The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
I notice Paul Spencer at the foot of the update as part of investor relations.
Congratulations, cant be any worse than what we had been getting and positively coupled with your background I'm hoping you can stem the leaking sp which has plagued this company.
Can I also suggest anyone involved in building rockets also apply for a position lol.
Funded till Q1 2024 stated on today's news release.
It would appear that with ii (whom i'm with) if you do nothing; default option you continue to hold accustem albeit they are not able to be traded currently. It does state should they not list on a platform able to be held in an ISA then action may be needed further down the line.
Don't see any point in moving out of my ISA into trading account as I cannot trade them anyhow, by opting to switch to ADRs then they would be sold, so IMO if you wish to keep hold to await Nasdaq listing then you do not need to do anything (default option).
Pat, I made a point in June 2019, cant help but think we are being played big time. Given the upcoming eskom tenders, a feel the company will raise money as part of jse listing to fast track mokopane. Just shows how long this has been going on, I thought 20p was cheap but went too far for too long now to not raise suspicion.
Updated as at end of June, golden summit at 49,100,000 which is down from 52,350,000 at end of April. Dont have figures at end of may so change could have been either may or june or both. Probably not helping the sp.
All other ii remain the same.
Try googling postman Duncan Macdonald from Wales who registers company names to sell.
Just to add, seen Eve advert on sky news several times last week. I don't recall which day but think it was either wednesday or thursday
Updated as at 31 march with no major changes of significance. Bearing in mind previous company update was at 31st jan and that i don't have that update for reference i think both acacia and orange trust may have increased slightly.
Someone may be able to confirm.
Following knutties point, isn't this part of the short term issue. Why would there be the need for the VIP program, the money should be flowing into bmn, not into other entities, particularly when we are part of organising it. If I had a few hundred thousand spare and was offered part of the VIP program I'd be asking about return on investment so makes me wonder if the short term money is going elsewhere.
Think we may still be ahead of the curve here. To quote from field of dreams, 'if you build it he will come'
The seed has been sown, the grass is growing, we will be out in the sun playing on it soon imo.
From my local news.
https://news.stv.tv/scotland/almost-650m-spent-in-a-decade-to-switch-off-wind-turbines
more from Meyer in this article;
https://investingnews.com/daily/resource-investing/battery-metals-investing/vanadium-investing/vanadium-outlook/
But while vanadium has long been used as an alloy material for steel manufacturing, the real potential the metal holds is in its energy storage capabilities in VRFBs.
“VRFBs are well placed to operate alongside and in place of lithium-ion batteries, which have generally lower energy capacity and shorter discharge timeframes, but which can discharge faster,” Meyer said.
SP Angel forecasts that VRFB demand in Southern Africa alone could consume over 5 percent of global vanadium production over the next few years, creating significant new demand in a market where supply is relatively consistent.
“If this trend is repeated in the US, China and Europe, then we can see new demand for vanadium easily outstripping supply in future years, with grid developers queuing to secure available vanadium electrolyte supply,” Meyer added.
Sounds good to me.
BBN 'the right to match commercial terms' is almost reverse psychology in my opinion.
Bushveld may be able to supply vanadium products at x price given its involvement at all levels, but a different supplier may have to charge x+y where y is additional costs whether it be processing, procurement etc.
Bushveld match this x+y cost, so never undersell themselves and are seen as being competitive and fair.
Masterstroke