Member Info for Beza

Ian,
My employer (a fair sized company) has recently emailed all of its employees to ask them if they’d: a) be willing to participate in regular flow tests (the type which you do yourself and you have a result in around 20mins) and b) consent to share the results with the government. It appears as that article alluded, testing is here to stay, at least for the foreseeable future.

Large volume here today by BXP’s standard. I hope it’s a good thing!

Is this due to the exchange rate / a stronger pound or is it something more company specific?

Hi Dubs,
If you look back at previous posts on here I’ll think you’ll find that some folk have made a great contribution to the chat board with snippets of info. Also, it’s worth pointing out that the results are due in June which will give us a true direction of where this company is heading. Regards.

Thanks Phil,
I’ll take a look. Obviously the lower the emissions the more likely the project

Chaps,
Do you guys know any details about the proposed coal plant? Is it being built with some or all of the clean emissions kit such as Carbon capture, SCR and FGD? Regards

I’m in here too and hoping that we see a great performance share price wise. The only thing for me is that I would have expected to see some director buying... The shares were harshly hammered down to the 30 odd pence mark last March yet I’m not aware of the directors purchasing. GLA

I’ll take a look at Greatland. What’s the attraction Smug? Why do you like it? Regards

Serinus energy (SENX) possibility.. Results tomorrow will help me decide whether it’s a yes or no...

I pinched this from the BATS discussion board.
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/948223/no-smoke-without-fire-as-vulture-fund-quietly-builds-stake-in-bats-and-imps-948223.html

Yes, I’ve seen reference to that too Freedom. It’s pasted below
Kenneth Dart, a billionaire heir to an American foam cups fortune, has become one of the biggest shareholders in the London-listed British American Tobacco and Imperial Brands.

Stockopedia is showing Serinus’ debt as being off the scale, yet the general belief is that after the placing any debts have been paid off. Perhaps this kind of info will be revised after the 30th.

Have a look at Carclo instead John. Try and get some of R.E.A losses back. Good luck

That must be one of the quickest broker turnarounds in history! It was only the other month that Barclays down graded BAB with a price target of 147. A few weeks later and they have ‘adjusted’ it to £3! They’ll make their mind up soon...

I know that the UK’s total carbon emissions (energy, transport, domestic heating) are about 1% of world CO2 emissions.

Frank, what’s your guess of when the update will happen?

Charlie,
Stockopedia is forecasting $53M revenue and eps of 1 cent / share. Convert into £ and that’s a forecast P/E ratio of 4.5.

Norfolk Ian, wish I had been as quick out of the blocks as you! (6p). I’m in at 26p. I actually owned these back in 2002/ 2003, paying 42pence a share and rising to way over a £1. And as somebody else stated on this board, the same number of shares are in circulation today as there was 18 years ago.

Sorry, should read ‘and NOT because of job losses’. Regards.

The share price is up because the update confirmed that there will not be a rights issue. This is the reason for the big price jump, it’s a relief rally and because there will be job losses, which of course will be very worrying for elements of the work force.