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i know somoene who is 350grand up on one of these shares, im holding, the biggains are from holding, not trading

https://www.offshorewind.biz/2020/07/01/ore-catapult-looking-for-om-services-for-national-offshore-anemometry-hub/

Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult has issued a call for tenders for operation and maintenance (O&M) services at the National Offshore Anemometry Hub (NOAH).

The work scope will also include supporting research and development (R&D) projects and activities at the National Offshore Anemometry Hub and surrounding consented area.

A contract, valued at EUR 1.25 million, will be signed for an initial period of three years, starting on 1 October, and will have an extension option to for a further period of up to two years.

Deadline for submission of tenders is 18 August.

The offshore anemometry hub is installed three nautical miles off Blyth, Northumberland.

NOAH provides wind resource and environmental data to validate turbine demonstrations with the instrumentation and data management capability to be made available for future research collaborations.

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Green is all the rage at the moment and north sea wind farm deals, wonder if this 5 bags on some crazy wind deal for Gyrometric?

that the market likes, everyone ran off to covid shares

Maybe the MMS will let this move up now

some guy on twitter says he is in the placing. EIS funds involved, limited retail placing stock, says decent investment from this level and expects more deals with Novartis and other top pharma.

anything to do with the share price not moving up - its only 2%, that's nothing. MMs arent making a market here - thats why it aint moving up.

Ocados been super busy

Hopefully these go back to double digits soon

must be news , trrevors tight so must be something coming here and it was a premium raise, thats a clue too

Look how much Mark took in the placing. but i guess he wont sell!

Biom need to adapt fast cuz during lockdown no one was using takeout coffee cups or plastic cutlery. Fook.

Biome Bioplastics
@BiomePlastics
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Jul 9
As stated by Bloomberg
@business
"Plastics had been falling out of favour – then came the virus".

The #coronavirus pandemic disrupted actions taken against #plasticpollution and inevitably changed consumer behaviours. Some insights collected by
@edie
??

to be making face masks, problem is these guy have just not bothered, someone complain to Paul Mines, look what Symph and Filta did

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/07/10/new-war-single-use-plastic-declared-ministers-amid-concern-coronavirus/

wonder if Marks left a breadcrumb there.

Buy now, pay later merchant Afterpay experienced its highest quarter ever during the COVID-19 lockdown in Australia as consumers turned in droves to online shopping.
In an update to investors today, Afterpay said in the fourth quarter of FY20 it recorded underlying sales of $3.8 billion, up some 127 per cent for the same period 12 months ago.
For the total FY20 financial year Afterpay recorded $11.1 billion sales, a 112 per cent increase from the year prior.

https://www.prnewswire.co.uk/news-releases/afterpay-announces-fy20-business-update-847929411.html

https://www.prnewswire.co.uk/news-releases/afterpay-announces-fy20-business-update-847929411.html

https://www.skynews.com.au/details/_6170991917001

Afterpay price risen at 'stratospheric speed'
12/07/2020|7min
Buy-now-pay-later company Afterpay "stratospheric rise" is part of a wider structural shift towards online purchasing, according to InvestSMART’s Evan Lucas.

The founders of Afterpay are selling $250 million worth of shares, in a bid to raise about a billion dollars to help it fund growth into more countries.

In total the owners are selling four million shares so it can expand further into the United States and enter Canada for the first time.

Afterpay’s share price over the June quarter increased by more than 224 per cent. and is trading at $72.31.

A 2019 report by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission found 86 per cent of consumers would re-use buy now, pay later options.

“It has been absolutely accelerated during this period where online purchasing is now the norm,” Mr Lucas told Sky News.

“This lockdown globally has caused a structural shift.

“They’re up almost 180 per cent since May.”

Looks like rolls will be the boy for govts green agenda