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I know this won't go down well with a lot of the fellas on here, living in retirement in their Dales and Moors villages but we need a labour government. Not everyone's cup of tea, but they will want the votes of the unemployed in Stockton, Middlesborough, Hartlepool and the rest who are their traditional heartland and who are likely to benefit most from jobs in the new mine.

OR - could have been, but look at the size of the largest trades today and nearly all sells. Some people pretty keen to get rid of their shares at this price.

Someone sold 3 million shares this afternoon. Obviously hadn't heard about the st2 "leak". MMs need to sell those shares and people will buy this one on a rising price, goes the theory.

Has everyone received this and read it? I don't know if I'm reading it correctly, but apparently, under Delaware law, an abstention from voting is classed as a "no" vote for approval of the merger. Canadian law also requires a majority of shareholders to approve the merger, not just voting shareholders.
So the implication is that if we DON'T all vote, we might get a worse deal than we bargained for and not even the 3.15p.

err .. more sells than buys?

Well said, Tid. Are we PIs going to just sit back and take this? It's a p take.
By my calculations (from Tyratech website we small investors constitute over 25% of shareholdings. So, IF everyone was prepared to reject the deal via the proxy form (available in next few days) we could overturn the merger. Historically, small PIs don't use their vote. Come on guys, let's stand up and be counted. (or do people on here like losing money?).
AMVAC own 34% of the company, so they must see some serious value in the various TYR patents.
So let's make them bid for them at a serious price. They won't want to lose their stake if the company goes under.

Seadoc - good post. It does work, otherwise private hospitals in US, Canada and France wouldn't be buying. I've got quite a few surgeon friends in NHS and they see the value in this. Apart from the need to balance the books, the real problem is the size of the typical NHS Trust v typical US hospital. So decision making about purchasing tends to be reactive and chaotic.

Released on 12th September last year :)
Bruno talking in May about launch of PureScience in France and Germany before the end of this year. I wonder .....

What newspaper article? Can you give us a link, dominator?

I agree and I thought that was what Nick Brooks was brought in for.
"Mr. Nicholas ("Nick") Martin Brooks is Non-Executive Director of the Company. Mr. Brooks has over 40 years of experience in the petroleum and bio-energy sectors and extensive experience creating and internationalising businesses in Asia, Middle East, Central Europe, Africa and the Americas. Further he acts in an advisory capacity to a number of international biofuels/bioenergy businesses, and mentors young entrepreneurs. Most recently Mr Brooks was CEO of Future Blends Limited, a company focused on the development of carbon efficient technology solutions to convert residual and non-edible biomass into energy, liquid fuels and bio-chemicals. In 2009, he co-founded, Mycologix, a second-generation biofuels technology company and prior to this, in 2007, was the CEO of Bioverda, where he led a multinational team located throughout Europe controlling company strategy and directing operations in two biodiesel businesses and a landfill gas power business. He also developed a pipeline of projects including crushing/esterification biodiesel projects and a number of bio-energy projects. From 2006 to 2007 Mr. Brooks served as CEO of Sun Biofuels Ltd, an African based company investing in energy crop plantations in Tanzania, Ethiopia and Mozambique. He oversaw the strategic and operational development of the company, focussing primarily on the acceleration of land acquisition and planting. From the mid-2000s, Mr. Brooks moved on to create and become CEO of early-stage agricultural, biofuel and bioenergy companies operating in Europe and Africa, and became Entrepreneur in Residence at Imperial Innovations covering clean technology. Prior to 2006, Mr. Brooks was employed by Royal Dutch Shell for 28 years in a number of executive roles. His appointments included periods as Managing Director of Shell Polska and Commercial Business Development Manager of Shell European Oil Products. He later led the business incubator at Shell Internet Services before becoming CEO of Shell India Services."
With his CV he has plenty of experience of marketing.

All the regulars on here (and SOLG) know Tommy is a nut job. He just can't let his grudge against his loss go.
Incidentally, Tom, I've mailed RB and Mr Yu a selection of your comments on their "corruption" and "lies".
Think the next court case they could be involved in is with you - for libel.

Coming back now. No P&D here.

Sensetalk, for the last time, Sunbird are absolutely nothing to do with CNEL. Do some proper research For someone who was planning to go go to the AGM you are incredibly naive. RB on both boards, but that's it. But I am sorry you, Thomas and Jonny have had to put buy orders in at this price.

35% - live price.

. Profits up 734%. “We continue to believe the change of policy in China to increase the production of fuel ethanol will drive sales opportunities for a significant number of new ethanol projects in China over the next 5 years. As a market leader, that has contributed technology and services to 60% of China's ethanol projects, CNE is ideally positioned to capitalise upon this market growth opportunity.” Mr Yu.

Which begs the question - what’s he doing on here? I reckon he got into his Dad’s trading account and found he’d blown his school fees on a reckless investment. when CNEL was at higher price.

5 messages on today's board seem to have gone. Finally someone has rid us of this pest who contributes absolutely zero to intelligent debate but simply insults the serious investors on here.

news, yesterday. Story run by both Bloomberg and the FT. Likelihood of full scale trade war US v China. China planning to block imports of US oil, can only be good news for CNEL. Everything falling into place nicely. Thanks, Donald. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-06-15/u-s-oil-exports-on-the-rise-to-china-face-trade-spat-threat

We haven't seen this for quite a while. Not the usual day traders chasing it up and back down. Your right Millsy, somebody is building a stake in big chunks and the shortage of shares is going to push the price up quickly, I predict to over 2p by the time of those results.

It's looking like he'll be lucky to get that.