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Sold mine too early!!

How often do companies signal a cash call? Those who do usually see their sp dive down to the placing price.

Good old Grahame. Lost me money with his bullish appraisal. Fortunately I sold around 515.

At least the sun is shining in East Germany. 😕

No mate..it has done me proud.

Clearly I sold too early as the sp is now stonking upwards.

Hopefully Mr Kelly's trip over there is going well?

21,500 shares traded and a 6% rise? Ridiculous.

I just wonder whether R Griffiths still has all his shares?

No news, still. I am afaid our leader sounds more like Ten Haag these days by saying that things can only get better. Well they certainly can't get worse.

Clearly someone knows something and it isn't good...or possibly they are purposefully not releasing news, waiting for the sp to drop and will then start buying at bargain basement rates, knowing that there is positive contract news. But surely they wouldn;t e that cynical?

Amers.....like the lunatics who were talking about Balls of Steel and a huge party once AMGO hit a quid!!

Good. I love arriving at Paderborn station and passing DS Schmitt and seeing the Union Flag fluttering! I am sure Mondi would have replaced it.

Equity raise and de-listing!

You couldn't make it up!

Clive chatting on R4 now.

Pearls. I am not sure whether I totally agree with you about the Israeli situation as the world is on fire currently, so one new front is no real surprise, although newsworthy.

My concern is that there has been no good news for a while now. Yes, the CEO appears to be levelling the situation, but until a new income stream is identified and not from a cash call, the sp, unfortunately, will stay at these low levels.

12-Apr-24 15:49:42 44.64 190,000 Sell* 44.20 45.95 84.82k

My very simple question. Why these large sells, of this is just one?

Sorting the Wandisco problems out and building a solid base. Keep the faith!

The Second Loan Agreement is substantially on the same terms as the first £874,600 loan (the "First Loan") agreement made between Sondrel and ROX which is described in the Previous Announcement (the "First Loan Agreement"). The same rate of interest of 15% per annum applies to the Second Loan which accrues daily and is payable quarterly on the last day of March, June, September and December with the Second Loan and any unpaid interest being repayable in full on the third anniversary of the drawdown date.

I'd have lent you a few bob for a mere 12%...would you like my bank details?

Contrarian

There are two ways of looking at the statement. Either they are telling the truth and are telling shareholders to do a Gareth whilst they can or as you say they are trying to spook the market.

Over the years, and to my expense I have learned to move away from Twitter "mates" and listen to Paul Scott and the Stockopedia boys. Yes, you pay handsomely for the privilege, but they introduce you to much safer stocks (DYOR etc) and away from companies issuing potentially mis-leading RNS statements. With DUKE, I rest my case.

Shares being sold...why is it going NT to buy?

Existing shareholders should note that whilst the Company continues to work closely with its major shareholders and senior creditors on a full funding solution, there can be no guarantee that a refinancing and restructuring solution will complete (including any interim funding). Even if it does, the conclusion of any such solution is unlikely to lead to a positive outcome for existing shareholders, noteholders and creditors of the Company. Further, if it becomes apparent that an interim and/or a fully funded solution is unlikely to be found, the Company will have to look at all potential options which could include putting the group's projects in care and maintenance, liquidation of assets, and or starting formal administration procedures in the UK in relation to the Company.

Run away!