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Your lesser of two weevils comment suggests you may have read Patrick O brian. Hope for you yet.

Chris Rea RIP. Only 74, always did it his way and never threw a telly out the window. 30 plus albums . The year driving home for christmas was released it only reached no 53.

Bob Mortimer will be shedding a tear...

Wow. Tis the season of goodwill

Contracts and revenue would not worry me. Profit has been elusive for years.

The company has developed an apparently excellent product a d increasing sales but returned nothing to shareholders.....yet.

Always seems to be "next year".

We can but hope.

Cheers Robdance. So they don't need the originals or your NI number? I can scan them then...Frankly I don't see any point until listing. They may never list of course.

Fingers crossed et..

Lti certainly lived up to his username!!

Dedication indeed.

It's become a habit...we have the loan now but will have to be paid off. I'm just not seeing anything like profitability. No guarantee larger volume of sales /turnover /will either.

I think they need to be absorbed by a large player although a valuation based on current fugures would not be pleasant reading.

I see another £12K sold off late reported. Looks like the seller still active.

Had a chat with Barcs smart investor people on another matter but did ask the question re transfer. It can be done but may take some time. Good news is....No charge.

All irrelevant if not listed.

PS

Old Jim had you sussed...

LOL.

Wow..24th october ..the dawg pretends to buy..

"Hi there I’ve just joined this board so I’ll try to post. I’m invested in BURU since a few months ago. I’ve also just bought a few million in SYME. Not sure if I’m gonna get screwed but it’s worth a gamble I guess?"

Hilarious..

30th October.. Finn the trader..

"I’m confused as to how people have stayed so long on this board having read through some of the posters history? I’m here hoping for the kind of pump I’ve capitalised on a few times with BURU while some seem to be like old Jim who’s had his own bar stool for 20 years down the Unicorn, staring at anyone new that dares to enter the pub."

LMFAO. You have never "invested" in anything except foolishness. Now goodbye forever.. Dawg.

Etcetera..

Water water everywhere and nor a drop to drink...

You have clearly never been invested Dawg.. No one would be stupid enough to buy in then spend all day dissing their investment. Or would they?

You clearly know nothing about the RNS process either .

You go back to your sandpit and play with your crayons..and I'll use the filter button.

The cost to a company for writing and publishing a Regulatory News Service (RNS) announcement in the UK is generally on a pay-as-you-go basis per announcement, as there are no registration or long-term contract fees with services like the London Stock Exchange's RNS. Some anecdotal evidence suggests a typical per-use cost could be around £31 per announcement, though prices may vary depending on the service provider and specific requirements.

FACTS!

Registration is Free: Companies can register to use RNS services without charge or a long-term contract.

Pay-Per-Use: Fees are incurred only when an announcement is actually made and distributed via the regulatory channels.

Third-Party Costs: Companies often use their brokers or financial public relations firms to release RNS announcements on their behalf, which may involve separate fees as part of their service agreements.

FCA/LSE Annual Fees: These pay-per-use fees for announcements are separate from the annual or initial listing fees that companies pay to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) or the London Stock Exchange (LSE) for their listing status.

I'll leave you to explain how that will boost Lloy further. We have a huge personal debt problem perched over the economy...

Ring any bells?

STP, ok I get it you and your Ai mate simple are flag waving for RR to stimulate a response , telling us all she's so good for the country.

I mean you could not possibly really mean that looking at the evidence. Look around you ,ask around , I did, local businesses, I also consulted the GIC (General Investor )company I used to freelance for around the world but mainly UK. I was involved in 150 plus IPO's over 15 years.

They are surviving on Foreign companies .There is NO appetite for borrowing /risking/ employing/expansion /under this government.

If you cannot garner that from what's going on around you? maybe a guide dog.

Companies are reeling from the extra costs of two budgets. You will see the effects next year. Sorry to be gloomy but its the truth.

Bit harsh colour!

Must be quite hard to step back and look with fresh eyes at a business you have been immersed in for so many years. Something I managed 10 years ago and decided nothing in the way of profit was coming my way. I sold.

I come back for 6 months , so much has moved on BUT I just cannot see with current margins /costs/ where the shareholder rewards are coming from.

It's been a great living for some! They need to scale up dramatically ...under the wing of a much larger player in my opinion. Best option, get taken over. Because it does not matter how many units are sold here or there or who CC are [in partnership with the bottom line is nowhere near good enough.

They are not a charity. Neither am I and I don't need another hobby. Got plenty.

Well mousey. 14 recommendations from your "special buddies" for posting utter rubbish about RNS costs... and the post that I put on with some correct information removed.

Just here because it's your only human contact then....Bless.

Glad you found a new home. I think it's clear you don't have investments anywhere.

Just lonely..

I guess you will know in 6 months but when revenue increases and the loss gets bigger....?

How many companies out there who actually make a product and sell it but have never made a profit would keep going? For 20years?

I mean there are countless examples not just on AIM who have been going for 20 years paying directors and staff but most are explorers/ miners/ oilies/ always anticipating the next gusher/duster.

Back on the watch list for me.

Agreed Dorfan. Over a hundred you would be well advised to pay by credit card as it offers a good level of protection and when things go wrong the card company do the heavy lifting.Assuming you can pay it off in full of course.

To those who prefer not to have one just in case they end up paying interest? Monthly interest payments can be high but in general overdrafts are higher.

I'm never going to pay for or do banking using my phone. Too many risks and not necessary. JMO

Respect giizmo!

Looking at the Margins and gross and net figures it would be thrown out the Dragons Den.

There is always a takeover though...