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What the hell happened to this company - so sad

How exactly is the Woodsmith development going - its been a few years since they bought Sirius Minerals plc. With the Strait of Hormuz shut, and this being a a major artery - roughly one‑third of globally traded fertiliser (by volume) normally transits through it. Is Anglo sitting on a gold mine at Woodsmith?

Share price falling - and they were supporting the price, buying all the way down until 12/02/2026.

What next?

I would love to see an analysis of the share buy back showing how per share spent, trade by trade and overall

Why are they buying back shares in little amounts - isn't that more expensive?

Wrong way round - average price sold way lower than average price bought?

On this site @ 1.57pm Volume Sold 124,125 £549.75k Volume Bought 87,889 £762.84k.

How is this possible - average price sold way higher than average price bought?

@ 13.19pm 13-01-2025 sold volume 222,360, and bought volume 1,554,685 - good price support I think, any opinions?

ATH for Christmas?

Why are the trading volumes so low on this company? Its a $200bn company

In the recent heat wave, went to my local B&M - no fans for sale, not one. Are they stocking the right items at the right time?

Found that Nissin Foods Holdings Co., Ltd. owns 10,724,500 shares (value at time £17,695,425). Googled them Nissin Foods Holdings Co., Ltd., it said "Nisshin Shokuhin Hōrudingusu kabushiki gaisha) is a Japanese food company. Founded in 1948 by Momofuku Ando in Izumiōtsu, Osaka, it owns Nissin Food Products, Nissin Chilled Foods, Nissin Frozen Foods, and Myojo Foods."

Why are they buying these shares?

And their share price is on the way down?

Per Microsoft Co-Pilot, Prudential has on bought back 3.2% of its shares in issue 365 days ago - will this really move the dial on dividend and share price?

What is going on today - 9.63% share price jump up right now -why?

Anyone know how much of their income/sales is from the Public Sector as this looks weak in the near future?

Would this be classified as an oil field services company - as on this podcast, about 60 minutes in they think stock prices in this sector will go up in 2025.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWWrla7vC3U

Tesco doesn't seem to separately report the profitability of the Tesco store redevelopments - profit from tower blocks built on the airspace above the stores in their accounts. Any idea where this is reported?

Does anyone think this went on here https://www.ft.com/content/8b3261c9-f42f-4896-a2cb-89b83f4d2b6d

Would anyone agree with my thesis/idea that the Phoenix is interest rate sensative, and the likely interest rate cuts will be support the business profitability and thus the share price. Does anyone disagree, and could they give there reasons. Thanks

There might be a court case lurking in this - I've also seen Google Finance do this else where.