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sometimes u get shares that no matter what, they simply will not move up. this seems to be one of those

https://anzctr.org.au/Trial/Registration/TrialReview.aspx?ACTRN=12620001356954

glad i sold out

the descent here will continue tomorrow, never catch a falling knife/

nahhh Tom LLube seems to want to grow organically hence the small recent acquistions, he is the founder here, this is a bit of a lifestyler company but they are trying to grow yes

DeepMatter subsidiary signs data licensing agreement with the Life Science business of Merck

DeepMatter Group plc, the AIM-quoted company focusing on digitising chemistry, is pleased to announce that one of its wholly owned subsidiaries has entered into a multi-year, limited-use data licensing agreement with the Life Science business of Merck to provide proprietary chemical structure and reaction data content to Merck's selected application.

Merck, a leading science and technology company, operates across Healthcare, Life Science and Performance Materials. The terms of the data license agreement have not been disclosed.



Mark Warne, CEO of DeepMatter commented: "We are delighted to have entered into this license with Merck, a company dedicated to making research and biotech simpler, faster and safer."

https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/uk-becomes-first-country-in-world-to-approve-mercks-oral-covid-19-pill-molnupiravir-2599363

Awful

T42 that's very specific. Must be a reason

Oil giant Shell says it needs oil output to fund green shift

The boss of oil giant Shell has insisted it can transition to net zero by 2050, but it will need the cash from its oil and gas business to pay for it.

Ben van Beurden dismissed splitting its legacy oil and gas business from its renewables investment, a move urged by activist shareholder Third Point.

Talking exclusively to the BBC, he said the company's plans for greener energy could only be funded by oil and gas.

"At this point in time [the cash] comes from our legacy business," he said.

Mr van Beurden was speaking at Europe's biggest oil refinery at Pernis near Rotterdam, a facility he plans to transform from refining petrol and diesel, to making biofuels and hydrogen over the next decade. "These things can only be done if you have a facility (like Pernis) to work with and if you have the cash.

"If we have to build a hydrogen plant from a wind farm that we build in the North Sea for a billion dollars that is not going to be funded by a hydrogen business - it will be funded by the oil and gas business," he said.

New oilfields
But oil and gas is not just a legacy business. Shell wants to develop new oilfields including Cambo in the North Sea which it hopes will produce 170 million barrels of oil a year.

I asked him: How does he justify that?

Mr van Beurden says the decision on the Cambo oilfield is ultimately one for government but says it makes no sense to substitute UK resources for foreign imports to satisfy domestic demand.

lol u derampers.

just saw your twitter, wtf!

might as well hold for the 1p party now

getting closer to break even for me but lets hope this 5 bags anyway

i got this at 0.26 ffs

its like being on the titanic here albeit there was no titanic really

fall from 0.26 i cant reemember

I need like 100% more just to break even here, ******s

worse than a snail when its comes to cannabis companies

https://www.investegate.co.uk/u.k.-spac-plc--spc-/rns/update-on-proposed-rto-and-extension-of-agreement/202111011330019381Q/

u sound like your on the Titanic chap. get a drink, your gonna need one.