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Hi jakeandelwood

And the sooner that happens the better.

Cheers

ITT

Does anyone know what CC's gross profit margin is?

Are these figures reliable?

I only ask because no.8's 'Awarded' is greater than the 'Total Sanctioned'.

"we live hand to mouth and can't afford to pay more than rs 1000 per month on power," one protester told the *****.

in kashmir, government faces people's wrath over smart electricity meters

in order to stop the misuse of electricity in kashmir, the government is installing smart power meters in the region. but the ongoing metering is taking place at the cost of public resentment.

the installation of smart meters has sparked protests at a number of places in kashmir including srinagar, where people are not allowing the employees of jammu and kashmir’s power development department (jkpdd) to install smart meters.

electronic metering to reduce theft first started in kashmir in 2005 but only 40 percent of customers are metered.

https://www.the*****.com/news/india/in-kashmir-government-faces-peoples-wrath-over-smart-electricity-meters

Not sure why the Ask is showing as 15p. The last trade @ 14.2p wasn't a sell.

GL

ITT

Hi jakeandelwood

Perhaps they're under instructions by the purchasers to put some questionable/unwanted statements in the update to stop the SP increasing and making their buyout offer less 'appetising'.

Cheers

ITT

I think that's what you call a 'profit warning'.

Hi jakeandelwood

You might well be right. It happened to me with Novera (renewable energy co) back in 2008. If the 'money' wants it, it'll have it.

GL

ITT

Is Silicon Labs on the Indian Stock Market? I thought that it was on NASDAQ.

Not this one, which needs a 70%+ SP increase just to get back to where it was in Feb'23.

I guess a 1.85% increase is a start on that long journey.

Thanks Vas

Those appear to be good contract wins for HPL and Genus but will be treated as nothing to do with Cyan, unless the market is informed otherwise by the company.

Cheers

ITT

HBR

What answer would you like?

ITT

Yes, more want to get out than get in and understandably so.

Another 1m shares sold today (according to Google Finance).

This is starting to remind me of the film The Producers. If you haven't seen it, you should - it's very funny.

How many shares did PG have to offload? It seems more like 100m than the 10m that he actually had. I first noticed this dumping back towards the end of February. It can't only be him getting out.

Can't help but think that there's something funny going on.

ITT

Hi LTI

Obviously, that's fine.

However, IMO, there's more money than sense out there and Cyan are failing to appeal to any of it, for whatever reason.

Have a good weekend.

ITT

Hi LTI

Yes, it is very encouraging but, let's be honest, it's not you and the rest of us who need encouraging. We need a new generation of investors to push this thing on from here.

After all is said and done, the SP is 10% down on 12 months ago, even though substantial progress appears to be made.

The BoD need to find a better way of spreading the word - their current tactics just aren't working.

ITT

Hi tonyj

IMO, they need to get included in Investor's Chronicle, Shares magazine etc.

It would make for a decent story i.e. that is still hope for some UK-listed tech companies, countering the negativity around ARM snubbing London, albeit in a very small way.

I don't think that I've ever read (even a short paragraph) in any of the national newspapers. I really don't know what their PR outfit do to earn their fees. They really need to pull their finger out and come up with a strategy that get's Cyan noticed by one or two.

ITT

Hi tonyj

Unfortunately, it's only the same old gals & guys who will read it and they're not interested in buying more. In other words, IMO, it's waste of time and money really.

ITT

"Assuming £12.5 revenue per meter, 20% market share and 57% gross margin, then CyanConnode’s share of the revenue and gross profit potential is £625m and £356m, respectively, both of which dwarf the company’s current market capitalisation." - ZEUS