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And just so you don't endanger any more brain cells trying to keep up with me, this is normally the point in of our cringey battle of wits where you realise you are largely unarmed, give up, and instead try to change the subject and accuse me of being unhinged, complete with some witless version of 'calm down dear...' You're welcome.

Oh, and another thing for you and anyone else reading this crap: I am well aware of the sp fall from 55p and would never be like you and site a short-term move to further my argument. As always, it was your dishonest self who, as usual, revelled in the ECOB sp not seeming to react to the recent good news as 'evidence' of the market's attitude toward the company, etc., just a few short hours before the share price proceeded to rally 20%. Since I know you don't have an ounce of integrity sufficient to admit your almost comically wrong take, I just thought I'd help correct the record for you.

Smile emoji, nobs. Once again a standard, ham-fisted attempt at projection. Shame you're not clever enough to maintain any kind of coherence in your trolling sufficient to cover your tracks (although I do have to give you another quick shout-out for the effort with the 'I know the company because I was on the receiving end of the initial presentations of this business when they were looking for their £10m IPO...' lie. First off, it was an RTO, not an IPO, an innocent-looking mistake no real HNW or institutional investor would make, second, those standard meetings, with a standard presentation deck, would contain exactly none of the often trivial, personal details about the individuals involved, the Albanian operation, or even your most recent little self-own where - because you absolutely canNOT help yourself constantly trying - and failing - to big yourself up, instead of projecting the grubby, bitter little man you are - you 'revealed' Gilbert and Winnifrith 'know each other well'. Funny, but I don't remember any of that kind of information on any of the slides in the presentation deck and I actually took one of those meetings, rather than the imaginary one you attended.

Yes indeed, outstanding post from a not-at-all-suspicious-totally-legitimate-first-time-ever Poster. I absolutely love how nothing changes here: the great, fair-and-balanced Blackswan (certainly in his own mind, anyway), scourge of the wide-eyed San Leon rampers, champion Googler extraordinaire who never saw a SLE bear story link in some manky on-line Nigerian business website he didn't love and then shared, endorses some idle muppet whose central argument is a vague, unsubstantiated confection about the 'major operators' conspiring to create their own 'evacuation system'. (Hint: they're not, although I do admire how the 'author' allows that 'ELI may have the support of some smaller producers..'. Nice touch), and are so advanced in their negotiations that they have a Plan B AND a Plan C! (Wow. That's 3 whole plans in total. This MUST be serious). But do BS and his brother-from-another-mother, CJ, on the other board, demand evidence or even elaboration on such wild speculation?!? Nah. Just a bunch thumbs-ups, 'great summary', 'keep up the good works' pats on the back, and off you go. After all, this out of nowhere/first time poster established his bona fides early on by declaring 'he knows a bit about this project' (Well ok, then. Nothing else to see here), and then went on write an absolutely cracker of a post that contained at least 4 'ELIs' and a shout-out each to 'MLPL', 'FSO', 'Akaso' and 'GT Bank'. My god, with that kind of detailed information, you'd be forgiven for wondering if he was the recently retired head of all of Shell's African operations (ed. note: I couldn't include this gem of a phrase in flow, 'This entire relationship upstream of ELI is very messy...', so I just want to highlight it here as one of the more transparently phoney attempts to appear knowledgeable I've ever read).

But here's the thing, BS, CJ, not quite 40,000, and our newest bulletin board fake concerned citizen (apparently, he's often deep in prayer for the well-being of sle shareholders. Quite a guy): What the bunch of you, after all this time, still don't seem to grasp, all or in part, is that the more circumstances become stressed for Eli, the more Jite's empire unravels, the more MLPL's loan notes are in arrears, the BETTER it becomes for San Leon and Oisin Fanning. Sure, he and the company have some demanding creditors pressuring them too, but where it counts - on the asset level and influence in steering financing negotiations - the problems at the other players are largely GOOD for SLE and OF. Their ownership of the pipeline will have increased commensurately (not to mention their command over OML18 IF they want it), and THAT'S what makes OF's ability to deliver on the latest financing package announcement more likely. Meantime, any alternative conveyance - and its certainly NOT going to be built by the 'major operators' - would take 2-3 to construct if it got started today, which it won't, so there's that

'..... Bluerill is under the impression that I used to work for this shower of @#%£. I haven't, I was on the receiving end of the initial presentations of this business when they were looking for their £10m IPO......' You're a bad liar. A very, very bad liar. '...I would also add MC, no change in sP on the news of securing a EUR1m in revenue is clear to me that the market also feels that this business cannot be trusted....' Oops. I'm sure a correction to your usual marble-sharp analysis must now be incoming any moment. God, you are such a muppet. Oh, and did I mention a really, really bad liar as well?

Same to you, redeye. If OF pulls this deal off, the returns should dwarf the returns many of us enjoyed those years ago with the wildly successful tender offer-return of capital. Tbf, if memory serves, the shares were trading quite happily around 40p before the company announced the pending suspension which understandably caused the share price to collapse so, wherever the company re-lists, the opening price should be (theoretically) 2x at a minimum since SLE 2.0 should certainly be a far more substantial enterprise than before the suspension, particularly as regards its pipeline ownership level. Come on, Santa

Amazing after all this time that this debate still rages, and with multiple posts per day! Fortunately for Sam, not only does he consistently present the far more accurate version of events, but the mentally healthy one as well. Alls fair in love and social media, but it's hard to describe the presence of posters like callusjunkie or this number weirdo, with their toxic combination of amateur googling and baseless schadenfreude, on the chat board of a company of which they can realistically have zero genuine knowledge or understanding, as anything but seriously unhinged, frankly. The shares are indeed de-listed from AIM, but the ambitious work continues and if OF pulls this re-financing off, long-suffering shareholders should see a healthy return on their money (certainly at least relative to the modest valuation the shares were suspended at), though it may well involve the extra hassle of a re-listing in another jurisdiction.

A classic bit of projection with all the wit and relevance readers here have come to expect from their favourite foot-stomping, breath-holdIng, fist shaking dilettante.

No, no magna, not in the least. None of that was directed at you, just the business-related parts of my post. Your skepticism about today's RNS was clearly genuine and I equally accept the premise. I just see it differently, Particularly considering what the share price is now discounting, I see the recent pattern of improved production, deliveries and now, revenues, as more relevant.

First off, MC, there is sadly little space between the 2 currencies anymore. As for more robust updates on profitability, its gotta be small steps, surely. At a point when there was speculation that the factory in Duress was a fraud, Eco announced they had upgraded their production line so that it could run - finally - on a steady state basis, leading to - finally - deliveries into legacy customers and then the forecast for the 1m revenues by year-end. Now, we get today's RNS that that 1m has come a month early. This is indeed way behind schedule of course, but this is now a clear, positive pattern of improvement and gives the lie to those in the market - and from bitter ex-employee-cum-trolls on boards like this - who would have investors believe the company was a busted flush.

‘Shrapnel in my wallet’?? Wtf are you even talking about, you total weirdo? I’m just pointing out that the end of the fiscal year 30 Nov is nothing special as the company - which was supposed to have raised money 2 months ago according to soothsayers like you, remember - has dec/jan/feb to report new, material orders before they report their annual results. They will be late relative to the company’s initial promise, but the market won’t give 2 shts at that point. And finally, as for your usual, completely disingenuous how-long- have-you-been-beating-your-wife style question, a major order would be defined either by the quantum - say, 50k+, and/or the one that is or could be deemed renewable, and/or with a customer/institution of great, generally recognised significance as to provide product endorsement well beyond the immediate order size. And despite what ZED’s distressed market cap might imply currently, any or all of those are highly possible, if not likely, because, in the end, the company makes the best, highest certified mousetraps out there. Does that help, quizzy?

Especially against a backdrop of failure of the bigger industry names - even those backed by the likes of Persimmon and Goldman Sachs - in the UK, Eco Buildings is starting to appear the Little Engine Who Could. Decent trend here; https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/ECOB/eu1m-in-revenues-now-achieved-as-of-2-december-2024/16794191

Who cares about the year's financial results if major orders drop in December or January or February, ie., in the months that follow the close of the financial year, but before results are reported? Oh, and for the record 'BigDom', you're a rabid ghoul, you and your little smile emojis next to your post hoping for a company's demise. A complete goon

Notice the RNS comments on how the licensing process can be streamlined in the DR. Sure, Ilkey and Top Hat have hit the wall because they expanded too fast and took on too much debt, but also because they focused on this country and ran headfirst into the onerous red tape and NIMBY resistance common to rich countries. By luck or design, Eco has started in Albania, on the one hand a frontier market, but on the other, a top 5 European construction growth market for the past 5 years which is clearly prioritising growth over overbearing regulation. Same for much of the developing world, where Eco can benefit both from lower regs on its construction company partners AND federal and local governments whose no1 priority is housing, housing, housing. It's a winning business model in this space and the main reason I think they can succeed.

Wow, bitter, ignorant, AND shamelessly unoriginal. Quality.

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Helps if more interested investors engage with the company on X. I have a bit, but helps if we can get something of a quorum to start commenting, questionning, etc to get management to elaborate on what's clearly some genuine momentum in Albania AND now Chile: https://x.com/ECOBPLC

This is potentially very good news for the company indeed, Truro. As was pointed out on the other board, the opportunity for Eco in Chile is no secret, going all the way back to the admissions document, so the fact that the government is welcoming show houses after a long delay is a strong indication of both their belief in the quality and economy of Eco's solution (the RNS reminded the market that the company's panels, despite being among the lowest cost solutions out there, have already been certified to Chile's rigorous standards, the country being among the highest earthquake risk jurisdictions in the world), as well, I'm sure, of the government's continued, massive need for product to fill its incredibly ambitious affordable housing programs. Well done, Eco.

Oh, and my original claim that seems to have triggered you in the first place (aside from the general afront you seem to take anytime anyone dares write anything remotely joyful here) was that the marine industry has the highest safety 'requirements', not the highest safety 'standards'. So there's that, you schmuck.

God, what a sad little man. This is a tiny company; any breakthrough within a massive, diverse industry like marine would be huge and they seem to be making progress, but the only thing that seems to get you hard is rocking up on a poxy message board coughing up furballs. Just trying to big yourself up over trivia and missing the entire bigger picture just so you can throw around some hateful slurs speaks volumes.