Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
I'm fully aware that estimated dates come and go, mainly go, and are rarely on target, but given that we are on the brink of taking 20% of Amapa and, from more recent speculation, 27%, both being conditional, what are people's views on the 49% option. Will they go for it, how far down the tracks will we need to be before it's discussed, how will they pay for it, (price unknown at present). It's obviously not a sure thing as it's simply "first refusal" only.
English is my first, and in fact, my only language. I was grammer school educated and regard myself as relatively bright, (excluding some of my investment decisions obviously), but I have read this post a number of times and whilst I recognise all the words it's meaning still escapes me. Are courts trained in legalspeak with the sole intention of writing loads if words which make no sense whatsoever !!!!
It's only 3 months since the last placing for, "working capital and repayment of loans", surely even this greedy BOD won't do another one this side of THE rns we're all waiting for would they, that would be pretty stupid even for them.
Cause, couldn't agree more but on this BB you get told to leave if you post anything remotely negative or slated for ramping if it's vaguely positive. I like to think I'm realistic but one camp or the other will be on your back if you dare to express an opinion
Eyeguy, it might be easy for you to say sell up and go but I, like many LTHs are in too deep to take that sort of loss and leave. I couldn't see a downside to REM when I did my research but clearly, I was naive. Constant dilutions and lack of tangible progress is very wearing !