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It would certainly be necessary to work with a partner in the US - Eqtec's role could be limited to supplying multiple small off the peg gasification plants for the partner to construct - much better and quicker than managing every project and all the pitfalls involved with construction - supply - invoice - money in the Bank.

In fact that strategy would work well in many other markets that demand small insulations and it could become the companies bread and butter.

I should take advantage of the buying opportunity - I guess the SP could be back up to 0.7 in a week or two based on past form.

Its interesting to note that the SP has doubled in the last year - that's pretty good by any standards.

Maybe by this time next year we could see 1.5p or even the dizzy heights of 2p - as for when it will eventually take off, who knows....

The stand out here is the involvement of MSC (Mediterranean Shipping Company) as part of the consortium - zero emissions on Cruise ships has to be an absolutely massive plus for the companies and their passengers.

The strategy, as always, when you have a large holding and the SP is growing rapidly, is to top slice profit - no mater how good the company is, matters outside the companies control may derail the growth.

I started with over 2 million shares brought over a period of years and have now got 1.5m left, this has enabled me to just leave profit invested here - i will continue with this strategy when opportunities present themselves.

I simply switch the cash to other equities to balance my portfolio, choosing FTSE100 or 250 companies as a backbone to my portfolio.

One thing, if there is future disruption involving the closure of one of Ocado Retail's CFC's it is likely to cause far less financial pain, simply because there are more CFC's operating now to switch capacity to - unless it happens at Christmas.

I am not sure that an active Facebook account would make much difference for Enquest.

What would help is for AB to do an interview for a financial news website, like Proactive Investors, every time results were published, and if there was a significant development to report. These in depth interviews are done by friendly journalists with the sole intention of informing current investors and potential investors who are researching the company at a later date. They can provide a long term video diary of the companies performance.

Volume is very high this morning with some very chunky trades marked up as sells, but must have been buys - maybe more institutional buying orders going through from earlier orders taking a while to fill.

I think mrc is right for once, although Enquest certainly do need to step up their game on the PR front and the lack of regard for investors is certainly not helping increase sentiment for the company.

But the main reason is that Enquest is still seen as a contrarian investment because of the debt - until that changes the SP will always seem undervalued compared to other oil companies.

The key to accelerating development of Biomass gasification in the US is to link its adoption to controlling forest fires by removing combustible forest residues from the environment.

Building a large network of small of the peg gasification plants in rural areas prone to forest fires to take local forestry residues, as is being developed at North Fork, would help reduce forest fires and be economically viable.

Eqtec is well placed to exploit this market in association probably with an American partner or partners, maybe in the forestry industry or power industry.

"No , nicely written but not good."

I take your point Jan.

Good set of results.

Certainly agree with logic - lets just hope he's right.

The supply chain is under so much pressure at the moment, world wide, but especially in China, where transport costs have shot up. Also we might see oil going higher.

Closed at 9.75p - up 29.14% on my screen.

Oil prices rises of that magnitude would certainly put the kybosh on the economic recovery and ultimately turn round and kick Enquest in the teeth when Brent came crashing down again.

As a long term holder, I would much rather see Brent at $75 for 2 -3 years than a big spike followed by the inevitable slide into the mire.

Boyobach
Problems are becoming more serious for ITM - its not about the quality of the product but they need more orders going out the door now to build revenue.

The SP has the look of PURP in the summer of 2018 - that exploded into growth then deflated.

CWR may experience similar problems with order delays but their business model has full flexibility with the speed of take up.

The main thing now is that Ocado Retail have ramped up capacity considerably with the opening of Purfleet, Andover and Bristol and that Erith will be fully operational again by the end of November - this will mean that they will be able to fully exploit the Christmas trade without constraint .

The main thing now is that Ocado Retail have ramped up capacity considerably with the opening of Purfleet, Andover and Bristol and that Erith will be fully operational again by the end of November - this will mean that they will be able to fully exploit the Christmas trade without constraint .

Removing the effects of the fire would have given just a marginal drop in revenue - less than 2% compared to a very strong lock down quarter in 2020 - an indication, I think that many more customers are using Ocado Retail long term and have turned their backs on physical stores.

Removing the effects of the fire would have given just a marginal drop in revenue - less than 2% compared to a very strong lock down quarter in 2020 - an indication, I think that many more customers are using Ocado Retail long term and have turned their backs on physical stores.

Delivering the first profit will be the key to the SP moving up - promises and any number of new projects don't count as much - its commercialisation that matters - that's when it gets interesting.