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Hi BB

Does that mean a Prospectus will be needed before listing?

Hi Sporty

I'm with Barclays.

No news about Accustem listing.

RNS dated 16 Sept stated, 'Accordingly, no Accustem Shares will be actually issued (or CREST accounts credited or Accustem ADSs issued) until the earlier of (i) Accustem Admission; and (ii) 2 months from the date of the completion of the Demerger. '

As Demerger was end October, can I expect to see my new shares in my portfolio by the weekend?

Would it not be possible to vote him out then?

Apologies if this is a stupid question but how does owning 29% of the company allow Bird to control the Board. 29% isn't a controlling interest, is it?

I posted 3 weeks ago that I thought the company had no alternative other than to wait for either the Government to reach a decision or KU to announce the outcome of their investigation and, following whichever came first, if we're still waiting on a positive decision or a reasonable time-frame for one, that KB would then need to take action and quickly.
I would now include a proviso that regardless of whether the Government have reached a decision or the KU investigation is complete, KB will need to act before the AGM, otherwise, both he and GF will be facing some difficult questions.

In an RNS this morning in another share I hold, one director transferred some of their share options to two others, who then exercised them.

If KB would like to consider doing this, I would be prepared to take options on 250000 shares off him and also exercise them.

I imagine, were he to consider this, he would have takers for the full amount of his options and this would, obviously, put monies into the company, which given the ongoing issues might be needed in the coming weeks/months.

I share his confidence. So much so, I would be prepared to take never-ending options on 1M shares at 2p. Obviously, I would only ever take them up at a profit. Confidence, you can't beat it.

Having invested my money on the risk of success, personally, I would have preferred an option to wait until after that success has been achieved, then buy in.

Eric - Kurt could try contacting KU. According to their below announcement they have established a preliminary schedule. No doubt, Kallak will be Item 1. But it wouldn't hurt for Kurt to have them confirm this ahead of time.

The Committee on the Constitution resumes its examination of the Government
4 June 2020 klockan 13.41

The Committee on the Constitution has decided today that it will resume its examination of the Government this autumn. A decision concerning hearings will be taken after the opening of the Riksdag session on 8 September.

On 24 March, the Committee on the Constitution decided to postpone its spring examination of the Government until further notice on account of the coronavirus outbreak. At its meeting on Tuesday, the Committee decided that it would resume its examination activities. It established a preliminary schedule for its resumed examination activities. According to the schedule, a decision concerning hearings will be taken after the opening of the Riksdag session on 8 September.

For further information please contact:
Peder Nielsen, Head of Secretariat, Committee on the Constitution, telephone +46 8 786 40 72.

Article posted on Avanza - Thanks to Bradeal

When you read the article below, you understand how high our politicians are playing:

http://www.affarerinorr.se/nyheter/2020/februari/sverige-en-gruvnation-som-kollapsar/

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Information material: Circular economy - strategy for the transition in Sweden
Press contact
Anna Söderström
Press secretary for the Environment and Climate Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Isabella Lövin
073-5875955

Sara Khatemi
Press Secretary to the Minister for Enterprise, Ibrahim Baylan
076-129 67 08

Press release from Ibrahim Baylan, Isabella Lövin, Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Environment and Climate

https://www.regeringen.se / information material / 2020/07 / circular-economy --- strategy-for-the-shelf-in-sweden /

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The transition to a circular economy must be carried out jointly by politics, the business community, the public sector, academia, private individuals and civil society. The government's role is to create the conditions for the good work that is already being done within regions and municipalities, in business, universities and colleges and civil society. The Government will implement several measures in this area during the term of office. For the strategy, action plans will be decided with concrete measures.

The strategy is based on an agreement between the government, the Center Party and the Liberals.

Facts box: The circular economy strategy
A circular economy is a tool for reducing society's resource use and the environmental impact that results from it. The strategy identifies four focus areas where interventions are necessary.

Focus areas:
Circular economy through sustainable production and product design
Circular economy through sustainable ways of consuming and using materials, products and services
Circular economy through non-toxic and circular cycles
Circular economy as a driving force for business and other actors through measures that promote innovation and circular business models.

Each focus area contains a series of more concrete efforts to focus on the work. These include:
Controlling that products are designed for a long service life.
Promote increased use of non-toxic recycled materials in new products.
Strengthen the innovation and business climate so that more circular companies can grow.
Promote the development of Sweden's bioeconomy so that bio-based, renewable and sustainably produced raw materials can replace fossil-based raw materials in products and production processes.
Improve consumer information to make it easier for the individual consumer to make sustainable and circular choices in everyday life.
Make it easy and profitable for traders and individuals to share, repair and reuse products.
Contribute to resource efficiency, recycling and circular business models through public procurement.
Design instruments that contribute to increased supply and demand for circular products, services, recycling and recycled materials.
Set high standards of toxicity for both recycled material and virgin raw material.
Promote research, innovation and technology development in materials recycling, digitization and traceability.
Virgo materials should, as far as possible, be replaced by resources that are used effectively in circular flows. Consideration should be given to the need to add virgin materials to enable climate change and material recycling. The strategy describes the materials and streams that will be prioritized in the national work on a circular economy. All of these must be utilized and handled in a better way than today: plastics, textiles, renewable and bio-based raw materials, food, building materials and innovation-critical metals and minerals.

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The Government is working hard and intensively to get a circular economy, that is the most important goal today. Sweden changes to a circular economy.

The government has decided on a national strategy for circular economy that points out the direction and ambition for a long-term and sustainable transition of society. This is an important part of making Sweden the world's first fossil-free welfare country.

The pace of work on the transition to a circular economy needs to increase to achieve the environmental and climate goals, as well as several global sustainability goals within Agenda 2030. By using materials more efficiently, their service life and value can increase. At the same time, both the extraction of new raw material and the landfill of waste are reduced.

In the spring of 2020, the spread of the infection and the economic crisis as a result of the new corona virus have had a major impact on society. The world after the corona pandemic will not look like it did before the crisis.

It is not wise to use valuable material once and then discard it. Now let's change that. The green recovery that society now needs should accelerate the transition to a climate-neutral and circular economy. About fifty percent of our climate emissions and more than ninety percent of the world's water scarcity and loss of biodiversity are due to inefficient resource management. A circular economy is smarter, significantly better for the environment, and in addition, we create opportunities for many new jobs and sustainable entrepreneurship, says Environment and Climate Minister Isabella Lövin.

The core of the strategy is a vision: "A society where resources are effectively used in non-toxic circular flows and replaces virgin materials". The national work for a circular economy will focus on sustainable production and product design; sustainable ways of consuming and using materials, products and services; non-toxic and circular cycles as well as the circular economy as a driver for business and other actors through measures that promote innovation and circular business models.

Sweden, as one of the world's most innovative countries, is well placed to take on this transition. It also offers advantages in the global market and many Swedish companies are already seeing the opportunities to change their operations. This will create more companies, new jobs and increased welfare while reducing our environmental impact, says Business Minister Ibrahim Baylan.

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Should the system then fail to deliver, then that will be the time for KB to take action.

Always remembering, of course, that this is Sweden and, as is the case with many a failing Government, a further election might be needed.

There are too many ifs and buts to worry about at the present Eric, so we just need to let the process play out for a while longer.

Baylan could announce a decision before KU, so as not to be shamed into action, but I'm not holding my breath. I also doubt he could be shamed by anything, otherwise he would have reached that point some considerable time ago.

KU could come down against the Government and demand action. The 1st possibly but the 2nd unlikely. I expect that when they announce their decision they will say that the system has failed to operate correctly but, as to what needs to happen, I expect vague suggestions rather than definitive instruction.

Although it might mean waiting until the Autumn for KU, I think KB can now do little else but wait. Should the system then fail to deliver then,

My long held view is that KB should have left the referral to the Government with them the 1st time around. I said so to him at the AGM 2 years ago and also, given that the company was already then getting the run around from the Government, that he needed to consider pushing the issue, including taking legal action.
Now, with the company having not taken any meaningful action, and having made clear that legal action is their last option, I think we are in a changed position. Essentially, I think the company now has no alternative other than to wait for either the Government to reach a decision or KU to announce the outcome of their investigation. Following on from those, whichever comes 1st, if we still don't have a positive decision, or a reasonable time-frame for one, that will be the time for KB to take action and quickly.

Based on the time of the trade, surely the 250K is a sell.

The RNS for Horse Hill Oil Field EWT and Field Development Update on 28th January stated "the Company now intends to accelerate the start of up to 25 years of continuous long-term production by 6 months. Production is now planned to commence by bringing HH-1 into Production during Spring 2020 and to be followed by HH-2z upon completion of the current extended well test."

It seems unlikely that this RNS will have anticipated the imposition of a Covid-19 lock-down, the imposition of which, unfortunately, coincided with Spring.

However, as that lock-down now eases, presumably, production will now commence as planned.