Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
Pre-emption rights provide existing shareholders (members) of a company first refusal on the issue, transfer, or transmission of shares in that company. These rights are deemed necessary to protect members against involuntary dilution of their existing shareholdings, i.e., a reduction in the percentage of their current stake in the company.
I started investing after hearing on SXX the same as Bellers. If it was Portsmouth1 - thank you.
I got in 1st at 1.8p before the rise to 4p and tree shake all the way back down to 2p. Lost a load on SXX but was worth it has made so much more from this. Still own 1.2 million shares.
Does wording seem familiar in RNS.
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AIM Rule 15 – any disposal which exceeds 75% in any of the class tests is deemed to be a disposal resulting in a "fundamental change of business". ... must set out the company's investing policy if the transaction will result in the sale of all or substantially all of the company's trading business, activities or assets.
We may have to wait a while longer than anticipated when the frenzy started, but new CEO expected, Volz sorted and machine is producing. Another product in 2nd half of the year all points to a higher share price.
Patience is golden.
Blackrock keep slyly going about their business slowly but surely adding the palladium nuggets (shares).
While this keeps happening happy to lie on deck, put the ear plugs in till one day I am awaken by the most important little red dot of all.
Morning Ian.
May I guess the next major RNS. I think we'll get the announcement on Wednesday for EGM result and then a further RNS after close of play Friday 30th April so we can all Basque in a glorious bank holiday weekend.
Share price going down as they are not expecting any news until after 28th.
Risky as BOD have proved to do the unexpected. I really don't think anyone knows what's going on and the mm's haven't got a clue how to price the SP. A watertight ship and stagnation until an update on licences or the big one.
As a layman investor it is difficult to comprehend what is happening hear, but with my eyes open I see an investment with little or no risk at the present SP.
They now have access to 75% of over £1 billion worth of assets in a joint venture with the Russian government. Even if a Japanese company offered £1 billion for a joint venture it would equate to present share price.
This means MT & WK are for free to the shareholders. My heart says wow and my head is now starting to agree.