Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
75% Creditors by value have to agree.
Even if agreed it shall not be plain sailing...
https://www.icaew.com/-/media/corporate/files/technical/insolvency/publications/cvas-evaluating-success-and-failure.ashx
...inside a black hole...
Could mean either nobody else is selling at the mo or there is a big buy being filled...watch for trades after hours or if it is really big it may take a day or two to fill...
If the latter is the case then somebody knows something that can't be RNS'd yet...
Again IMHO.
Out of auction and still falling. Looks like the mm's will be after stops just below 6 then should start going up again today. However market sentiment may drive this lower yet until a way forward commercially, with timeframes, is stated to the market. Short term uncertainty along with a disappointing result causing the drop. Market always puts more weighting on negativity than positivity with respect to RNS'.
Sit tight or buy at these prices if you can as I think this will still fly over the next year but maybe not to the moon as hoped...
IMHO
In auction at the mo...
...Christmas then...
With no news at all, leaked or otherwise, there has go to be a buyout in the offing. Big money too. Only way you can keep a boat from leaking...
Classic binary bet imv
Either a buyout or blowout
Risk reward gap is potentially phenomenal though imo
What would it take for a Major to buy us out?
What value?
Then that is where it stays. If the company stays private and successful then the company may buy them off you. If the company goes under, the shares will be deregistered and the broker will inform you and remove them...but that is not going to happen in this case IMHO.
If share is delisted and does not relist within 30 days then the share is transferred by your broker from your ISA to an ordinary share dealing account. If it relists shortly after this time within the same tax year then it is always possible for the brokers to get it agreed with the regulators to get the shares transferred back into an ISA account.
In reality it can take months before the broker realises the share is delisted and needs to be removed from shareholders ISA accounts. However the larger brokers tend to act quicker.
If the share relists in a new financial year then only the value of the stock up to the yearly ISA allowance is allowed to be transferred back into an ISA account. However this is one interpretation of the regs and I think can be challenged especially if a share delists in February say then relists in May. The regs are a bit vague regarding this scenario. Maybe others can correct me.
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Hopefully a buyout won't happen for a good 18 months or so...might give enough time for the company to be worth something!
Btw, take no notice of what the politicians are saying, they're just canvassing for the fashionable green vote. Governments don't rule the world I'm afraid big business does.
When the lights start going out...
IMHO of course! :-)
Wow! All those words smacks of desperation methinks...