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Does anyone know the estimated net profit per ton of quicklime please?

And the west really need to wake up now.

Russia akso selling their oil through the back door for gold.

About 20 minutes in.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?si=3qBd9n_c9lreZ-tq&v=JB7FzsWXizk&feature=youtu.be

"It acts on behalf of over 80 listed companies with market capitalizations up to £750 million and, on their behalf, is involved in transactions ranging from flotations, fundraisings, public takeovers, acquisitions, divestments and corporate reorganizations."

This means that I haven't got a clue.

Could be acting on behalf of one of the 80+ listed companies.

As part owners of the company, we are entitled to an explanation.

"Peel Hunt LLP is an investment bank that offers a wide range of business solutions to small and mid-cap investing institutions and companies. The firm provides corporate finance advice, research, sales trading, agency sales, market making and settlements. It acts on behalf of over 80 listed companies with market capitalizations up to £750 million and, on their behalf, is involved in transactions ranging from flotations, fundraisings, public takeovers, acquisitions, divestments and corporate reorganizations. It was formerly known as Peel Hunt Limited and changed its name to Peel Hunt LLP in December, 2010. Peel Hunt LLP was founded in 1989 and is based in London, United Kingdom."

Looks like I've been barking up the wrong tree. It is not the Peel Hunt Nominees sub.

I hope that they are stayers. They have obviously done their DD. Hoping that they like what they see going forward. The plot thickens. They are going green judging by what I've read on their website. Peel Hunt are heavily invested in PHE (hydrogen), amongst others.

Feel free to add anything worthwhile on Peel Hunt LLP. Have any of you got a list of their current holdings.

"Mario Bonaccorso, Managing Partner, SerendipEquity said. "We are delighted to have signed an MOU to work together with Verditek in harnessing this exciting technology and providing the funds that enable this product to become competitive in the mainstream PV market. Scaling production up, NZV and Verditek will transform the social, environmental, and economic outlook for the region in Southern Italy."

I would like SerendipEquity to put one of their team on the board of Verditek if this MOU is finalised. Also, tell us who this 20% investor is.

Has the investor got through by the back door by using Peel Hunt as a front thus remaining anonymous? Might be totally wrong.

He got you there Beesty. You should send that certificate back. Tell them that they have made a mistake :-)

"The drop from panic selling might have triggered stops. Either way, bit of a silly mistake."

Deadgrateful is correct. The MM's can't wait to drop the SP on any news deemed negative. Stop losses could have been triggered. The MM's are not so quick at raising the SP on deemed good news.

The rocket (drop the SP) , feather (raise the SP) effect. Just like when the price of oil goes up then it goes up double quick at the pump and when the price of oil drops, the price at the pump drops at a snails pace.

Have a great weekend you weirdo's. Get your budgie smugglers out because it's going to be hot tomorrow.

The LSE doesn't like doing 'upwards' viking22.

F1Driver is correct.

The illegal activity of layering is rife on the LSE.

No wonder some companies want to put their shares on the American stock exchange.

This BB is also an absolute disgrace btw.

Are we entitled to a TR1 Roger?

"The fact remains however that someone has just bought 20% of the company for £500k. At a massive discount yes, but who in their right mind buys a large chunk of a company that’s about to go under? Why not wait for it to go under and if you really want it then buy it for peanuts once it’s been wound up and you end up owning all of it."

No worries Roger.

My theory is that SerendipEquity didn't want the hassle of taking over VDTK. Instead they would take 20% of the company at a very reasonable price after signing a non binding MOU with NZV (which SerendipEquity own). They will also get 50% of future profits with this new deal. Quids in without the hassle and complete risk. You also reduce the risk of losing the staff / knowledge if you waited until the company went under first.

I might be wrong and I'll look foolish if I am but this is my theory.

The dream would be for SerendipEquity to get one of their team on VDTK's board. To whip the current board in to shape because they are too slow at achieving success for the company. The world is going green. VDK have great solar products so there should be no excuse for not getting multiple deals done. Might be easier with a 1GW factory though. Promote what you've got BOD.

I'll be a VDTK shareholder on Monday.

Correction. VDTK not VDK.

And yes. I am fully aware that NZV are a fully owned subsidiary of SerendipEquity.

Correction. VDK will concentrate on the distribution through their networks jointly.

"Mario Bonaccorso, Managing Partner, SerendipEquity said. "We are delighted to have signed an MOU to work together with Verditek in harnessing this exciting technology and providing the funds that enable this product to become competitive in the mainstream PV market. Scaling production up, NZV and Verditek will transform the social, environmental, and economic outlook for the region in Southern Italy."

Worth a punt. If nothing else, VDK could be bought out in the future.

The MOU with NZV. Not binding yet. I don't think that it was / is a ruse. NZV provide the land / building etc for the 1GW factory. 50/50 JV.

SerendipEquity provide the offtake through their vast distribution network. SerendipEquity are going all out 'green'. https://www.serendipequity.com/renewable-energy

VDTK have history with SerendipEquity https://www.serendipequity.com/news-blog/2019/8/15/junior-loan-on-verditek-stock

Are SerendipEquity the £500,000 subscribers?

This is interesting.

Good afternoon.

I'm not invested but have read today's posts due to curiosity.

Looked at Freeks link to Solivus and just wow. Their drive is amazing compared to Verditek. Someone in Verditek needs a kick up the a.rse.

Sorry for your angst Roger.

What is your moniker on the TG Nobby?

Too embarrassed to reveal yourself on there I wager.

I'm ignoring the $10 drop.

The respected resource consultancy Wood Mackenzie forecasts global steel output to increase from 1.8 billion tonnes in 2022 to 2.2 billion tonnes by 2050.

Every electric vehicle requires 900 kilograms of steel, which requires 690kg of met coal to make, according to the World Steel Association. The average wind turbine requires 285 tonnes of steel, and 220 tonnes of met coal.

Douglas Thompson (CEO of Coronado Global Resources) said "Unless there is a developed substitute for steel-and we don't see that happening-we see a huge undersupply for met coal and that plays out positively for pricing in the mid-to-longer term"