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Thank you for this excellent link. A very educational half-hour about how a biotech company works in plain language.

IOF is looking like it has sorted its debt issues out. IOF8 is up and running, and the issue in March with Banks wanting to take over IOF might rear its head again as the 6 month regulatory wait period is soon to expire in September.
This is the last paragraph of the recent RNS for the corporate update:

"...We are pleased to continue to progress towards the completion of our debt refinancing which will provide us with a clean slate and allow us to dedicate more focus towards maximising our fantastic growth opportunities in iodine and continuing to generate shareholder value."

I feel IOF is a good buy at the current sp.
larryh - LTH
dyor!

MHB - don't know when you came to char, but I couldn't agree more with goonerpete. I've been in since 2010 and felt all along with LB's endless failures that he was just stringing everyone along to fund his lifestyle. He should go and work for a water company - he's good at finding that. Looking forward to some decent progress now.

Do you mean split or spit?
thanks,

This urgently needs an RNS !

Reading the other articles in that magazine link shows there is a lot of experimenting going on around the world with bio fuel mixes in aircraft fuel, which in my view might encourage major investors - and might even inspire Johnson to boast about the possibilities of the Alt Alto project as being a 'UK world beater' and support the funding.

And this is Air-BP supplying Delta's Airbus aircraft:
https://biofuels-news.com/news/deltas-first-carbon-neutral-flight-powered-by-air-bp-supplied-biofuel/

I would also like to comment on the professionalism of the posters below with your well thought out arguments - it makes a nice change to the poor posters on some other boards.
larryh

Excellent news article NL showing how smart ITM has been tying up with Linde.

I've recently read an article - in German - that says China wants to build one million fuel cell / hydrogen cars to clean up their streets.

Re ITM/ Hydrogen,

As a motive power source I find H2 brilliant. In my part of the world the public transport is going more and more electric. These busses are very quiet and just wizz along accelerating from zero to a good cruise speed in seconds and very smoothly. They also have distinct advantages in traffic jams as they just sit there and don't produce nauseating fumes. I am sure they are much simpler to manufacture compared to the ICE. As far as i am concerned the ICE is dead. Long live electric - H2 + fuel cell or battery.

Psmith
I've always viewed your advice on the lse bbs over the years with respect, so don't let these others upset you.
my regards,

These two sums are so small they could do a cash raise and get the issue sorted and be free without all this stress.

I shouldn't be too sure about this looking at the heavy after-hours sell-of on Friday. If their products come from Asia, then you can be pretty sure their nimble fingers are all working close together under oppressive conditions. At least Boo Hoo was a British company employing British workers who pay (?) British taxes.

When I worked in India they laughed at the West with its health and safety rules of xm2 per person. They all said they can give another person work in those gaps which is just wasting space otherwise. They aren't sweatshops, it's the way they all want it - it's no different in Leicester now.

Hi Solley1,

No I haven't, but I will look into it, thank you,

I live outside the UK and watch YouTube. The ITV movies I come across are in a class of their own and pure quality. Lovely background scenery, acting, style and people.

It is pretty much even both ways at the moment with depth of 8 both ways and prices around present b-s, regards

A £50k buy yesterday morning... now that's interesting

The sun is shining, summer is coming, the ladies will be wanting something to cheer themselves up! Time to get back in SOS, methinks.

Thanks Eddy. It was to be expected at the moment.

I was waiting at the bus stop yesterday in my German city when a very modern diesel bus pulled up - not mine - and the noise from the engine was quite deafening. As It pulled away the surroundings gradually became silent again. Then a new battery electric bus pulled up - still silence! Noise is the worst pollutant by far. Now I am convinced about electric. When you ride in them they just 'go' in silence, apart from regen noise when braking. Very impressed with the ride too.