Cobus Loots, CEO of Pan African Resources, on delivering sector-leading returns for shareholders. Watch the video here.
Let me be clear, I’ve got over twice as much of my portfolio in fast forward than I have in love hemp, but I do believe it is also going to be successful. If you are interested, this interview will answer some of those doubting questions that I read https://youtu.be/hpS7q2nlEss
Hopefully we got in on the placement at 3.5p yesterday
It’s okay to ask again if you want clarity on a question, But to stay silent on it for such a long time only to cut-and-paste the exact same wording speaks volumes IMO
If it wasn’t a Deramp then why ask the same question again thats already been answered? You asked this question before, and people answered. The more profits the company make they will just plough it into gearing up faster rollout, which has been said many times
Someone just bought £632,000 worth, but 1.15 million shares
Google saying the share price finished at 60p?
As we await news from Leap Gaming that should transform the sp, look at this conclusion to an article about Sports betting in the US in the last 3 years From Taboo to Revenue:
Don't be surprised if made-for-betting events start popping up in the near future, and it's all because of what happened just after 10 a.m. on Monday, May 14, 2018. That's when the U.S. Supreme Court released its landmark ruling, striking down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 and jump-starting a three-year betting boom.
Within a month of the ruling, Delaware and New Jersey launched full-scale sports betting markets. Three years later, legal sportsbooks are operating in 21 states and the District of Columbia. Big states such as California, Texas and Florida aren't on board yet, but they're looking at it closely. It won't be long before more than half the U.S. has regulated sports betting.
In the first three months of 2021, sports betting generated $961.1 million in revenue, according to the American Gaming Association. That's $50 million more than U.S. sportsbooks produced in all of 2019.
In 2017, the year prior to the Supreme Court decision, Nevada sportsbooks -- the only fully legal options in the U.S. at the time -- earned a net $248 million.
I believe our investment in Leap covers the last 3 years!
Extract from an article in Business cann about our new recruit:
FFWD is the only European quoted investment fund with a stated focus on the cannabis space and features a portfolio of leading companies including; Northern Leaf, Yooma, South West Brands and Little Green Pharma.
It recently secured an additional £5m in funds following the sale of EMMAC Life Sciences to leading US cannabis player Curaleaf. EMMAC was co-founded by Mr McDermot and FFWD had a 2.3% stake .
FFWD says this exit cash brings it total investment pot to over £12m with Mr McDermott telling BusinessCann its expects to see ‘additional liquidity from legacy portfolio assets over the coming months’.
Deals Imminent
Adding: “The likelihood is that we will have a larger cash position to invest, than is currently stated, over the coming months.�
He also went on to say that it expects to boost its investee portfolio to ‘at least six, in the very short term’.
In his new role Mr Pascual will focus on sourcing and evaluating investment opportunities in the European medical cannabis industry as well as supporting the growth of FFWD’s portfolio companies in the sector.
It wasn’t meant as a subtle Deramp, I was just interested in what is the most likely outcome when new shares like this hit the market, do they often experience a dip back to the placing price before then taking off again.
They’ve appointed two Very experienced marketing people today
great news!! so with those additional orders we are either rolling out faster than expected or existing stores are asking for a lot more stock, either way it's very encouraging
Somebody posted 888 on ADVFN:
The chickens are coming home to roost. The price of boneless, skinless breast has doubled in a year to just over $2 in America amid an acute supply shortage.
Independent restaurants have had to go without for weeks, while chains have begun removing chicken dishes from menus. The shortfall — driven by a chicken-sandwich war among big fast-food chains, slaughterhouse labour shortages and “underperforming� roosters — is an unnerving sign of the fragility of a food system under pressure to produce ever more poultry and meat.
An answer to the squeeze lurks in the food compartments of scooters motoring through the streets of Singapore. Foodpanda last month became the first delivery firm to offer dishes made with “cultured� chicken — that is, flesh not from a bird, but brewed in a stainless- steel vat.
Last year Singapore became the first country in the world to approve lab-grown meat. Eat Just, a San Francisco alternative-protein start-up, became the first to sell it to the public.
Josh Tetrick, Eat Just’s chief executive, reckons the Singapore experiment is the start of a revolution. “We’re going to look back and tell our kids ... ‘In the year 2021, a third of our habitable land was used to plant soy and corn to feed the animals we eat. We literally turned our planet into an animal farm. Can you believe that?’ �
It’s going to raise an additional £2 million from the broker options so it around 10million (ish) shares, Not 284 million, which was the original placement
“The Broker Option will raise additional proceeds up to a maximum of approximately GBP2 million (before expenses).”
I have been told today by interactive investor, that once you’ve put forward what you want to buy and responded before the 21st of May, if even if they pull the offer due to low uptake, that that price is guaranteed for those share amount. Therefore if you are intending to accept this offer I would do it quickly, as if they do pull it before the 21st of May those not excepted will be locked out