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Your going to go through hell with this share IMHO until there is some contract news, I made the mistake of buying in on the 27th of Jan for 33p, I realised the error of my ways and sold at 27p on the 28th of Jan £500 loss so not the end of the world not the slightest interest in going back in when the is so many shares and warrants kicking about .
No doubt it will go higher over time but rhetoric is no substitute for hard cash, have to say a 5% drop is a bit harsh.
Good luck to you all enjoy the ride
G
The best way to deal with theses constant decenters is to not allow them the oxygen of publicity.
I have been on this board for a while now and have always found it to have some informative contributors, over the last few weeks it has just spiraled out of control to the point where I just cant be bothered with it anymore.
PLEASEPLEASE PLEASE just ignore them and they will go away, and perhaps some more reasoned views positive and negative may come to light, and maybe we could all learn something
Stop it please
Oh just found this myself ?
MONITORING TECHNOLOGY GUIDE LAUNCHED BY BRITISH WATER
Monitoring technology guide launched by British Water
A live guide to drinking water and wastewater monitoring technology and services has been launched by industry trade association British Water. The web-based document includes clear definitions of monitoring components, parameters and the monitoring requirements of different applications, along with direct links to suppliers able to provide suitable equipment.
Effective water and gas monitoring is essential to ensure safe and efficient water and wastewater treatment and transport from source to tap. Water utilities and industrial water users are mandated to demonstrate compliance with public health guidelines and environmental consents and monitoring equipment and services make this possible.
The British Water Guide: Monitoring Products & Services 2019 outlines many of the issues impacting clean water, wastewater and the water environment and includes 30 parameters for water monitoring and 10 gases with a monitoring requirement. Direct links to the standards and regulations impacting on the sector are also provided.
A working group from British Water’s Real-Time Monitoring Focus Group produced the document and convenor Joanna Kelsey, who is also principal consultant at Stantec, said, “We are witnessing a step-change in the way utilities and other stakeholders use data in their operations and a new generation of monitoring technologies is emerging which will have a big role to play. A lot of hard work has gone into this guide, which will make it much easier for engineers and other industry professionals to quickly identify the solutions available in this rapidly changing market.”
Dr Mar Batista, technical manager, British Water said, “Effective regulation of the water industry protects the environment and keeps populations healthy. It depends on accurate, robust data provided by a wide range of monitoring equipment.
“I’m delighted that British Water members have worked together to produce this important tool. Users can quickly identify manufacturers and suppliers of equipment for a wide range of parameters and it will soon become a go-to resource for the whole sector.”
Simon Dawe, sales manager, Metasphere, led the project. He said, “The monitoring guide is the result of close collaboration between solution providers and with the support of utilities, consultants and other stakeholders. This document means that anyone requiring monitoring equipment and services is much better informed when they go to market.
“British Water has been the driving force in getting everyone together and I’d like to thank the team there for their enthusiasm for this project.”
The companies collaborating on the monitoring guide are ABB, Metasphere, Modern Water, Hydro International, Partech and Radio Data Network.
The British Water Guide: Monitoring Products & Services 2019 can be downloaded at https:
The language used in the press release is familiar
# alongside artificial intelligence
# real-time, end-to-end
I am unsure myself if DVRG are involved, however it would be clearer if I understood what was meant by real time, I believe that DVRG's tecknowledgey has a number of strong patents and is combined with a very strong AI information bank, so could this be anyone else other than DVRG.
Genuinely a question not an opinion.
G
Morning Paulcon121
You are absolutely 100% correct, any information that has a material effect of the value of the company must be released at the earliest opportunity, this clearly demonstrates that things are progressing as planned, never has the mantra No News is Good News been more appropriate.
I just do not understand the negativity, as for the share price holders that have been around for a while are showing a great profit selling at theses prices, nothing sinister going on at all IMHO
G
Yep that’s me sold some of my Lloyds to top up had to at today’s price
G
The information on this board is rubbish, eveything seems to be showing as a sell I put another 5k in a couple of hours ago and its not showing according to this boad less than £400 in purchases today
Lots of negative post, I have only one thing to counter all of these opinions and it is based on cold hard facts.
An investment company put £10 million pounds into DVRG at 30p per share a couple of weeks ago, these guy's do not invest in business that they do not see substantial upside and they will have done an extremally robust due diligence process they will have seen much much more than anyone on this board will have. So to the moaners and groaners out there just sit back and think about that. There can be no revised revenue figures until contracts are signed and GB has been very clear he will not revise the revenue figures from months, his words about 6 weeks ago. My views are not clouded either way I say it as I see it, £10 million pounds is a hell of a lot of cash if I recall correctly it was 2.5 million more that requested, that I would imagine after this investment company did their due diligence and realized the potential.
AIM rules are very clear anything that has a material effect on the share price has to be disclosed, so if any of the major projects had failed they have to release an RNS , the same applies to the revision of revenue, it has to be based of facts.
Newuncle, morning,
Purely looking at the share price last year to this and whatever way you look at it, it’s 60% up.
However I agree that any people holding pre GB will have a different view, I have only been invested for 3 years so have a different view to some.
60% up on the closing price of 7th July 2020
What a great job the DVRG team are doing bringing their technology to the market, great commercialization behind the scenes no doubt, anyone with the most basic of business experience would understand that theses things are very complicated and take time
New uncle
90% up on the 1st of July, that a great result IMHO
Lozb
I knew the figures pre the purchase moden water.
I do get your point but expansion through acquisition is expansion, if you wanted to dig deeper you could look at the purchase of Rino Cloud or the disposal of the loss making elements of the then Integumen.
But I take your point.
Confirmation of the revenue for last year, Confirmation the DVRG are on track for predicted revenues.
The only issue is rampers talking it up saying massive contracts any day and de-rampers says its all gone wrong.
It has clearly been said there will be no revision of the revenue predictions for months.
I keep saying DVRGs revenue 3 years ago was a few hundred thousand and were on the brink of oblivion
£10 million is in the bag IMHO, and that's what the board comitted too.
Some people just need to calm down and and let things happen
13 monkey
The worlds first Real time automated water monitoring with the ability to predict size and scale of an outbreak combined with future trends,
That’s more than exceptional in my book, perhaps looking at the short term in share price performance is not the best way to judge progress.
As a point of fact, in a recent interview GB clearly and unambiguously stated there would be no revised revenue for months if at all.
That’s a fact not a groundless statement, if you want millions overnight by a lottery ticket
Seems some on this board are getting desperate to discredit the board of DVRG and minimize the amazing achievements, childish ramblings, feet stamping petulance, very funny really.
DVRG are a remarkable organization, great technology, substantial collaboration agreements pending, the worlds first automated real time testing and predicting outbreaks for numerous pathogens, and of course £10 million +in the bank, working on a deal with the 79th largest company in the world. Oh don’t forget Skin Trust Club, Microtox Breath test, Rinocloud.
4 years ago it was turning over a few hundred thousand and was in the brink of disappearing.
It seems now some are unhappy that there is no revision to the £10 million forecast for this year, unbelievable
The deal with China says expected to be signed by 30th of June, nothing is set in stone, let’s just concentrate on the great news that the WORLDS first automated waste water system has been fully tested and is now ready for rollout
Well do e GB and the DVRG team
There is now a more than reasonable assumption that there is some significant news on the horizon after a £10 million investment @30p per share it is also more than reasonable to assume that the institutional investor has conducted robust and thorough due diligence, and nothing they discovered deterred them form investing.
Before the year end DVRG will be assembling in Dublin parts manufactured China that will be distributed across the EU.
I would take the above as a further reinforcement of my belief in the massive potential of DVRG over the ramblings of what would appear to be disgruntled ex employees, as all ways just my opinion.