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@ G-MAN.
A recent updated bankable feasibility study should tell you how well placed ACP is.
On the back of this they are under 2 NDA's regarding financing the project.
IMO they will relinquish a percentage of the company for full funding. About 40 million dollars.

Going back to the BFS. I read some years ago that if a company had reached this stage that the likelihood of progressing to completion, and therefore production, was over 80%.
Unfortunately, I cannot find any links to support this.

@ Dynamofc.
I could not disagree more with your post.
Packets are comparable for the time of year, possibly up slightly, but definitely not Xmas levels.
Letters and flats volume? I've never seen it so low.
D2D's? Nowhere near last years levels. 1 contract is accepted as the new norm.
Oddly enough, I understand that we will be getting our flats walk sorted in the future. Less time on the IPS and more time for absorption. Can't wait.
I also hear that the RMG hierarchy are talking to OFCOM regarding the USO.
That'll be interesting. Will they amend it?
We are losing money hand over fist. Let's see if DSA gets removed.

@ beatrootjuice.
Totally agree. Why kill yourself to provide what used to be a good service.
If RMG don't care, why should the real workers.

@ Broch.
I'm definitely not seeing what you are. Certainly not in my office.
Parcels are nowhere near the levels they were a month ago. Yes, tracked are up, but it's the service we provide. Normal parcels are much lower.
SD items are still below their normal figures, but on the increase.
Letters and D2D's have not picked up at all. 1 contract this week for about 7 duties and 2 last week for about 12 duties.
I agree with the vacancies, but I imagine that this is RMG going forward, financially. I personally think it's disgraceful.
Undelivered items? Absolutely not. From about 200 items a day average, down to 80. And the person in the CSP has to go out and do half a delivery, at least.
And as for revisions? It wouldn't matter if you had 200 DP's or 2000, would it. You are all governed by your time, as stipulated in the AFG agreement. Fully endorsed by the CWU.
The only time will be to absorb new builds into the already structured framework.
All IMO only, and relevant to my office.

@ beatrootjuice.
"""Having said that, I for one am getting more and more fed up with the shoddy practices management are now employing to save money at the expense of service. I really don't know how we are getting away with it except they are probably blaming it on covid absences , which isn't entirely true. """

As I have posted many times before, customer service is long gone. This is the PLC world now, and for any postie that cares about "getting the mail delivered", it really doesn't matter to the number crunchers.
This is the future, unfortunately.

AKA:
Morecambe and Wise?
The Chuckle Brothers?
Reeves and Mortimer?
Laurel and Hardy?
Peter Cook and Dudley Moore?
Little and Large?
Cannon and Ball?
Alas, Smith and Jones?

NAH!!!! None of the above.

Dumb and dumber.

I cannot recall 2 blue collar workers who are more opposed to their work colleagues or the CWU that speak on their behalf, than these two.
If it wasn't for the CWU you would not have got your 200 quid!!! And every other favourable thing that has been negotiated.
Greedy hypocrites!!

And the lies? The CWU has not caved in on the USO!
They agreed to the AFG 2013 agreement.
They agreed to new technology and automation.
And one for you Scamp. Have you not heard about ETD???

@ SmokingDragon.
Shorts up to 9.38%.
VESA up to 9.76%.
So you have a several vehicles increasing their short positions and 1 increasing their buying position. You'd think that one of them has to lose.
I actually think that they will both win.
As VESA buy and increase their holding, the shorts increase their selling. Eventually VESA will sell (see Macys) and the price will drop through the floor. At this point the shorts will gradually (or rapidly) start closing.
VESA win, short sellers win.
The losers? Well, you can make your own mind up about that.

@Scampthedog.
Instead of complaining on here, do something about it.
It's all well and good being critical, but instead of posting anonymously, I'm sure you can speak to your H & S rep.
And if that doesn't work, you can take it further. But I'm sure you know that.

@ Scampthedog.
If you truly believe everything that you have written, where is your duty of care? After all, isn't it everyones responsibility for health and safety?
Or maybe, just maybe, you are one of these people that you post about. You can see the problem, but you are part of it!
Just a thought.

@ onesharewonder:
"""However now there is no emphasis on clearing, just delivering the premium products, walks are left undelivered and some of the OT is reducing."""
I did mention this the other day.
You say reducing, I say decimating. The service is **** poor now, in favour of savings. Fathers day cards delivered on Tuesday? Nice one RMG!!!
Unfortunately the business is now here to serve the shareholders (me included), and f**k the once great public service we provided.

@ Scampthedog.
"""I would expect a lot more movement in the s.p, both upwards and downwards, than that which has actually taken place in the last week or so...a bit more dynamic so to speak."""

So can you give the unexperienced here the top and bottom end of this "movement"?
Or are you just guessing?
Are you buying or selling?
When you say "a lot more movement" that implies to me that there is a trading opportunity. Am I right or wrong?

A quick question for you, if you can answer it:
Why would your mega investor, Mr Kretinsky, invest in a company that could shred his investment with IA?
He clearly knows about our union, and the support it gets from the likes of you and I.
Do you think that he might be investing, at the moment, because the CWU has said they will not strike in the current climate.?
Is it possible, that with results approaching, VESA will start to shed their millions? After all, they have recent history.
A very odd interview. And one which does not augur well for investors, IMO. Why would Mr Kretinsky speak about RMG if there was an upside to his investment? That doesn't make sense! Again, only in my opinion.

@ Scampthedog.
It really isn't that difficult to do the maths. On an average of course.
I trust that you've progressed from an abacus?
I feel that you have to mock my post, because you don't like the figures posted by The Sun.
Ignorance is bliss, eh?

@ PAD.
Be careful what you post. You might get "pretend" filtered.

An extract from todays Sun newspaper sent to me by a workmate.
"""In April, Royal Mails frontline workers braved the pandemic to deliver 36 million more parcels.
But social distancing rules for working practices ate through that benefit as the firms costs then rose by £40 million."""

Mr Nation, there are your parcel figures for April.

Postman Porsche. That could be a good call if these figures are correct.

@ GenerationZKid.
Please do your homework before you call me out!
How much did I make or lose on MOG?
You better ask Norman70 to up his game. But at least start with VAL!!!

Once again regular posters, I am really sorry about this. This idiot, for some odd reason, is trying his hardest to discredit me.

@ GenerationZKid.
"""That's alot more shares being floated, really offputting."""
The shares aren't being floated, duh! Read the RNS. The shares are being block listed in lieu of warrants and CLN's. If these aren't exercised the shares will still sit there and may be used for other purposes.
The company will be diluted on the 23rd, by just under 20%. I will give you the actual %age if you can't work it out.
As Juxta pointed out it appears that the forward conversion of warrants and CLN's appears to be priced in. We'll see what Tuesday brings.
IMO this is a very positive step for the company.
To make that clear for you: I interpret that ACP fully expect all warrants and notes to be exercised, bringing monety into the company. Which in turn tells me that the price will be well above the conversion price.

@ GenerationZKid
10th June. ""Hello Isle what are you doing on here? i thought your expertise were solely on RMG. Well, i never""
14th June. ""I wouldn't listen to this guy. Very rude to people on RMG, lost lots of money in AIM shares and is quite clueless. You are on filter. I seldom pay much attention to BB's but this has to be said.""

I'm clearly not on filter, so your personal feelings are showing through because of your obvious lies. I don't know what I've done to upset you, and I don't really care!
For the benefit of anyone here who wants to read about your clear animosity towards me, which escalated in 3 days, please share all of the aim stocks that I've lost money in, and how much. You appear to know so much about me.
I'll start you off: VAL lost about 25 grand. Hot Tuna (Concha) about 2 grand. TRIC about 1 grand. Anything else? I could give you a whole list if you want.
Could you also list the companies i've made money on? Or doesn't that count?

Sorry for off topic (to the regulars here) but I like to defend myself now and again, when it warrants it. No pun intended.

@ Nthoftheriver.
The conversion price is set in stone, so you can't convert at higher prices. You can of course sell, once converted.

Warrants issued:
27/02/2019 - 72,297,728 @ 2.2p
16/09/2019 - 27,777,778 @ 3p
30/04/2020 - 24,444,444 @ 3.25p

Total issued = 124,519,950

Warrants exercised:
27/12/2019 - 453749 @ 2.2p
17/01/2020 - 2,722,496 @ 2.2p
11/05/2020 - 1,610,814 @ 2.2p
18/05/2020 - 453,749 @ 2.2p
26/05/2020 - 1,136,127 @ 2.2p
29/02/2020 - 2,656,184 @ 2.2p
08/06/2020 - 9,265,960 @ 2.2p

Total exercised = 18,299,079 @ 2.2p.

The 2.2p warrants have a 3 year shelf life from 27.02.19. Why would they pay to exercise them now, if they have no intention of selling them on for profit?

More interestingly though is that the outstanding warrants now stand at 106,220,871. If you minus the HNWI's 24,444,444 @ 3.25p (apparently it's a good thing to have these on board) that leaves 81,776,427. Add another 680,000 (£20,000 outstanding CLN's- I made an error in a previous post) and that gives you a figure of 82,456,427. Very close to the block listing RNS'd today.

The 2.2p warrant holders are taking their profit at the moment. Whether they continue or not remains to be seen.

I do find it odd that ACP is now fully diluted, without the HNWI's warrants.
Could this be part of the funding package which would see ACP give away a %age of the company, and future profits, in return for building the mine?
The future is looking very bright. All IMO, of course.

@ Vauxhall.
Totally agree.
This block listing tells me that ACP fully expect all warrants and CLN's to be exercised. If there was a chance that they wouldn't be, why would ACP dilute for no reason?

My name is Norman(70) Bates, i'm just a normal guy. Landscape, I think.
Your obsession with mad is slightly worrying.

Mother? Mother? No, I don't love him Mother!
What next? Frocks and a rocking chair?