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They already do via regeneration braking. How would Inspirit improve that?

Doesn’t Inspirit boilers run on gas

They bought the company that owned the asset. Nothing to do with buying the company name as Richland are still trading as you can see lol.

When you arrange up a meeting with someone you normally set a date. No date mentioned.

Share options are to reward employees not fund growth. Currently growing for organic growth rather than acquisitions.

Shatter. Do you mean tax losses against profits not income.

“Many private companies looking to complete a reverse merger have often taken a series of losses, and a percentage of the losses can be applied to future income as a tax loss carry-forward.”

Unfortunately majority of companies that come to aim are loss making or start ups and want to raise cash for investments so tax losses are meaningless.

Not bitter at all, used to be invested a very long time ago when they had the tanzanite. Sold that and went into low value sapphires. Big mistake by them but kept it on my watch list. Before you ask no didn’t lose money just wasn’t happy with the way they went about it. So no axe to grind but just kept watching. No intention of buying however low it goes, but should stay around the £600k m cap imo until they de list or in fact manage to get a RTO. I am aware you know the risks but having a go at posters just because they don’t agree with you isn’t very productive.

Nibbler

Call it bashing if you want just posting what I have researched, if you had dyor as you keep saying you would have also known that they did not waive £500k in fees.

Sorry they were paid the remaining amount.

As announced on 28 June 2019, the Directors and senior management team agreed to waive, in aggregate, US$452,559 of accrued fees due to them up to 30 June 2019. On 29 August 2019, we announced the conversion of an aggregate amount of US$86,250 of unpaid fees accrued to 30 June 2019 into 108,246,025 new Common Shares. Accordingly, all outstanding fees due to the Company's directors and senior management up to 30 June 2019 were settled in full.

Gin

They only thing you contribute to these boards is moaning about other posters. Change the record and tell all those invested why they should hold.

They took a small proportion in shares but how do you know they didn’t take the rest in cash. As I say you will never know as you will never see the final accounts.

As you say dyor.

Just a guess that they have £250k cash. No one knows and probably never will be announced. Good timing by the directors on the sale as they can suspend shares at end of June exactly the date results should have been posted. However as they won’t get signed off as a going concern they have played a blinder.

At the moment you have to look at what the listing is worth to anyone that might want it. My estimate was around £600k and still is.

Didn’t you post this. Pie face. So many BS posters on these boards it’s amazing lol.

“I could maybe see this settling at .5p until news then going up to 1p on news AKA bagging territory.”

https://www.mining-journal.com/project-finance/news/1363119/fura-launches-placement-to-raise-cusd304m

Angel

Thought it was common knowledge that Fura had done a private fund raise. Think most researched posters on here were aware.

Fura recently carried out a private placement why would they want a listing on AIM thus diluting those private investors.

http://www.nationalhealthexecutive.com/Robot-News/nhs-diabetes-drive-sees-weight-loss-

Wonder how involved About Health has been in these trials.

https://www.totallyplc.com/reducing-pressure-on-the-nhs-and-empowering-patients-health-coaching-and-type-2-diabetes/

Plenty of news regarding NHS investment recently.

All of TLY’s subsidiaries should benefit including About Health.

Around four million people in the UK live with Type 2 diabetes and the condition and its complications cost the NHS more than £10billion to treat every year.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/1222981/NHS-diabetes-diet-latest-health-news/amp