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VM would be better off focusing on dealing with the current network, many cities with a poor quality network, The 7million homes in the RNS mean homes passed not connected, more waste of money and debt increased.

Drahi will pay £2.00 plus, Is it not him who bought the £34m today, at £1.95, he knows that this is small change to final valuation

I agree, Neflix benefit on a huge scale without investment or contribution towards infrastructure upgrades but depend fully on it.
Netflix now has 222 million customers, about 67 million of them in the United States. The company booked $7.5 billion in revenue and $1.4 billion in profit.

He also owns The Boring co, which is a Tunnel construction company worth £900 million, he started PayPal sold it for large gain, he has his fingers in many pies.

Thinking outside the box, 5G, Ai and EV vehicles are the future, the company requires someone with huge amount of cash and wisdom to change things, Elon Musk could be the man.
The pension fund deficit wouldn't be issue for someone like Elon Musk, he is worth $300 billion. BT has the 5G technology, Elon has the know-how for Ai and is already manufacturing EV vehicles.
The reasons why most consumers are delaying on purchasing EV vehicles is lack of infrastructure for charging points in the UK and the cost to install this in homes.
My thoughts are if Elon Musk bought BT, he could solve this problem, he could then offer 5G for the next evolution of EV vehicles, he could then offer an alternative supplier of electricity, by installing 240v cables to customers premises for charging points via the existing telecoms duct network.
There would need to be some inter-connect with National grid, but this would take very little time and money compared to starting from scratch
All the homes that have a UG feed could be quickly connected up and other dwelling could be connected as part of the FFTH upgrade.
The Fibre network is passive, ie, no power, the power cable to supply the homes could be installed in the same duct as induction doesn’t affect the fibre wavelength or cause any service issues.
The revenues would increase massively, as would dividends and a company that has been held back for years could be a company that is highly valuable.

Ok pal, Point to point would be an interesting one, a typical fibre network design will have splice joints at chambers either every 2km or 4km plus less if loop joints have been added to pick up additional cell sites.
All users share the same fibre cable, eg, 288f cable, the cell site would only require a pair of fibres within the tube, 24 tubes, 12 fibres per tube in the. 288f cable.

Also businesses now a days also only require a single fibre for the ONT, depending, from the pop site, one single fibre is spliced into the tray of the field splitter, input 1, this allows up to 8 customers to be connected using outputs 1-8 .
This saves burning the fibres back to the Pop site and allows more revenue to be generated from the fibre cable without overbuilding.

May not be worth the investment, unless specific to a project. The single mode cable installed all over the country to connect up 5G cell sites is using standard single mode fibre cables, all working fine, standard zero-dispersion wavelength at 1310 nm or if you require connectivity for long distances G655 cable is deployed, has reduced water peak to support CWDM 1510nm

Security, Openreach use large foreign owned data centres, one being Telecity in Manchester, many other operators also have racks within the centre for many years without any issues. There are many other data centres that BT use.
The security concerns from the government can easily be addressed, it just need to audited. The fibre optic that connects the buildings is just a glass tube with a laser beam transmitted down the core, it’s the equipment in the racks is where the management needs to carefully thought though

19m and 2 mil buy, Drahi seems to be on a mission, 30% without any obstacles easy for him if he has the funds, maybe some jumped into silent partnership with him.

Another £12 mil buy late today, this same amount of share buying has occurred a few times this week, someone with deep pockets

Could the sell’s be organised to allow Patrick Drahi to increase his holding gradually before 10th December, he will want large volumes wouldn’t he.

Do you mean System x, all can be done away with if fibre is only deployed

Goldmann Sachs purchased CityFibre in 2018 for 0.81pa share, taking the company into private ownership. Since then with huge investment and a partnership with Vodafone, CityFibre are building an infrastructure for fibre to the home in cities throughout the uk, these are homes passed which isn’t revenue. There is no doubt Goldmann will float the company as soon as all the cities are connected and at a time when their think it will float for a massive return on the outlay of $750 million. Compared to BT still very smallThis company and many others that have recently set up to take advantage of the government funding for FTTH are all small players and lacking in systems and established standards. BT are a huge company with a footprint far bigger than all others combined, potentially huge returns.Large investment in FTTH will be far easier for BT and provide quicker returns.If BT recover all the copper cables that are obsolete, move everything onto fibre, this would free up more copper and bring in decent cash, this together with freeing up duct space for other operators to use via the PIA process (BT currently have other operators on a 5 year rental deal for duct space per metre)All those sniffing around now know that the current value is cheap regardless of the issues with the pension fund, the company are currently making changes to costs.Another point to mention is BT owns lots of exchange building in many town centres throughout the uk, all these buildings could be sold or redeveloped for residential buildings, these are solid build and are another example of opportunities that could be in the future. This could be done once copper networks are shut down and everyone is on fibre delivery, the technology is now here to do this and far cheaper to install then it used to be. In my opinion the outlook is very exciting for us investors in BT

Great article in this weeks share magazine covering Allergy Therapeutics, very positive, Pipeline should increase share price considerably next year. Sit tight worth the wait.
https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/magazine/2021-11-25-Shares

According to recent results, results from the Grass Mata MPL study supposed to be released Autumn this year. Must be soon.

Happy with today’s news, a little patience now as more details are released over the days and weeks. We thought we were doomed a few months ago with the dumping of shares. Now we have that exciting agreement that we hoped would come to fruit but had no guarantee. What’s not to like, the SP will rise just a matter of time.

Hi, averaged down since my first purchase at 11.5p over a year ago when Hemo was on the up.
Since then topped up many times around 1.8 p and 2.1 p, never sold any, hopefully this will give me back my original investment and more over the coming months.

Bet these are all buys not recorded correctly like my 240,177 earlier

Strange how my buy for 240,177 is noted as a sell in red

VOX market website for Vadim Alexandre, Head of Healthcare at SP Angel discusses Interim Results from, pre-clinical stage biopharmaceutical group, Hemogenyx Pharmaceuticals #HEMO

Vadim Alexandre, Head of Healthcare at SP Angel discusses Interim Results from, pre-clinical stage biopharmaceutical group, Hemogenyx Pharmaceuticals #HEMO