RE: Turbine know-how25 Jul 2024 11:22
You don't seem to know a lot about how much it actually takes to manage projects of this scale. I work at a large software company and I am an engineer myself and even there, large projects take a lot of time and effort to get delivered.
In the case of a company like SAE, where your have the need for physical components and land need, that's a whole different story.
Down talking these things makes you appear a but clueless not gonna lie.
As for the engineering part: it's unfortunate that SAE had to separate from their tidal division but there wouldn't be any SAE left if they didn't do that. They were not able to afford the staff anymore and this was not the fault of the board. It's on politics and the lack of decisive support that has led to all of this.
Perhaps the Uskmouth conversion project was the only real mistake that has been made but we can call ourselves very lucky that the site now turns out to be a valuable investment after all.
Kudos to the board and I admit that I wasn't a believer myself at first but the way things turned out now I am actually I'm for getting some more shares for the company's long term perspective. Their pivot has likely saved my investment and prevented the company from defaulting. While they might not get where I wanted to see them, I believe that SAE is a good investment as from where they stand. Not if your average is 35p ... but if you were bold or late enough to buy or average down recently, I suspect things will turn out just fine in the months or 1 to 2 years to come