Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
Nah, just a bit of patience required
you mean, as opposed to the fact that their major pipeline ready gas reservoir is useless?
I imagine the LOG administrator is questioning his judgement, tempting to think of IOG as cursed, chasing terrible RNSs around the north sea
Anything under 4 probably decent value - the spot price of saltwater
deItalo: "full confidence" is not something often warranted by IOG over the last five years. But good luck with your faith
more flares than a 1970s disco - worth bearing in mind that they are still pumping more saline than gas as far as we know
This interesting in terms of opportunity:
https://equinor.ft.com/infographics/the-uks-role-in-the-global-offshore-wind-revolution?twclid=2c7hpk9ia412vi7h50mx9sjgy&utm_source=TW&utm_medium=ft_readers&utm_content=paid
Blair you seem to imagine that companies can make step changes of growth without access to debt. Bizarre.
All true but quite a long time until the end of March, could do with a contract announcement or some director otherwise I fear we are going to watch this slide until killik have sold their 9m, hoped they might be closer to the end but looks like a while to go yet gla dyor
No direct evidence but since they had sold nearly half their clients holding in previous 10 trading days waiting for that contract announcement - while most other holdings exc Kave - stayed broadly static seems reasonable to assume they were among major sellers in yesterdays news. We’ll see
Stokey I assume that was from close of business on 31/1 so killick are prob getting close to empty now after yesterdays huge volume
The Aim market, as you know, is largely driven by manipulating shifting sentiment BP; £800m + very vocal govt support + major infrastructure investment + a clear imminent funding plan significantly derisks HARL imho. I'm not convinced the current share price represents that fact, partly because of some concerted offloading into volume. Let's see where it is in a few days. My guess would be, once the committed sellers are done, it will settle for a while in the 23-25p range. Still a very small MCAP for a company realistically targeting a $1bn order book by year end. Good luck with your investments
Question about your name: is there a personal connection to the tragic BP scandal, or do you like the martyrish connotation?
answer: Because some people are primed to sell on news and make their 10- 15%, nothing wrong with that
Next?
I wonder if a projected listing on the main market will coincide with the debt facility sign off… would certainly make sense going forward
the 37.5p is only a third of their target, other milestones are accessed if the SP reaches 60p or 100p for an extended period
fair few buying back in now, will be a decent rise from now until the weekend imho
He didn't say that HARL would get 60 per cent he said that was the share guaranteed for the British contractors. BMT also need a slice.
and you northsea, been building a little holding here for a while - keep looking at what they are doing and can't see anything not to like - it works, it's cheaper than the competition, it tastes and cooks like meat. They have patents. They create great corneas. You have to think that all might be eventually be worth some very large multiple of £20m.