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is the only share I know that is always down 4% every day but the share price stays the same.

But what would you have done differently- they are your board; tell them. Unless your investment is just lol .
There are reasoned critics ( Foxy etc ) and others.

I’m cautious because of events and the areas of business; I couldn’t do any better given the hand I’ve been served though. React to what your facing. Box ticked

The amount I’ve bought makes me indifferent- but I’d love to hear how these armchair experts trying to land a couple of whopper contracts in the Wild West would have succeeded when the current BOD haven’t.

The true test is to stand yourself for directorship if you feel that strongly. The new empowerment era - off you go

I am - today's RNS and the mms taking 500k at 8.1p around lunchtime persuaded me.
I liked KSA more than Ghana - historic ties, right partner and sophisticated business environment - non of the African manyarna.

Well I think the CAA endorsement or certification is the the key to KSA .

All Prince whats his name needs to close -just my opinion - still worried about SL but it could be over compensated for by an good excess if my opinion is right - if not I'll join the rest of the miserable buggers

is probably the best they have had for sometime.
Getting a triple A rating on quality is extremely helpful for securing business.
And the CAA is reputable, it is not airmag annual award crap.

Well it was Sunday yesterday so it would be suprising if you got a quote.

You can sell 9m at 0.101 atm

99 or999yr leasehold are leases but for business and people’s purposes they are free holds. ( unless your investment term is at least over 100 hundred years)
If your being pernicious over a London property title traits and definitions , well done.
Let’s spend 25m on a non proprietary ( non ) asset
Quite why there’s a debate is strange - £25m ain’t spent on a annual lease is it. ?

And the term of the lease?

So where’s the NAV of £30 m due to from in his interview come from?
And when are these new shares to issued you guess coming ?

So where’s the NAV Of course he company of £30 m come from in his interview?
Accounts

Jeez, that was quick to go through HVO accounts and contradict CF’s nav statement . What are these lease terms and what is the capital expenditure you are believing? Please give me the figures.
Did you sell on Friday you little tinker?
Word of advice, someone called you out earlier this week for “guessing” before- Prove them wrong - if you want to cast doubt, back it up - I bought HVO ages ago and have travelled the Woodford continual buying and the continual SP drop journey since 2018 June. But feel free to back up your post.
Very simple- post the fixed asset extract of the latest HVO accounts.

GG
The enterprise value of a company is the value of the business itself i.e the ability of the entity to generate cash/ profits because of its attributes- IPR, brand, reputation, management, staff, expertise in field etc.
It has value as it takes time, cash , skill and effort to replicate - and EV represents all the time, effort, cash and skill in a monetary figure. Each buyer would use their own method to determine EV depending how it fits in with their company and the enhancement it would give to them. Measured various ways, revenue multiple, Ebitda multiples, or DCF etc. Plus of course a growth factor, if applicable.
So it’s the value of the whole profit generating machine ( which as per above involves many intangible parts).
Market capitalisation takes into account the financial factors - if the company had investments of £30m this would be added to the EV - if it had debt of £30m it would be subtracted from the EV as the buyer is taking over both the asset/ debt element of company.
Bit long winded but hope it explains the difference of the business value and adjustment for assets/ liabilities.
As posted earlier, two identical companies except one owns the facility and other rents of is a better explanation of EV and Mcap
We are 50% asset backed. No other hot / any bio owns any freehold- I’ve checked. To summarise, at this level it lowers the risk massively.
CFs deal last year was deal of the decade. What is it now ?

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/small-cap-stocks-are-where-to-bag-a-bargain-hx50k0rd8

They had/ the right idea and business model - frontier and recurring- a very lucrative gap. But, frontier comes with 1) lets say different business methods - pace, bureaucracy and “ other stuff” and 2) natural problems.
And the biggest problem is that these problems have meant each lead can’t be closed. So there’s no momentum or cash to keep the strategy going. Enter massive placings since inception.

You need luck and an absence of bad luck. Unfortunately WSG have the inverse . Things can change but Covid is a big spanner in the works and it’s could be like walking through treacle for sometime. But good luck to the BOD, they haven’t given up and I have no malice towards them.

Closing for 250k 12.8 v 13.25.

CF's stated guideline of 2-3 times revenue refers to the enterprise value of the company not the market value.
Consider 2 companies both having an EV of 100m.
But one owns their premises valued at 30m and the other rents their premises.
What is the selling price of each company?
Thats why I bought alot around 5- 6p - because the mcap at that price of 30m was covered by the London facilities, giving zero EV for everything.
That's partially why CF could not believe his luck back in Nov.
Now he really can't believe his luck since Covid..

And our mcap now is only 70m

Doesn't matter really.
Investing is a road - some hop on and off every minute, other stay to the end.
The good news with ORPH - its the only share I know when we know the road will end soon - others - you have no idea how long the road is to get your full value.

Waiting patiently for 0.06 barrow.

U/T last night