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...our resident Ellioticians (that is a thing, apparently).
Have we just had wave 4? Or was that retrace too brief to count as part of the series?

President Cyril Ramaphosa is in Brussels today to meet European Union leaders. Back home, he has been busy trying to clean up the mess left by his predecessor Jacob Zuma. Mr Ramaphosa earlier this month fired Tom Moyane, the head of the revenue service and a Zuma ally, for mismanagement. This week the flamboyant home-affairs minister, Malusi Gigaba, accused of facilitating corruption under Mr Zuma and other misbehaviour, was forced to quit. A new head of public prosecutions is due to be appointed, replacing the abysmal previous director. This has boosted confidence in Mr Ramaphosa’s efforts to root out rot, and thereby boost investment in South Africa, one of the key topics of his EU summit agenda. His overall goal is to attract $100bn over five years. But any sums offered will be slow to turn into improvements for ordinary South Africans. For that, the slow-growing domestic economy needs to become unstuck.

Because Fortune hasn't made a bid for it yet?

@993444
Yeah, sorry, my fault for responding to the muppet.
Now filtered.

With a market cap of c.554m we are 31st on AIM - for now!

Bravo, Juliet!

...and retaining ownership of electrolyte. Fantastic!

45p gives us a £500m market cap, based on today's updated share count.

That's very helpful and wonderfully clear. Thanks Ophidian.

43.35 paid. New high!

The AltX appears to be their AIM equivalent, which I hope/expect we have outgrown. The main index has small and mid-cap indices too.
And the 7 year rule is correct - with tapering relief :-)

Faramog, you're wrong there. *Some* AIM shares held for 2 years are eligible for BPR. Companies listed on a recognised exchange are not eligible.
https://www.taxation.co.uk/Articles/2014/10/07/331821/don-t-quote-me
Fair enough if you're not bothered, but some readers might think they have avoided IHT when they haven't, that's all.

Faramog, to your comment about IHT and AIM, companies listed on AIM *and* another recognised exchange are not eligible for Business Property Relief and hence IHT relief.
The JSE is a recognised exchange for this purpose, so we will be saying goobye IHT exemption very soon - assuming we had it in the first place, that is.
I should add that I'm not a tax expert - so don't please act on this without consulting one. But from my own research on this conclusion is pretty clear.

Just like you to sit on the fence cinders...

Investec was originally a South African business, though very international now. The origins might help on the JSE float, and the international reach is what we need now. It's a 'yes' from me...

That's an old video clip. It's been on the BMN website since June. They should put a date on it!

TNT
This article was written in February, and it looks like the author needs a hand with identifying VRFB companies to invest in. He's @Lukemburgess. I'm not twitter literate. Anyone like ot give him a nudge?

https://www.energyandcapital.com/articles/investing-in-vanadium-redox-batteries/6246

And a 65p dividend! Yeeeeeeeeehaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

Yeah. I blame daitom.

Seriously though Alfa, that info is on the interweb. Which bits of that would you rather we kept off here? I don't understand the diffference, for example, between that and the dots that BBN joins for us. What he does is fantastically valuable us, and not otherwise publically available, but presumably you haven't told him to stop it?
I do appreciate what you have done with TBP, but it's there as a reference, not to prevent dissemination to this community.

Good find daitom.
So... 800MWh to be delivered by December 2019
A further 640MWh to be delivered by December 2021.

Could that mean we have visibillity of 3 years of revenues fro BE?