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O and G always take time.

And nobody cares about anyone's buy in plans or sulking on forums. Either buy, enjoy and wait patiently, trade the hell out of it as people are also want to do, or just spend your time and money elsewhere. Why stick around if it's making you unhappy? That's my mantra anyway. :) I'm quite happy with the longer term goal (in sight imo now) here.

It's a helluva lot of time, effort and involvement from multiple parties to showcase a dud.

I don't care for this company's communication methods much of the time and I think they're cold. Noble are far friendlier and forthcoming. But there's no doubt that they have something very special. It's all there reading the lines and in between them, and twinned with Noble at Rukwa effectively you get two bites of the same cherry given that one data set feeds readily into the other to build up the whole basin.

It might be more helpful to their likely majority British retail base if they weren't having these meetings that require 'in person' to be in Israel. Tad tricky to just pop over as I said.

I suspect that not many of us Brits could just jump in a plane and fly halfway round the world to Israel to attend an EGM.

Drastic drama over an adjourned meeting that will be reheld on the 16th.

This market and its fiddlers are as flaky as ever.

Yes, but HE1 has got flow. And a whole basin flowing around it.

Not saying that this isn't worth it either. I'd personally have a foot in the door with both, hedge my options.

The great thing is, you don't get to dictate what goes on.

I don't really like to define sp myself because none of us have a crystal ball and can neither foresee 100% transformational certainties nor regressive ones.

A year is a long time and we've only just started it really.

This forum now is.

Full of loopy traders talking to themselves. Whole pages of green coffins, what a bore.

'2p year end with 26bn shares in issue......'

Did you mean 10.26 bn current?

It makes no odds whether it's 'on fire' or not, sadly. He'll not act upon it.

Yes. You're not exactly alone.

However, such is life on the markets. You gotta roll with it or roll out.

The latest is that in keeping with his character, Mr Parry has failed to deliver a Q2 relist as he stated and has moved it into Q3. He has failed in every avenue possible, for his customers with an ap that continues to be riddled with bugs and issues, prospective customers with the 'on hold' accounts setup, which is itself highly, resumptively arrogant of him imo. He has failed by allowing the apparent 'theft' of several hundred thousand pounds to be siphoned out of Tally, for which he will not give shareholders a crime reference number, and he has failed his shareholders for closing in on ten years.

Yes, just type in DGI. The logo and shareholder group should pop up. It's not private so anyone can join.

...beat about the bush.

We all know that the PTB in the City mess with sps about so their mates can load and offload. It's sit tight and follow the crumbs from the table or lose your trousers.

For me, DGI is a winner so as frustrating as manipulation can be it's can also be a good portent, perversely.

If they can pull this off from MOU to full stage (and I see no major obstacles as it stands), then the sky is the limit in terms of growth and potential in the months and years ahead.

I'd imagine there are a few corks popping in Caerphilly (and Bingley) today. :)

Evage haven't released it to market yet by the looks of it. As it's not on their website, so once their announcement lands there should be a lot of interest.

It's hard to understate just how massive the Indian market for anything, but esp new tech, is.

DGI have targeted the best place on the planet imo for rolling their product out en masses and quickly. The 'new rich' of India love a challenge and are keen as mustard to modernise their country as quickly as possible. Exciting times here folks.

'DGI aren’t giving away anything. The proposal is to set up a new joint venture company in India which will be 60% owned by DGI and 40 % owned by EVage'

I'll take it.

The Indian market is absolutely enormous and they are tech nerds.

And if you want to play fair in today's world you split generously in a more meaningful way than having the entirety off for yourself and giving your partner next to nothing. Those days are gone. A generous but majority deal that favours DGI in India, a car-mad country stuffed with young science and tech boffins, bode well I feel.

'Commenting, Peter Bardenfleth-Hansen, CEO of DG Innovate, said: "I am delighted that we have entered into this MoU with EVage. EVage are a leading Indian electric vehicle manufacturer and are the perfect partner for DG Innovate to establish a large-scale manufacturing operation for our Pareta® e-drives at an expected modest cost. The proposed JV does not conflict with any of our existing collaborations and trading relationships, but is intended to provide an ideal quick route to market at scale for our technology.

"We are all focussed on concluding the JV arrangements as soon as possible and I look forward to providing further updates in due course."'