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Looks like straight swap with market makers picking up the difference.

Would prefer an institution.

They sold them for 12.50 and someone getting them for 12.53 roughly. Couple of holding announcements to come then

Seems they may have sold out. Who is taking their place though

So they haven’t dropped the ask then. Wait for the buyer to appear

What’s the price to buy

Market makers took it so must have a buyer

Market makers want your shares sell up.

Not for profit haha pull the other one. The directors seem to be the ones making the profit.

https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/news/west-yorkshire-news/nhs-provider-made-six-figure-14164335

Wonder if Totally have a chance of getting this one. If they can turn Vocare around this should be a doddle.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.examinerlive.co.uk/news/west-yorkshire-news/biggest-nhs-contract-kirklees-up-15823843.amp

Sorry but it’s about time people stopped claiming vast amounts of money from the nhs. It’s a free service ffs perhaps they should start charging for those they successfully treat.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-6700575/amp/Blundering-hospital-medics-failed-spot-cancer-cost-NHS-46-9million-compensation.html

Hope it comes good for all of you especially Connie

Used to be a holder not for a while now but always keep an eye on what they are doing. Unfortunately they have spent to much money on a second hand plant and struggle to keep it going. Call it bad management or just bad luck but they may be better off starting from scratch as far as the plant is concerned.

£400k which will give them around £1.1 million of capital to depreciate which isn’t really a lot of fixed costs. Therefore variable costs will increase with increased production ie wages, r&m, fuel loading shovels etc and energy costs. Unless they can increase the Cpht they are going to struggle to make it into a profitable mine imo.

Not much detail there just basics. But need to look at costs also anything put to capital will increase depreciation ie overburden removal

Which is why I asked if your costs were production costs see. See below.

RE: SweepstakeToday 14:07I have yes but wondering if you are getting confused with total costs and production costs, for example the interim results state costs were
£1.35 million your cost figure of $1.13 million for the whole of 2018 is that based on production costs?

I have yes but wondering if you are getting confused with total costs and production costs, for example the interim results state costs were
£1.35 million your cost figure of $1.13 million for the whole of 2018 is that based on production costs?

jscapper

So are you figures based on fixed costs not including labour, energy overheads etc etc

Where do you get those figures from bearing in mind 2018 results haven’t been published yet.

The only way to get cost per tonne down is to improve efficiency not producing 24/7 in theory they may end up increasing costs if they pay overtime for night working