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Meant hit the bid.

Hi Speedy.There is no doubt in my mind that it is a rigged system .If you are not part of that system you are greatly disadvantaged.The smart money buys in low and sells out high so if we can watch for obvious buying when the sp is low we can stand a chance of getting some gains.Large trades THAT HIT THE BOD when a company s sp is at a low are an example of a giveaway alongside increased negative posters rolling up.Lots of tricks and conversely when sp,s hit highs lots of pie in the sky valuations from posters.

The performance bond issues only gives more credence to my thoughts that some sort of liquidity event from the gas caverns is on the cards.of course their are grants available for specific contracts depending on what the sector the contract lies in.If infa were to fail , which incidentally I don't think it will (opinion only)a chance to rebuild our shipbuilding /infastructure and engineering will have been missed which won't look good on Boris and his Appledore cameo performance and whoever made the decision to award the H and W bid to infrastrata would have much egg on their face..Shareholders lose out again with this placing but it is an opportunity if funds allow to pick up more shares IF you believe it will succeed.

So if we have this placing for the 26 million contract what placing for the 350 million contract..like i suggested the gas cavern project will likely be the funder for infa going forward.30p is obviously for the lucky few that exited at 50p knowing that the placing would come .very shabby indeed and for JW to take his we'd be out of the coffers before the company actually turns a profit is equally poor.

The concert party surely want petrel and that would leave clontarf and their lithium ghana aspirations to concentrate on.The 30% of ghana that pet holds would need to be sorted unless the concert party could somehow be the funder on the ghana asset.I would be surprised if clon don't have a jv or funder waiting in the wings after ratification.It's been a long wait for news and surely one would expect some update.

The company cannot survive on a few ferries rolling up for maintenance.We have a contract in place starting in july and the hope of an update before the end of H1 on the circa 360 million contract.Grants are available but infa will have to secure capex for any large contracts and selling a plot of land at Appledore doesn't cut it for me.It's my view that government has had an interest in the salt caverns project right from the get go which makes sense as it would be part of energy security for the UK.How much would infa need for big contracts across 4 shipyards? Significant from my understanding and even a money raise might not be sufficient.Raising some capital from the gas project would be the most sensible path forward in my view .The gas cavern project won't bring any revenues for a while and infa has to justify the procurement of the shipbuilding assets..Time will tell and I'm only sharing thoughts.

Get the feeling an update is close.

Thinking about any major contracts it's clear we need more than a few million in the coffers .It's my belief that the gas storage project will be partially sold off to give infa the cash cushion to enable them to take on these contracts.The ML as I have suggested before is dependent on something other than government approval and that other matter I suspect is overdue and was expected in the first quarter with a quick announcement following on thereafter.Q2 is definitely my expectation for the marine licence probably more June than May and newsflow coming thick and fast from then onwards.Sp is being kept controlled in my view until the ML positive decision is announced .The contract starting July is doable with what infa has from funding although a money raise is not out of the question.All in my opinion of course.

Si..if there is a plan going on behind the scenes there will be little evidence in the public domain.When first the old board were ousted from infa I suspected a plan in place and government in my view was and still see indirectly involved.Just my opinion .The gas cavern project is in my view interlinked with other businesses and they all have to be in position before that green light is given .I still maintain the ML has been used as a stalling tactic until all ducks are lined up..we shall see .exciting isn't it!.

Everything in place now.Any behind the scenes talks with potential jv or sale partners would have needed the completion of the earn in.Today's news will be largely ignored by the general market but I think it is pivotal getting this earn in over the line.Gas is the transitional fuel before much greener fuels are in place..Huge potential here.

Why not have an adult conversation.Sarcasm doesn't really encourage posters sharing their thoughts.It's obvious that the ML has been used as an excuse.Absolutely no excuse for Poots to make a relatively quick decision.Until the Gas cavern project has the go ahead the sp will dawdle along.

It's still my opinion that the whole marine licence issue has been about stalling.The Northern Ireland government will be fully briefed on the marine licence throughout the process.In my opinion it's odds on that the project will go ahead and the licence has been a done deal for many many months.This project is of huge importance and as such would not be at the mercy of a few objectors even if those objections had some merit..Something outside of infa and the northern Ireland government is holding this project up and in my opinion it's is not the ML.

Saipem are a huge company and the contract is more than just the financial implications but it's also important as it is a foot in the door of potential work streams .Very good news indeed.

Infa is leaky and it was a heads up with the trading earlier this week.Great news and more to come.Q2 looks like it could be a busy time on the newsflow front.

Personally I suspect the island magee gas storage project is not just about infrastrata and government has an indirect involvement .Infa will in my view retain an interest and residual revenue once the project is built.The funder of the project when anounced will be revealing as to the scale of the project and GLYONS tenure at infa will become clearer.Great to see the sp moving and increased volume.Infa has in my view been leaky and maybe the cats out of the bag on short term news .

I would not be too surprised to see news in the next few weeks..better to bounce off a higher foundation...slow rises.

Extremely encouraged by trading over the last few days.The potential here is great .Getting the extra percentage is the game changer .

It's also worth considering that infrastrata has resurrected one of Northern Irelands icon assets Harland and Wolfe.If infrastrata prospers so does Northern Ireland. Maybe a little bit of abargaining chip.

Far too much at stake with the gas caverns for them not to go ahead and I would suspect that the decision was already known in advance when Mr Jessop was taken on as project manager.It's worth checking out his record .

Twas in my researched opinion significant that the president of Nigerias visit to the UK over the last few days and the ML licence recommendations have occurred in a very similar time frame..The caverns will need gas and that supply of gas would be logistically better from West Africa and also likely a more secure source.might be nothing of course but a consideration.