Proposed Directors of Tirupati Graphite explain why they have requisitioned an GM. Watch the video here.
I elected to go for holding a paper certificate, which I am still waiting for. However, I got a letter from Evraz today welcoming me as a shareholdet and asking if I want to go paper free for future comms and would I like future divis paid in Euros or GBP. There is also an account set up for me, which I've just Registered onto. It has all my details e.g address, email address, number of shares held etc. And guess what, it's all being managed by Computershare.
Confusing or what?
FIGHT!!!!
Tabs, you were right the first time, it is Puffy.
Looed, north Cumbrian humour is only understood by the few. Isn't that right marra?
LMOA
Jotom, cheers, we're all here to help each other. I don't want to influence anybody and said earlier "each to their own". I'm happy with my decision to get a paper cert. I will revert to electronic holding as soon as Evraz are settled on a new exchange. Fairly convinced they're going that way.
They are your thoughts and you are entitled to express them. However, I'm thinking you are way off the mark. Nobody knows what the future holds, but my money is on Evraz leaving the LSE and relisting elsewhere.
Well done Lady mapp.
I think the term is "phishing".
Pishing is used to describe heavy rain.
Copied from Bens Creek board:
From this mornings Wall Street Journal - just the opening paras.
“US steel companies are ramping up investments in new mills and side businesses, brushing aside signs of weakness in the broader economy as executives cited strengthening demand from customers in the auto and construction sectors.
Major steel companies this past week turned in quarterly results that were mostly better than expected, after steel prices rose sharply in spring because of the war in Ukraine. While prices have retreated in recent weeks, steel executives said demand isn’t deteriorating.
“Right now, in our order book, we don’t see it,” said Mark Millett, chief executive of Steel Dynamics Inc.
Steel Dynamics and Nucor Corp. are major suppliers of steel to the construction sector, where projects such as warehouses, data centers and other commercial buildings have been driving demand for more steel. The sector also is expected to get a further boost from increased federal spending on infrastructure projects like roads and bridges.
“Nonresidential construction has been one of our most resilient markets,” said Al Behr, Nucor’s vice president of plate and structural products. “We would expect that to continue in 2023.”