium on exploration activity earlier required by the regulator covering a deep-water exploratory well in the South China Sea. The company had sought the reprieve in January or five months after announcing plans to plug and abandon Service Contract 55 (SC55) after its drilling there yielded no oil. The moratorium is good until December 23, 2017, Otto said in a statement. Otto owns 78.18% of the service contract, a drilling permit issued by the DoE for the Hawkeye 1 well. It had said it will assign its working interest to its joint venture partners Century Red Pte Ltd., which owns 15%, and Palawan 55 Exploration and Production Corp. with a 6.8% stake. "Otto has indicated to the remaining joint venture partners that it will not continue with further activity in SC55, Otto said in the statement. "The joint venture will undertake a specialised geophysical study in the interim period to determine if further drilling activity is warranted in SC55.

http://www.constructionenquirer.com/2015/07/07/balfour-and-mcalpine-chase-1-7bn-york-potash-job/