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Ophidian
Thanks for your help I really like the look of the last one will keep you informed now where's that white flag when you need one

Faramog
I don't know looked a bit of a combination probably why I went mute

My better half has just finished colouring her hair she comes in the lounge and says "what do you think then" maybe the look on my face was enough as she retorts "right I'll change it back then" Honest guys I never even spoke

Looks like he's got company

President Cyril Ramaphosa has been confirmed as a speaker for the Investing in African Mining Indaba 2019, which will be held in Cape Town from February 4 to 7.

Another Head of State Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo has also been confirmed as a speaker at this year’s Indaba.

Looks like it's a who's who best foot forward Fortune

May I be the first to congratulate all genuine BMN ers for the move back back to sensible and interesting discussion and thoughts. The last few days has been a trolling nightmare they are boring, worthless, and pityless bring on the updates.

Posted by mail finance
Against this favourable backdrop, Wealth asked three leading equity experts to select the FTSE 100 shares that they believe will deliver a growing income this year – irrespective of whatever slings and arrows come the economy’s way – and have robust enough businesses to ride out any stock market blips.

When you compare these companies cash generation/share price to Bushveld it really does make a mockery of where we are today, In the fullness of time Its possible BMN could be generating more than all of them put together

Not comparing apples for apples but neither are any of these about to deliver global electricity that will affect every human being on the planet. Bring on the dividend

BARRATT DEVELOPMENTS
Share price: £5.36.
Dividend yield: 4.94 per cent.
Financial year end: June 30.
Profits: £835 million (year to June 30, 2018).

HALMA
Share price: £14.06
Dividend yield: 1.04 per cent.
Financial year end: March 31.
Profits: £172 million (year to March 31, 2018)

CRODA
Share price: £47.97.
Dividend yield: 1.69 per cent.
Financial year end: December 31.
Profits: £314 million (year to December 31, 2017).

BUNZL
Share price: £23.43.
Dividend yield: 1.96 per cent.
Financial year end: December 31.
Profits: £409 million (year to December 31, 2017).

Hey FB
Someone just sold 32000 you might get them if your quick

Conversely can sell no problem on HL is the tide turning

Anyway what's wrong with a gold plated headstone

Rather begrudgingly I have to agree Daisydog it's the only negative I have with the company they do treat us like mushrooms at times. I fully appreciate when we get news it's usually very good but it's time to grow up now and stop acting like the secret service. These droughts of information only save to foster nervousness and opportunity for the nay sayers.

All the very best Pdub I know you will tackle it head on I look forward to that pint in Yarmouth when you are back at the helm, Kevin

The seller has to be all but cleaned out now surely

daisan
Agree 100%

No way on this planet are they not aware of this and Mrs May's contribution last year

BE Post Q3 activities - market development

In October 2018, the World Bank Group announced a $1 billion programme to support the deployment of energy storage in low to middle income countries. The programme is expected to mobilise a further $4 billion in donor funding and private sector investment to deliver 17,500 MWh of energy storage in these countries by 2025. This announcement is not only an excellent development for energy storage globally, but for Bushveld Energy and its market focus on Africa. With typically over 1/3 of World Bank Group funding directed to sub-Saharan Africa, the programme will likely aim to deliver 5,000-6,000 MWh of storage in Africa alone, or an average of 1,000 MWh per year. Similarly, most of the storage deployed for future projects under the programme will be to ensure greater integration of renewable energy, applications that require long duration, daily storage, which fits into the technical and commercial superiority of the VRFB technology;

In the report it states: The new standards will eliminate outdated rebar production processes, squeezing smaller operators that cannot afford to implement them from the market. Will this reduce the amount of sl--ag produced as previous reports point the finger at the lower end less efficient mills if so it's a double whammy

Thanks Alfa

Seriously is there anything this metal cannot do, the way it's going it will be the most sort after metal on earth

Hmm not that then, Leos not compatible with aquarius must be our investment instinct

roosters
How about that two peas in a pod what's your birth sign

Rob
True but I was more aligned to if BMN were to issue a special dividend what the impact could be on the share price as I
believe a large % would increase their holding I know I would.