Stefan Bernstein explains how the EU/Greenland critical raw materials partnership benefits GreenRoc. Watch the full video here.
Simply offset taxes by investing in more turbines. Dogger Bank will make up 5% of U.K. energy so there are a lot more turbines that need building and both Greencoat and Trig can offset all their taxes doing this.
I have sold some on the way up and I too believe there will be a fundraiser. However I think this market is starting to become hot and rather than giving the PI’s the opportunity to raise more funds I think it is more than likely institutions/hedge funds will get first dibs. In the grand scheme of things I think 20p per share is cheap but also believe there is dropertunity to come which is why I will continue to hold and top up more if it drop below 15p
Personally I will continue to hold my current shares. I predicted this would spike a few months ago. I thought 15p would be a reasonable valuation for this company currently. Many people still continue to talk about the NAV however with a company like this in and industry like this I personally believe the NAV is irrelevant. Like many have said how do you value this share?
I am hoping to see a big dip back down to 13p which I personally I would top up again.
I think dilution of some sort is inevitable in the near future as the company needs to continue investing into companies it has already invested in to build their stakes as well as investing in new up and coming companies.
AdamCEO are you sure Stobart group still own Eddie Stobart shares. As far as I am aware Stobart Group entered an 11.8% position in the AIM listed company in February 2020 however went on to sell all of their holding in May 2020 for £10,000,000. Please correct me if this is not the case.
If we still do hold 11.8% ES shares today’s worth would be just over £31,000,000.
I would suggest anyone with access to Netflix to spend 20 minutes of their spare time watching season 2 episode 6 ‘the future of Meat’ on Netflix mini documentaries. Facts many of us may well already know. It talks about everything Agronomics is involved in and gives a great understanding of investing into this growing market.
All your questions are covered in Jim’s book. Well worth a read. I was flabbergasted by how much of an impact agriculture has that we as consumers don’t even know about. Furthermore I had little knowledge on how lab grown meat can for example be grown without the harmful cells found in red meats that can lead to cancer.
So many interesting facts that I have discovered from reading the book. Also the figures look juicy.
Moo’s Law by Jim Mellon well worth a read for £10
Rosewall, I don’t believe they will ever be able to buy out the PI’s now. They wouldn’t get the vote through hence why it never made it through this time around. I do however believe they know they’re onto something big. As more money gets pumped into the market this share will continue to rise there is no where else to invest in this industry.
I also do believe if they were to ever take it private you are able to remain invested in the company. Going private allows the BOD to avoid certain regulations so I understand as to why they they made the decision.
We have recently seen a big investment from Jim.
If there is one thing I know about investing in the AIM it is that you can’t go wrong by investing when the BOD are investing they always seem to enter at the lowest prices and sell at the highest prices. Like I have stated before I do not see this price staying below 10p for much longer nor can I see it falling back down once it reaches that price. Agronomics have a very healthy financial status and the news flow is exciting. I think anything below 10p is a bargain this is a share to hold and forget about.
Wow! From nothing to solid prototypes in less than a year what an achievement. Furthermore China have 1.4 billion mouths to feed and one would both hope and assume that after the Covid 19 ordeal they will be looking into safer food consumption. Also very interesting at the bottom of the RNS facts read that by 2030 cell based tech will make up 35% of the meat market. IMHO the days below 10p will soon be far behind us and this is not an opportunity I think anyone wants to miss.
I am obviously biased towards strong buy however I do think times have changed since the 5p days we have just come from. Money has now been raised, news flow from all different companies within this industry are coming out of the woodwork making front page headlines in some cases. People are becoming more aware of what clean meats and stem cell technology can achieve and thus investing in it. Agronomics has had some good news over the recent months and after the little stunt the BOD tried to pull by buying at 6p and going private I see no reason for the price to drop to below 6p again. Ask yourself why would the BOD want to privatise the company. I think this is very cheap considering everything that is going on. Agronomics have an outstanding portfolio within this sector and within the next few months/years the share price should fly.
I believe we will see continuous updates on all fronts in the next months and years that will consistently spur the share price up. I don’t think anyone would be making a bad decision buying in below the 10p Mark. I started investing at the start of this year and paid my highest price at at just over 9p but have managed to average down. I now have a large investment in Agronomics.
Also it is worth remembering the only way for people to invest in this particular industry in the U.K. is through Agronomics. Furthermore Agronomics have de risked failure of companies by diversifying into several companies of which they believe are market leaders.
Finally we are starting to move after months of being at a stale 5p. To all people new to Agronomics this is one of those once in a generation opportunity that changes the way we go about life. Much like the Analogue to digital change or the internal combustion engine to the electric engine. This market is huge. Agronomics is as far as I am aware the only way for PI’s to invest in this particular market in the U.K. they have a formidable portfolio in the sector ranging from lab grown meats to artificial leathers and seafood.
Only now have Clean cultivated meats and this new industry started to get noticed through media and through investment boards.
Agronomics is a safe way of investing in this market as it has already researched the most advanced companies in the industries and has the diverse portfolio to safeguard you. Have a read through their website and look into the companies of which they’re invested in its impressive and I feel now is the time to buy. Shiok meats are already looking to produce their shrimps in the next few years and have the finished product placed on the market.
Clean meats are the future.
Stretchum I think you were correct on your previous post. This is a ticking time bomb. I have been watching the trades daily and it is clear that the buys are far out weighing the sells. Maybe now the stock is running low and thus becoming more valuable. I believe this deserves to be up above 10p before the end the year.
https://youtu.be/Wpydic635jA
https://youtu.be/_W4uUEUFzFA
2 informative videos for people either new to ACP or looking for more information. I’m sure many people have already watched these but thought I’d share.
I would like to think that the mining license being approved will be the biggest step over the coming weeks and in turn have the biggest impact on the share price. Once mining has been approved funding shouldn’t be an issue at all. Having listened to the recent investors video it makes clear as to why ACP is better than all the competition.
Currently in advanced negotiations with several parties, none of which are Chinese firms. Many people are looking for a safe haven to invest their money in to for the foreseeable future. I believe ACP is an option for those big investors and will drive the competition for backing.
For anyone who hasn’t already I advise watching both Money sponge ACP video on YouTube last month which highlights the pros of ACP and the investors talk which is an hours video running through the plans and more about the company.
I invested more last week thinking that news would be imminent. I personally think ACP is a fantastic buy below 4p and with things being finalised before elections in October I think we will see the price rise or fall within the next month or 2. If news is good this will be a multi bagger before Christmas.
I find it weird that we have not seen any fluctuation in price over the last 3-4 months. I have been watching the bugs and sells for whatever that means and it is constantly buys far outweighing the sells. I am struggling to understand as to why this share is stuck at 5p it is worth at least double that. If anyone of it’s single investments take off this share price will fly surely? Am I correct in saying that vitrolabs are realising their products at the end of this year/ start of next?
Hi guys, I have been invested in agronomics for a while now and like many of you I am invested here for both financial reasons and environmental reasons. I have looked into the portfolio and it looks impressive. I am just curious as to what others thoughts are, AIM is a dodgy place full of people filling their pockets for very little work and screwing share holders over. I for one have already lost a lot of trust after seeing that they want to take the company private. What are people’s thoughts on accounts, prospects, and outlook over the coming weeks months and years?