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Another order on the way perhaps. https://www.eng.ed.ac.uk/about/news/20170316/professor-markus-mueller-awarded-%C2%A325m-wave-energy-scotland

As I suggested earlier they are looking at long term facilities not short term also not ruling out further orders before end of March. Sometimes you have to read between the lines in this game https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rv8GXRglGjM

Too late already filled.

Very good move recruiting him which seems to be paying off in orders for nuclear. Possibly previous customers of his former employer.

More investment than previous years. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-02-07/trump-and-u-s-nuclear-power-find-common-ground-in-jobs-push

Missed this bit but says it all. “Our bank, RBS, continues to be supportive through our ongoing journey and we are working together to find the optimal funding structure for the group to support its long term development," he added.

Not sure how clearer they can make it. The rescheduling will give the specialist engineer and its bank, the Royal Bank of Scotland, more time to ensure a suitable long term financing structure is in place to support the longer term prospects of the business. Support the long term business. This is not going to be a short term fix but a long term investment by the bank. https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/amp/news/174894

Never seen such a one sided conversation on a bb. One on there now suggesting customer confidence may be an issue. Ffs they just won an order for the next 3 years. Are these guys desperate shorters or looking for an even lower entry price lol.

See I think orders are very important at the moment especially as the CEO has indicated the delayed orders are due in the next 3-4 months so his reputation is on the line to deliver. The funding will help traders jump in and out but investors are already buying in for the longer term. As o said earlier orders will continue to roll in from now on.

Well my take on the extension is that we have already been told that there are £30 million of delayed orders to come between now and 1st quarter 2017. What we don't know is how many additional orders are to come in on top of the £30 million. So if for instance quite a large proportion of the £500 million pipeline is due over 2017/18 they may require additional funding from RNS to cover those orders. All along the company has suggested future development funding. They are not looking at the next 6 months but further ahead to 2018/19. 7% down on a $2 million order just after a £6 million order smacks of shorters still smarting from the recent rise. More orders to follow soon imo.

I see Steve Moore posting on ADFN trying to justify his bargepole comment pmsl

And new customer in US nuclear market which is fairly big (understatement). Looks like negotiations with RBS going well and waiting for further orders to decide how much to increase the loan amount imo Our bank, RBS, continues to be supportive through our ongoing journey and we are working together to find the optimal funding structure for the Group to support its long term development."

Think the only difference is the timing think we both know they are a good company and long may they continue as a British company.

No worries give me chance to do some more digging, liking what I find so far. Would be good have you in

Gradual increase nice

My guess it that this will be involved in some sort of reverse takeover if the m cap falls lower. There is a value for its listing but how much.

Seems a natural fit and his thinking on quality and safety matches that of HAYT. http://www.neimagazine.com/features/featurego-with-flow-5006806/

Spent 6 years with SPX who have a £2.5 billion annual revenue. So if he can introduce some of that business into Hayward Tyler he will be a major acquisition for them.

Interesting background and looks like he has all the right contacts. http://www.worldpumps.com/view/44045/spx-flow-chinese-nuclear-power-industry-ambitions/

Same as last week prior to moving up from 36p to 38p.