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Avyererdowt I'm a seasoned investor, since about 1980 but only been associated with the AIM for about 8 years, in that time I've found that you have to take everything said by the BOD directors of these companies with a grain of salt...I do think this share is different and has possibilities... but the fact that its appears not so obvious to the wider market is a hold back for me.....after all they know far more than us on a buliton board.... think I will sit on my hands for the time being..
PS... they can call me anything they like, I'm a suspicious share holder nothing else..
It is a bit of of a mystery, I cannot find a definitive post to describe where the £77 million is coming from and would be pleased if someone could provide it...but if this is partly funded though the new funding to the tune of £30 million or more why don't they make that clear...I don't have many shares here but that question I think may be an important one....
I'm already invested in the company and was aware of the £21 million transfer of skills from Navantia but the £77 million investment had as far as I could find has never been broken down into what is covered by grants from the Government, and what was coming from other sources, I thought you knew it was all external and did not require borrowing by HW by what you posted..
https://www.investegate.co.uk/harland---wolff/rns/methil-update/202302170700042187Q/
You held onto half your holding...why? Could it have been that whilst you were willing to take the risk on half your holding someone else was willing to take the same risk on the shares you sold...what's the mystery in that??
Because that's their job..you must have asked for a quote to sell and accepted..
There was no plan b, that was made perfectly clear prior to the vote..
And they called me clueless.. you've got to laugh..Motif is and was a busted flush, a year later people are still clinging to the hope that some multi national will ride to the rescue...if that were the case why hasn't any of them shown the slightest interest ..what you are getting is a fair price for a cash shell and that's exactly as what motif is...
Anyone remember this gem from over s year ago..
I agree its very unlikely we will be back in a full country lockdown though Regional ones might be common throughout the UK, my great worry is once the dust settles somewhat and the discussion on how to rebuild the countries finances gets into full gear, I can see much of the tax burden falling on profitable companies as it will be the easy choice as a alternative to income taxation and cuts in government spending. could be many years before we are looking at decent dividends anywhere in the FTSE 100