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Capital raise

The Group now needs to strengthen the balance sheet by raising sufficient new equity capital to support future growth, avoid future covenant breaches and to address the material uncertainties regarding going concern. The Board has therefore commenced work on a substantial capital raise with the support of Alchemy, its largest shareholder with a view to completing this in the second quarter of 2021

luckily i escaped with some losses earlier. SOME VERY EVIL PEOPLE ON THIS BB, NOTE THE NAMES AND NEVER FOLLOW THEM AGAIN GUYS,. SOME VERY SICK PEOPLE ON HERE

darktrace floated today

really,

start off the year with no debt....i.e. we will take on some more debt.

The DigitalGlassware® software and hardware has been fantastic, and we were amazed at how easy it was to install and get running. The import function in Recipes is great, as is the live tracker in RecipeRunner, the remote monitoring of temperatures was really useful and accurate. Having the data at hand helped solve issues faster and once set up saves time during the run. As it is cloud-based, it also helped, with the COVID-19 situation, as we could monitor things in the lab without physically being there.”

Jon-Paul Griffiths
Chief Technology Officer
Oxford Advanced Surfaces

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Chief executive Ben van Beurden said: “Shell has made a strong start to 2021, generating over $8bn of cash in the quarter. Our integrated business model is ideally positioned to benefit from recovering demand.

Read more: BP to kick off share buyback plans as profit climbs on rising oil prices

“Our competitive and robust financial performance provides the platform to achieve the goals of our Powering Progress strategy.” He also said that Shell had reduced net debt by more than $4bn in the quarter, progressing towards the $65bn milestone it needs to hit before increasing shareholder distributions. The much improved performance came as the firm tries to put the horrors of 2020, which saw oil prices crash to historic lows, to one side.

Oil prices are now hovering around $67, close to pre-pandemic levels, helping Shell follow BP to a much better quarter.

https://www.cityam.com/shell-hails-strong-start-and-hikes-dividend-on-higher-oil-prices/

and no one wanted it

https://www.cosmeticsdesign-europe.com/Article/2021/04/15/Colgate-patents-cannabinoid-CBD-oral-care-toothpaste-and-mouthwash-for-antibacterial-anti-inflammatory-properties

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-04-28/marlboro-maker-philip-morris-keeps-cannabis-options-open

After keeping its distance from cannabis, Marlboro-maker Philip Morris International Inc. is beginning to take a closer look at the suddenly hot market.

The company is assessing factors like the toxicity of cannabis, efficacy and differences between pharmaceutical and consumer options, Chief Executive Officer Andre Calantzopoulos told Bloomberg News Tuesday.

I reduced my holding and now this and they did not RNS this

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We welcomed the French Minister of Public Accounts, Olivier Dussopt to IDS Pouilly-en-Auxois site yesterday, after being one of the 35 winning companies in the health sector to be selected by the government to receive investment and further our vital work.

in fact the whole day someone has been loading up

I am interested to see what the new BOD will do here

well the money is made off the potential , not the price

finally left, that should relieve the downward pressure on the price, but most likely people will hold sticky as the canna companies have given huge returns

the placing was around this price, and cannabis companies with 0 revenues are valued at over 100mill mcap, so i dont think cash versus mcap if its a cannabis company, just my opinion

bought a load more

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/crime-goes-cashless-as-covid-crisis-drives-underworld-online-975n67d9x