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The institutional investors have confidence in Colin and that is all that matters for now. Like it or not, us PI's are secondary, its a fact, and best taht way because no company has ever been a success on PI money alone
Pg10 and Pg11 are performing better than initially expected in late 2018 which means the compressor is not desparately needed at this stage. I am glad Colin is managing this company as opposed to some of the shareholders posting on here - calm down and be patient!
Nonsense. Ast are generating revenue as a result of being steered by CH, once compression technique has been adopted revenues will increase. How many stocks on AIM survive purely on the expectation of revenue and never actually deliver. If you dont like what you see or hear do not invest - its that simple - and move along!
I am comforted that the company I invest in pay their staff market rate - retaining talent is a costly business. Equally, its very positive Ast are being represented at the exhibition this week - I want transparency from my board.
Those who choice to express negativity over every action from the board of Ast should surely stop investing - its not worth it!!
Colin as been with Ast a number of years now and gone through the near bankruptcy, well production, negotiations with cross border customers, endless permit permutations and a new board - how experienced does he have to be?
CH has taken us from near bankruptcy to a positive cash flow AIM stock, sure he has made mistakes - what CEO hasnt - but we are in safe hands with our Colin. Permits are a regulatory issue which he has, unfortunately, not much influence over. Long live the king, long live Colin!!