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Maintain their previous SP's following the results, with emphasis on the strong cash position. More patience required.

Not great results, and with the uncertainty over the status of Starmer and the general political backdrop in the UK market conditions (for potentially weeks) may be poor for a prolonged period.

Strong rises in US for the shares of BLOOM, PLUG and FUEL.

Nice rally in CWR following that upgrade.

The articles ante Miliband's NET ZERO grow by the day, according to Starmer, Miliband is wholly responsible for the policy. Whilst this stance continues there is no way forward for the Buchan project.

Perhaps it is time for the owners of Rosebank and Jackdaw to start legal proceedings for damages to their businesses and recovery of capital costs to date.

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A very long detailed read, coupled with many bullish comments from the CEO and his sidekick. Too many positives to explain, reading is essential for serious investors. Lots of news to be delivered over the coming months and the 100p target looks fully achievable (potentially much more) based on the contents of the article and of course a fair wind.

I should add that the picture for JOG may become brighter if we see oil at or over 150 dollars a barrel.

DiveCentre

The writing has been on the wall for Miliband for nigh on 2 years - the problem is the person with the ability and responsibility is deaf and cannot read. He tried to move Miliband in the last government reshuffle and Miliband refused to move. The leader has no authority at all.

A humiliating defeat on the 7th May may well see significant changes. Reeves is desperate for more money to waste on welfare and the public sector, but even her position is rumoured to be in question. What comes next could be worse, if that is possible.

I have been invested in AFC since 2014, I also invested in ITM pre COVID (initial investment at 590p) and more recently invested in CWR at 367p.

I have participated in all the fund raising by AFC over the years and now have many shares at an average of 14p. Bond was a crook, and walked away a very wealthy failure. The new team have invested their own funds and appear to have a product (ammonia cracker) and a credible plan.

Post COVID I have invested significantly in ITM reducing my average price to circa 82p and I am encouraged by the recent news flows that have driven the shares to over 150p this evening. I have bought and sold CWR several times over the last 4/6 months making significant profits and remain a holder with them sitting at 502p tonight.

AFC have been somewhat left behind, however I believe that will change in the coming weeks and months. The coming change of name, potentially represent a new beginning. Although there are a lot more shares in issue now, a few years back the market cap was in excess of £500m, today it is circa £150m, one decent RNS ( potentially involving the S&P partner) may well set us on a similar path to ITM and CWR - a little more patience is the order of the day.

The initial race to £1bn. Well ITM won that one with CWR currently £938m. They both look to be in transformative years and I'm happy to have a ticket on both buses. Actually got a ticket on the AFC (soon to be renamed) bus also, currently in the slow lane but with the potential to join ITM and CWR in the not to distant future.

Marklee1

Don't be greedy, let the market digest what it already knows.

A couple of mentions today about this mornings RNS about corporate broker appointment.

Big deal announced last week involving CENTRICA

So below some CENTRICA details - Yes one of their corporate brokers - UBS

Auditor. Deloitte LLP ; Brokers. Goldman Sachs International. UBS AG London Branch ; Law Firms. Ashurst. Eversheds Sutherland LLP. Linklaters · Slaughter and May.

LTH should not be at all disappointed by the fall off late today. Traders will have left the bus and banked their profits.

More news will be on the way, with this week's performance repeated and more, patience will be rewarded.

A mass of green posts from the idiots predicting the weekly share price - How sad.

Somewhat, following really positive developments at both CWR and ITM. Think our new management team (with significant skin in the game) are moving the company in the right direction. The ammonia cracker is the jewel in the crown, together with the USA exposure this may well be the catalyst for us holders to see some significant share price improvement in 2026.

Ver impressive awards to Dennis and other members of the top team. He (they) have driven the company forward and positioned it to be a market leader in its field.

Many long term holders may well be still under water, but given the future prospects that may not be the case in the coming months/years.

As I said when the UK Government stumped up its £40m + £48m grant my fear is they will block any foreign approach.

"No way it can do a Rolls Royce"

Do you mean, go to £13 or do you mean go tits up.

RR has done both in the past, with and without government support.

Excellent presentation from the management team. All main products explained in some detail, the lead up to full year results should be interesting with an exciting 2026/27 ahead.