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Share price has perked up.

Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant to be re opened to provide electricity for Microsoft? Nuclear Power on a roll which is reassuring.

Cheers Basil, very useful reminder of pending deals.

Something is brewing just not sure what.

I am wary of illiquid small cap shares as the price can be easily manipulated. My hope, rumours of a big contract? Maybe even a joint venture with a larger player?

I'm still waiting for the sp to go stellar never mind solar.

Having halved my stake and taken the loss a few months back I added this morning on the basis of yesterday's RNS. I understand the business, think their technology is useful and believe the company will either attract more orders or a bid.

Typical of a lightly traded share!

I saw POS on the leader board and assumed I had missed an RNS, news of a big order etc?

Apparently not, but somebody has purchased enough shares to create a brief spike in sp.

Back on board hoping for a bid.

Modest stake purchased on 17 Sept and now in the blue. Plan to add on good news or results. Plan to sell around 100p if a bid emerges.

Very impressed, see below:

"Thank you for contacting us. With regard to your questions:

We are still in active discussions with our partner Stalicla on dispute resolution. Inevitably disputes of this nature involving scientific and business matters can take considerable time. Rest assured we will update the market as soon as we have something concrete to say. On scientific progress, we announced on 10 July that our academic collaborators in University La Sapienza, Rome had published their paper on SFX-01 in the rare childhood cancer rhabdomyosarcoma in a prestigious, peer reviewed journal. Our paper on the results of our SFX-01 in our healthy volunteer study completed last year has been submitted for publication and we’ll alert the market when this is published. I encourage you to review the presentation and video of our R&D day in mid-June for a more detailed review of our portfolio by our team and external experts to see the status and prospects for these potentially market-leading medicines. All of our updates are available on our website: https://theracryf.com/news-media/ Our guidance on cash runway remains unchanged from the publication of our annual results and AGM in June and July of this year.  We have cash runway until the end of calendar year 2025 and remain in the top 30% of all European listed Biotech companies in terms of months of cash remaining (Rx Securities).

 

Please also note that we are active on X (formerly Twitter) and LinkedIn where updates that are not regulatory in nature are posted relatively frequently. On other matters we are completing the acquisition of Chronos Therapeutics and are actively seeking non-dilutive funding for those programmes.

Our shareholders are our lifeblood and I’d be happy to discuss these points in a call so please let me have some days and times that are convenient."

Sincerely,

Huw

First, I checked the company against the FT Portfolio and it still has about 32% of shares in institutional hands. It has cash for at least another 12 months and no sig debt.

Second, I went to the company website and via contacts sent them a snotty message asking wtf is going on and why no news ref the dispute?

If they bother to reply and provide some sensible answers I might add. If they do not then it's a sell and accept the losses.

Is this the share previously known as 888?

Sold a long time ago but did punt on PTECH hence my interest. Shocked to see a once great company down this far. The idiots in TLV who thought buying WMH with borrowed money deserve to be shot! Time to do some more research, at this price I would have thought a bid likely?

Now that might be interesting. 888 make money but crippled themselves with debt to buy WMH betting shops and the sp rightly imo crashed. Buying 888 at below 100p might be worth doing?

"Russian president Vladimir Putin has said that Moscow should consider limiting exports of uranium in retaliation for Western sanctions.

In televised comments addressed to Russian government ministers, Mr Putin said such restrictions could also be introduced for other commodities, and noted that Russia was a major producer of natural gas, diamonds and gold."

"Russian president Vladimir Putin has said that Moscow should consider limiting exports of uranium in retaliation for Western sanctions.

In televised comments addressed to Russian government ministers, Mr Putin said such restrictions could also be introduced for other commodities, and noted that Russia was a major producer of natural gas, diamonds and gold."

LetterOne, the investment company part-owned by oligarchs Mikhail Fridman and Petr Aven, now owns nearly 15% of Harbour Energy https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/business/6573024/sanctioned-oligarchs-take-stake-in-aberdeen-oil-firm/

Yet the markets are selling AURA and it's down 7%? WTF am I missing here? I thought the RNS positive news not negative.

"HIGHLIGHTS

• Exploitation permit application for Häggån K no 1 lodged with the Swedish Mining

Inspectorate

• New exploration application lodged for Häggån no 2, covering the areas of the original

Häggån no 1 concession

• Aura is focused on responsibly and sustainably advancing the Häggån Project

• Häggån’s 2023 Scoping Study1 demonstrates the Project’s significant scale, optionality

and viability, supporting a review of all options to advance the project for the benefit

of all stakeholders."

Starmer is a Davos stooge of the WEF and Milliband one of their many Net Zero useful idiots.

“The thing I scratched my head about the most,” she told the Financial Times, was that “everyone understands that the UK will need oil and gas for many years to come, so why don’t we seem to want to use our own? It is better for investment, for energy security, for tax revenues, balance of trade and emissions.”

The Labour government announced over the summer that the UK energy profits levy would rise by 3 percentage points from November, taking the overall tax rate on the sector to 78 per cent. It also extended the levy by a year to 2030 and removed allowances that allowed companies to offset investment spending against their tax bill.

Cook’s comments came in a week when Norwegian-owned peer Neo Energy said it would slow investments in the UK because fiscal policy made projects uneconomical, and industry body Offshore Energies UK warned rises to the windfall tax would cost the economy £13bn in the second half of the decade.

Harbour on Tuesday completed an $11.2bn takeover of Wintershall Dea’s oil and gas assets from German chemicals company BASF, turning the UK-based company into an international participant with a presence in countries from Argentina to Norway.

Harbour’s biggest ever deal will reduce its dependence on the UK North Sea to about a third from roughly 90 per cent, although it will remain the area’s biggest UK producer.

RNS today.....another contract win.

"This follows considerable progress made on satisfying the conditions to completion, including recent receipt of Mexico regulatory consents."

Funding extended.....