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The part of your sentence that I do have a big issue with is... "small cases?" That really is FUD, Manolete don't really touch anything under 25k and I'm telling you how to suck eggs if I quote the bigger claims. Are you actually a holder or are you just here to knock it by spreading misinformation?

I think you're right to raise the idea of a referral "lag" JammyC - that's why I have banged on about long term, long term long term... Cooklin said in a recent presentation they expect this to underpin their commercial objectives for the next 3 -5 years. But if you would forgive me I think you are being a bit too linear on this one

It's a ticking time bomb - the justification for the extension (in the government's eyes) is that you can't remove support whilst restrictions are in place. To that extent I get why you say what you say. It's like asking a bus to carry maximum capacity on only 3 wheels, not fair. It does kick the can down the runway though, and there's not much of that runway left. I note you refer to months and then years - I am in this for the latter. It might be appreciated by everyone here if you note Maloney's points down and link them in to this discussion rather than abstractly cross refer. That just creates FUD. There is a big caveat mind: LIT is a very different project to Manolete. The only real comparison - which extends throughout the sector as a whole - is that, by its nature, it is long term. If you are looking for short term gains here this is not the share for you.

https://www.thearmchairtrader.com/karelian-diamond-resources-sound-energy-manolete-partners/

From arm chair trader:
"Manolete Partners [LON:MANO] gets our notable mention, off 9% at the bell. This is notable given EY today published a report stating that more than half of the UK’s listed companies who are at heightened risk of insolvency made claims for government support in December and could face a financial cliff edge when this tapers away. Insolvency practitioners may have had a quiet time of late, but it seems inevitable that business will pick up soon enough."

Please ignore the reference to 20th June in the first paragraph. This is a typographical error and incorrect - the measures come to an end on the 30th June.

If anyone is wondering what this little drop is about - the restrictions on statutory demands and winding up petitions, and the suspension of personal liability for wrongful trading, have been extended to 20 June. This matches the restrictions on forfeiture for landlords. In essence - unsurprisingly - the CIGA "winding-up moratorium" has been brought in line with the forfeiture relief provisions.

Debts of all type continue to mount, making 30 June an ever-steeper cliff edge. Inevitably, these restrictions must come to an end and will not last indefinitely.

If anything, what we now have is much greater degree of clarity. Insolvency practitioners' telephone lines will be taking an increasing number of inbound calls over the coming months as companies look for strategies to avoid disaster.

you'll be in "serious decline" too on those heavy spirits

people really have started drinking heavily during lockdown....

to keep this perspective and for the avoidance of doubt - SOME of that, obviously

they're carrying approximately £31mil of goodwill - would bet my bottom dollar this little hoohah relates to that.

Why focus on *earnings* Soder - yes some element of an asset's performance could be disputed, but that isn't the ONLY reason by any means

this needs news to cross 285/90 into the 3s

and stop assuming their pronouns, could be neutral they/ them, have some respekt

sashay, away, Richard Betch

40k buy through the 11am uncrossing, tidy

thank god, gave me palpitations

rocket, 82p, is this a joke

just tried HL and can't get a quote above £500 worth now

whilst leem's throwing his handbag around I've gone sales shopping

On your wavelength re [under] value - alternative views very welcome, but in the back of my mind I can see this business growing profitability up to acquisition by a big player.