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And the extra layer of protection adds very little cost in production compared to the normal crappy masks that are widely available.

Lawrmyer - P2F website shows them for sale in bulk @£1 each.

Corrado, FWIW, those masks are already being sold into the NHS.

My take, all employees have a legal duty (including the NHS) to reduce the risk ALARP. If those masks are proven to give better protection than the ones they currently use, then IMO, in theory at least, employers should be replacing their current masks with those. The price point (£1 per mask) is not a reasonable justification not to supply them to the workforce.
In the Offshore Oil and Gas industry we currently use snoods that have the same viral protection incorporated into them - they are £20 (can be handwashed up to three times) and are required for helicopter, bus, plane travel on off the rigs. - in my opinion those £1 masks are a far better and safer option, there will be many industries, companies that should be looking at those as an option.

My take, all employees have a legal duty (including the NHS) to reduce the risk ALARP. If those masks are proven to give better protection then the ones they currently use, then IMO, in theory at least, employers should be replacing their current masks with those. The price point (£1 per mask) is not a reasonable justification not to supply them to the workforce.
In the Offshore Oil and Gas industry we currently use snoods that have the same viral protection incorporated into them - they are £20 (can be hNdwashed up to three times) and are required for helicopter, bus, plane travel on off the rigs. - in my opinion those £1 masks are a far better and safer option, there will be many industries, companies that should be looking at those as an option.

Possibly the realisation that RMS will be able to produce 5 million masks per month from the new production line is fully commissioned next month. Selling in bulk at £1 a mask if bought in bulk. MC just above £30million - this is a no brainer for the mask sales alone. IMO.

https://www.pharm2farm.org/shop/

Nice, I would hazard a guess that those are costing 20-30p max to produce, if that.

Bull bear, I suspect that you are not as new to trading as you would like to make out. Look at the fundamentals and do some research, or even better, if you are new to trading and as jumpy as your post would have us believe- then sellup and keep away from AIM stocks until you have more experience.

Bull bear, I suspect that you are not as new to trading as you would like to make out. Look at the fundamentals and do some research, or even better, if you are new to trading and as jumpy as your post would have us believe- then sell iut and keep away from AIM stocks until you have

Demand and sales will surely outstrip demand here as there are a lot more customers who will take up this product and pay a premium. I have used a similar product in the offshore industry now for 6+months (an anti-viral snood) - those cost pennies to make and retail at circa £20 each. Once the production lines are fully operational then we will see a huge uptake.

And as expected, RMS has bounced back and no doubt so will Braveheart, simples. To many trader wannabe's that panic without really having very much understanding of how those things work, and MMs more than happy to take shares at low prices to flip later on.

Not tied to RMS, but of course now that braveheart effectively own >37% (from memory) of RMS shares then any rise or drop across there will effect this SP. This mornings drop at RMS was due to one of their directors selling shares - he sold purely to finance his take up of warrants - meaning he now ended up with more shares - very simply good bussiness but most, or certainly quite a few, across on RMS do not really understand this. - hence the 20% drop across there earlier.

He simply sold shares to enable him to take up the warrants - which meant he now had ended up with more shares and some free cash - it really is that simple and why wouldn't you. It is also likely that there will be very few opportunities in the next year for him (as a NED) to buy or sell given that most of the next year the company will likely be in a closed period - with the expected news and orders that are in the pipeline.
He has increased his holding to >4%, that sounds like a vote of confidence to me.

He simply sold shares to enable him to take up the warrants - which meant he now had ended up with more shares and some free cash - it really is that simple and why wouldn't you. It is also likely that there will be very few opportunities in the next year for and him (as a NED) to buy or sell given that most of the next year the company will likely be in a closed period - given the expected news and orders that is in the pipeline.
He has increased his holding to >4%, that sounds like a vote of confidence to me.

"Limited Rig Availability" - wrong, there are more than enough drillers warm stacked that could mobilise at relatively short notice and even more that are cold stacked that could be put back in service if needed.

What a load of Bo//@x. The MMs do not hold vast quantities of shares for any length of time at all, they hold enough make a market and move the SP up or down to wherever the most action is and create liquidity.
Also the sale price will not be determined on the closing price over any period - more speculative nonsense.
I am invested here, but FFS some of the posters on here really need to learn the basics and not believe and repeat made-up stuff from bulletin boards.

Surprised that BLs statement regarding Dividends didn't put the brakes on the drop. There will come a point where the HF's who are allegedly (if you believe some) shorting and manipulating the SP will not be able to ignore the Divi. - an easy and nearly guaranteed 10% if hedged both ways.

Stena will give BPC 30 days notice prior to arrival and minimum two weeks notice before departure. They will not want to arrive and set up before the end of November for obvious reasons. It should only take a couple of days to set up after arrival on location before Spud.

Yep, Exon more the likely of the two, but do not rule out a merger with Shell in the next couple of years.

I don't think we can read anything into Ed Slowely joining Bezant Resources in regards to the sale the sale of EUA - He will however make a great Technical Director across at BZT who, with a sub £10million MC have huge potential. They are certainly one to consider once EUA get the FSP finally across the line - which could, hopefully, be anytime soon.

Unfortunately, after the X date, it will likely drift below 200p again. IMO