Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
'She is just rubber stamping..her words not mine [see interview] '.
I did see interview. She said the *data* needs to be rubber stamped. The data could say anything. They just want to be certain that the data, when it is disseminated, is fully checked and correct.
Hard to compare prices of helium and hydrogen but in different years it seems that helium was worth around 17 times as much, and the price of He has risen a lot since then;
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prices_of_chemical_elements
Unless any hydrogen can be piped a short distance to a nearby end-user (seems unlikely given the location of Itumbula) I won't consider the hydrogen adding much.
'What will a hydrogen discovery do to the Sp on its own????'
It's probably only useful if it indicates helium being there. Very difficult to transport. Infrastructure needed to cool it to very low temps etc. I think some plan to transport it as ammonia and convert back after transportation.
'How is Hydrogen Transported Today – and What are the Challenges?
The transport of hydrogen to the location at which it is going to be used is a challenge since hydrogen has the lowest density of all gases and is also flammable when mixed with the smallest amount of air. Because of hydrogen’s low volumetric energy density, its transportation, storage, and final delivery to the point of use may represent a significant cost. And there can be safety issues as well.'
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/challenges-hydrogen-transport-using-martin-flusberg-vc4zf#:~:text=Basically%2C%20hydrogen%20liquefaction%20is%20an,energy%20losses%20and%20accompanying%20costs.
Https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-68139040
Brian Griffin
'Angle has money to commission stuff like this but can’t afford an IR director '
But it probably is a lot cheaper than an IR Director's salary. Could view it that angle is being careful with their resources yet trying to get the word out.
Yes, probably just confused. I have mentioned that before and not been contradicted but who knows. False memory..
Tim, it's definitely better than Ribena. At high dose Ribena makes your teeth fall out and they are trying to move away from that kind of side effect.
It's not very long since AS said that a low-ball offer, atm, could be hard to resist. Don't ask me to find exactly when he said it because I can't remember and don't have time to find out.
Would he have said that if reasonably mature discussions with BP were currently in progress?
I have plenty of time to wait and would rather hold out for true value but the observation crossed my mind.
''I need this to 36 bag to break even, (((('
Stew, not quite as extreme for me. I needed 10 bag, but now just over 8 bag to break even.
Possible?
I'd decent amount and rather too much for me to lose.
I'd bought a final few at 0.22 and was too hasty to sell for 0.30, for a small profit. Obviously wish I'd held for longer but this is a high risk share and that tranche made >30% profit.
Abba, I normally leave the 'below the belt' stuff to others. Looking at your history to try to determine your track record, I couldn't resist this..
'Abbajabba
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Price: 151.00
No Opinion
RE: MORE IMPORTANTLY13 Oct 2023 18:08
One game of proper rugby this weekend and Im going with Catalans .'
Later that weekend..
'Super League Grand Final: Wigan Warriors crowned champions after 10-2 victory over Catalans Dragons
A try for Liam Marshall plus a conversion and two penalties from Harry Smith gave Wigan Warriors the 10-2 victory over Catalans Dragons; Adam Keighran added the only points for the Dragons; Sam Tomkins was denied his dream ending as he retires from rugby league.'
Oily, I don't doubt that this will lead to a cut-de-sac but just maybe worth a look by you or friend.
https://www.fda.gov/drugs/frequently-asked-questions-popular-topics/how-can-i-get-access-drug-testing-has-not-yet-been-approved
Chairman wouldn't be able to sell on Feb 1st without creating a very bad look, so maybe he believes it'll go well in the future.
So I think the Chairman has spent £68,400 on exercising his Warrants:
'Director/PDMR Shareholding
Xeros Technology Group plc (AIM: XSG), the creator of technologies that reduce the impact of clothing on the planet, announces that Klaas de Boer, Chairman of the Company, has exercised 2,400,000 warrants at an exercise price of 2.85 pence each in exchange for the same number of ordinary shares of 0.1 pence each (the "Warrants" and the "Ordinary Shares"). The Warrants detailed above represent all warrants issued to Mr de Boer in October 2022 as part of the fundraise undertaken by the Company at that time.'
AN seemed to suggest that getting taken out at a low price was a real danger. It could mean that there'd be an increased chance of Director buys once the SP has risen and low ball offer becomes less likely. They may also prefer to keep their powder dry in case there is a raise next year. A raise accompanied by Director investment in the company could go quite well.
Director buys I've seen tend to give a lift which doesn't endure (unless you know otherwise?). I don't think a lack of Director buys in AGL is a necessarily a problem right now.