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This is well before 20th January, I had expected it to tread water until then. Must be a new catalyst for uptick

Scarletvixen is a fruit cake who posts randomly on various boards. Clearly craves attention and soon disappears if not encouraged.

Apparently he took profit early yesterday, clearly regretted it for the remainder of the day then did not sleep well! Poor chap

Doubt SP will do much today as this great news previously priced in

If they do need to do a placing I doubt they will until a further 2 or 3p has been added to the SP. By that time the market would be very receptive and any placing is likely to have little impact on the sp. I would suspect that many of existing shareholders would be very keen to participate if given the opportunity.

Surprised that we do not appear to have seen any press speculation or tips for GST during 2025. Looks like this is well off the radar..

Anybody noticed any comment in the press financial pages over the last few days? I would be surprised if it

GST is not being tipped as an anticipated star performer for 2025.

Strikes me that on the back of Semnet and Cake & Bake the share price is good for a further 2 or 3 pence, which would value GST in excess of £100 million. Whilst the market is growing, there are lots of big players who are well funded and will also be doing their best to defend and increase their market share. To grow further GST will surely need to demonstrate competitive advantage in terms of price point or product differentiation if the company is to grow substantially. Will undoubtedly prove to be very interesting.

StockCheque, my apologies I did of course mean SV,. I’ll cut back on the sherry!

Let rampers do as they wish, I am sure all are grown up here and capable of making their own investment decisions. If you don’t have an agenda to follow, why not just leave them to it?

SC you are sounding increasingly desperate. Tunisian assets can be sequestered

SC Tunisian assets can always be sequestrated in lieu of payment.

Not so sure you will get to close your short at a favourable price!

Strikes me that best option for Tunisians would be to quietly build a stake to 3% then make an attractive offer for Zenith, say £110m at 30p a share. I suspect that would be sufficient to give them control and make the problem disappear for them.

SC surely the best option for Tunisia would now be to quietly accumulate a holding of 3% then make an offer for the whole business at 30p a share, costing them £110m. Such a premium would likely gain them control, they could then choose to clear debt and sell off assets, job done!

SV, quite simple really, regarding Tunisians paying up. If they wish to attract foreign investment and be seen as a credible jurisdiction in which to do business, then they will have to pay up.

Non payment they will judge to be too greater a price to pay.

A very succinct and sound explanation, I suspect they will have no choice but to settle out of court for £200m to £300m.

SV makes a very valid point, regarding Tunisians paying up. I guess if they are not interested in the need to attract foreign investment and are not bothered about their international reputation as a credible jurisdiction in which to do business, then it is highly likely they won’t pay up. I would hope they consider non payment to be too greater a price to pay.

Andrew re your 24/12 12.20 post, I

If Malcky has called it right it will be a first, I recall him being similarly enthusiastic about Trinity! Let’s hope he has called it correctly on this occasion, I will only maintain a modest investment here - debt and questionable management remain the big concerns

Overheated now, expect to pull back

Running away this morning, perhaps expectation of a Christmas announcement or panic to clamber aboard so they don’t miss out .

I suspect their may well be a correction before the New Year.

Kiwilad, I very much agree with the sentiment express by yourself. I have pretty too much for written off my investment here as it has plummeted over the years. management of consistently failed shareholders. Funding for drills will more than likely find its way into the back pocket of the incompetent board. Investing here a case of throwing good money after bad.