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Manman there is 1 mm

when you place an order with your broker to buy or sell shares, your broker doesn’t actually have to phone around all the individual market makers to get the best price — they just need to get the price from SEAQ. Of course, if a stock only has one market maker, there’s no need to SEAQ — brokers only need to check with the market maker directly.

SEAQ also largely removes the need for face-to-face bargaining on the stock exchange floor, with market makers using it themselves to buy and sell shares and so determine their bid and offer prices.

It used to cover larger companies but these days SEAQ is confined to around 1,000 or so of the least traded shares on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) and fixed income securities.
https://www.fool.co.uk/investing-basics/understanding-the-market/sets-and-seaq/

For most companies the voting announcements are largely irrelevant – usually it's 1 voting right per share, and every time the total shares in issue changes, they issue this announcement, and it doesn't mean much to individual shareholders.

Surprised the company hasn't put out an rns to refute the claims.

Maybe DC should give an interview on Stock box to clear these rumours once and for all.

They are getting some cash

Bouncing now

Could be that article was put out for the shorts to close mind

Always a risk there isn't a deal.

Thanks Pablo appreciated.

Update on Strategic Review and Formal Sale Process



Mirriad, the leading in-content advertising company, provides an update regarding the Strategic Review and Formal Sale Process announced on 20 January 2023.

Further to Mirriad's announcement on 29 March 2023 and following discussions with interested parties regarding a potential investment into or a potential acquisition of the Company, the board of the Company has concluded that there is no prospect that an offer for the issued and to be issued share capital of the Company will be forthcoming by early April and has accordingly decided to terminate the formal sale process under the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers (the "Takeover Code"). The Company is not in discussions with any party in relation to a sale and is not in receipt of any approaches. Accordingly, the Company is no longer in an offer period and the requirement to make disclosures under Rule 8 of the Takeover Code has now ceased.

Further to the Company's announcement on 20 January 2023, in which it detailed that the Company has sufficient cash to fund operations until the third quarter of 2023, Mirriad advises that its cash position as at 31 March 2023 was £7.52m. Consequently, the Board continues to assess all of its strategic options, including seeking additional funding. If further funding cannot be raised, the Board will consider all options and will take the appropriate steps to preserve value for key stakeholders. There can be no certainty that the terms of any investment received will be suitable.

The Board will continue to update the market further as appropriate.

Size of some of those trades are off the scale.

A higher price could attract the institutions especially if he wants to go the Us markets. Not sure why you think consolidation is such a bad thing if he is doing it to raise, he will raise its better to have a placing than a Cln and that would be his other option if he has no head room. He would of been better having it at 100 to 1.

Miri has huge cash burn no one was interested in buying it, wouldn't touch it with a bargepole how many more bbs are you going to spam?

The hybridisation will use the existing connection to the electricity grid and is expected to provide sufficient energy to supply more than 20,000 homes.

The El Romeral power plant was recently declared a public utility by resolution of the Junta de Andalucía.

Do the government offer funding on projects like this?

3pm deadline looms.

Good to see us go onto sets cuts out the manipulation hopefully.

Shorts defo closing now. https://twitter.com/Jarvy55/status/1653358776223690755?s=20

They should sell Dunrobin and use that cash to drill Chuditch or go and buy something else where there isn't huge taxes on the company. Boil should be on everyone's radars with that asset and shareholders should be kept informed of progress but instead they just let the price drift with lack of Pr. The wages Andy Yeo is getting are frankly way to high for what he does. Not sure what the other directors do either, they said they weren't a lifestyle company in the Chuditch presentation sure does look like they are. And what exactly are they paying Tim for?