Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Still here watching from the galleries. Every point I made was from genuine sources if you look back. I admit I may have misunderstood what the people in the know want out of this stock which now seems quite apparent. Make it as un-investable as possible to lower the price and buy everything on the cheap for a merger with GWSA. I still believe Truthfactory is in on all of this btw.. no other reason to be here!
Yeah good riddance to him.
Kopparberg - not a buy out as such but I’m not saying that’s not a medium term plan. The short term plan concentrates on the fact that dbay, gwsa and Ldg and the owners / directors are becoming inextricably linked and its more a case of a realignment of the company structure that will make functionality a lot more efficient which will also align growth, profits / loan repayments to be simplified. The company really is on a sound footing now and dbay have no interest in destroying any part of it as this would pretty much humiliate the brand for a second time in 3 years. The recent trading silence has been for a reason but this will be clarified at the AGM. Consider this - which part of this structure is there strong arm?
Long term - anyone’s guess!
Hi Truth,
My comments were delivered after any rise my friend. We have agreed and disagreed over the last few months however it’s lovely that you recognise your comments are very well aimed at price reduction. The snippets I’ve discussed today with a very good source (also CA as you and I) from a connected affiliation to the company has cleared any doubt I have had recently but I would need an hour to deliver it onto this platform. I think your going to be quite impressed with what Dbay have in store and i didn’t see it coming or happening tbh. You were correct about the 6p I’ll give you that but you will be extremely impressed with what’s around the corner.
Firstly - I can’t believe this stock is at 10p
Secondly - 3 x 19 mil contracts confirmed = 57mil @ 49% = 27.93mill. Warehousing has a great return and isn’t small margin so having experience in procurement within warehousing I would suggest (not ramp) a 50% margin on this.
13.5 mill profit from one sector without considering any other warehousing/ transport /pallet making / end to end etc is a pretty good thing for 10p a share.
Thirdly - this is a tactical attack from dbay to confuse and destabilise for cheap buy ins (don’t forget it’s a boys club). What’s the chances a positive AGM is around the corner. Very timely!
Fourthly - stop massaging Truthfactorys ego. He gets a huge ‘hard on’ from personal attacks of which this is one. He once declared he’s here to expose rampers which is the most ironic thing I’ve heard this year...
Eddie stobart web page page, jobs section, 6th or 7th job advert “exciting new contract”
There are lots of little releases if you look through the jobs page around new contracts. The company’s involved don’t want to tell us this to keep the price low upto buy out I predict!
Just clocked this on there job page aswell....
“If you're interested in working for our busy planning department, supporting our exciting PepsiCo contract, then get in touch today, as we help you steer your career in our direction!
All quiet logistics this week Banksy but LDG have had the biggest rise across the board probably linked to warehousing news. 100k difference today which is refreshing. I’d expect some positive news either upto or shortly after the AGM around director share purchases particularly David Facey. This should be a nice pointer as to the growth that’s happening behind the scenes.
Which will be merged and paid off when the reverse buy out happens but again you know that. It’s a paper exercise which will not harm LDG but at the time assured the continuation of the group. All standard practice again my love and small change with the turn over that they now have (admittedly not expected to have been so drastic but Ldg and gwsa have found themselves in a very very lucrative warehouse market). However Ldg are in the champions league of stocks and shares and Dbay will do nothing to hurt that. Just flip your narrative and we are on the same page x
https://www.logisticsmanager.com/warehouse-demand-goes-unabated/