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Is there likely to be a levelling off of parcel delivery as and when lockdown is lifted and we are all able to go shopping again?

Very encouraging news and makes me even more convinced that we need an RTO by an income producing company that can not only pay our G and A - to save further dilution, but can also take advantage of the substantial tax losses.

We have be told of an update by the end of March and from what we know about the way Colin and the BOD run the business I think we can expect two simple things: the announcement will be before the end of March and it will be good- probably ahead of expectations. Colin in his interview seemed to be dissapointed that there had been some profit taking and the sp had slipped. At current levels below 3p I am confident we will see a reasonable and perhaps sp by the end of March. So GLA invested here.

Grossly undervalued by Malcy who was suggesting a 10 bagger at about 0.95p - so more sp appreciation still to come.

And this is solid progress for a quality stock. No Pump, and Malcy will no doubt have something to say.

Been here for a few years and perhaps a little disappointed with progress. Any thoughts on JL who has some 35% selling out?
Could we have the potential interest to sell the assets to a non listed entity and leave us as a clean shell? I ask because shells seem to be all the rage at the moment. Also why did the Directors inject £40,000? A mall amount to assist for accountants fees etc.

I didn't get in at my price ( you have to have a number) but it looks as if the sp will move higher from here. GLA still invested.

A lot of interest being shown in TRAF which is vertually a non trading company apart from a small housing portfolio which it is trying to divest. Something will no doubt break once all of the house related interests have gone. Won't be long I suspect.

Not too sure what you mean Boom

I don't think the RNS mentioned Mormand - so that was a bit of hype

Morrison will make an offer at some time if only to protect their interest. How much we don't know but Morrison will want to keep up with Sainsbury and Tesco in the small locals and if they don't take MCLS who's will?

Smiller, , I know it is not out job to spread the word but there was a poster who felt word wasn't getting around. A couple of Saturday's, one of which is the Times promotes the mining sector and copper seems to be the favourite. So next week we should see an appreciation of BZT reflected in a better sp. We will see.

There may well be a few placees selling down, to take a profit and perhaps to meet any other investor demand. But there could be a massive sell down from original NAK holders who have had a recovery in sp value and want to realise their cash. There may also be holders who bought ahead of the suspension in anticipation of closing before having to pay and may need to close their position if they are not in funds. The MMs may also drop the stock to stop large selling. There are so many possibilities but you can bet your rent money that the MMs will not dip out.

Leave it to CB. He has an interest as does TIger and when he feels the time is right he will make a move, probably via an interview. We are all aware of the potential and CB is always keen to promote. If there is a need to spread the word then give a mention to other boards in the same sector.

Well said dickie.

Also a £2.5m tax loss could be useful

Don't know I am sorry to say but there seems to be an interesting BOD and also one with a fair bit of skin in the game.
Its not on the most liquid of markets but notwithstanding I am surprised there has not been a bit more positive interest. This is clearly a shell with proven management that is looking to mop up resource operations in Africa. MC of about £1m looks a bit of a steal IMO. Could be 1p in a few weeks if something breaks.

Quite happy with the consolidation and feel now presents a buying opportunity - nothing has changed except the sub penny punters/traders will want out. All the best to all LTH and the roll out of our prospects.

No doubt there will be a new interview with DB. Good idea imo - the consolidation will probably make UJO more attractive to the overall market place and encourage more serious investors to take a position. The overall value of the company remains the same and continues to undervalue the potential imo.

Interestingly the RNS noted that the asset value will be 0.44p against a placing at 0.6p and a suspended price of 2p+
It will be interesting to see how the sp clicks off tomorrow.