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So far today around 4 million shares bought yet the price is down around 10%. To the uninitiated like me it makes no sense as surely buying shows popularity which should push the SP up???

One other thing is that they are not a broker, they do not offer advice, it's a self investing portal. Yes they do have offerings they say you can look at and there is a great tool you can use to identify shares/funds etc that might suit you based on your risk profile.

I second AJ Bell, been with them since 2019, always had 1st class customer service. The customer support desk are always great and usually knowledgeable, the trading support has always been way and above to answer any queries.

whilst i don't disagree with 8% return any reduction will seriously **** me off as like others i invested for the returns as it is part of my drawdown, so a reduction in div will affect that. given the drop in sp over mine and others it would need a fairly hefty raise to break even and grow. more frustrating but obvious how the govt would go is the fact that many of the consultations came back saying both ideas are bad for investment and confidence, so they listened, agreed and then threw all the good advice out the window. anyone with an iq above 1 could see option 1 was the lesser of the 2 evils so wtf did this bunch of twats even bother with the consultation. oh and as i have solar i can now look forward to a reduced increase from that as well. wonder how i would be treated in court if i had a contract that i simply tore up because i didn't like it?

Absolutely agree mate, wasn't making comparisons as such, merely saying why aren't these global giants making inroads which in turn would hopefully get the SP going skywards. The £££'s is simply me dreaming of what could be if things turned out to be stratospheric. As said £2-£4 for me is going to make me very happy, anything over that which surely isn’t beyond unreasonable will be heaven. I’m not experienced in this area at all which is why I read with interest all the comments. Just my inexperienced view.

Or even Rio Tinto £67.18, question is, why are these major companies not looking at CDL and their "alleged" findings? I see all the great news on here and the not so great so have to take it all with a pinch of salt. Until we get a major investor taking up interest I'm not sure what to make of it all. Only need £2 - £4 a share to really set me up.

What we want is someone/something like Caledonia Mining Corporation PLC (CMCL), currently £21.40, would love some of that wouldn't we.

Where do you get 8 years from? I have no idea about the processes or timelines but 8 years seems excessive to me. Surely they want to get drilling and raking in the money asap, it appears the samples are better than expected so why 8 years?

Thanks mate.

Still need help with BOD and PPP though please.

Thanks

Ignore this donkey post Doh.

Bit of help please guys. What does BOD & PPP refer to? what's the issues with BOD & PPP? or am I being a complete novice???

Bit of help please guys. What does BOD & PPI refer to? I'm guessing PPI isn't Public Private Initiatives/Investments??? What's the issues with BOD & PPI? or am I being a complete novice???

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So, reading all your +ve posts I desperately hope you are all correct on good news. I have posted before about being caught on a pump and dump when buying at 8p, although not heavily invested I am nevertheless down by 67%, it was 98% on the initial buy but recently added and about to add another bit. So let's all hope for good RNS and sudden interest to push up the SP and make us all rich. Fingers crossed.

Supposedly confirmed divs good till March???

Aha, Mr Stupid just realised I can see my wifes SIPP so this is hers. Should I tell her???

Thinking someone else is saying WTF is my dividend :-)

Just looked at my secure messages and have 2 HFEL div payments. One for the expected amount and one for an additional 14%??? . May need to check with SIPP provider and JH

And this on their website so is true

NextEnergy Solar Fund, a leading specialist investor in solar energy and energy storage, is pleased to announce that at the Annual General Meeting ("AGM") of the Company held today at 12.00pm on 20 August 2025, all proposed Ordinary and Special Resolutions were voted in line with the Board's voting recommendations.

Ordinary Resolutions 1-9 and Special Resolutions 10-12 passed with the requisite majority. In accordance with the recommendation of the Board, Special Resolution 13 (The Discontinuation Vote) did not pass.

Paul Le Page, Interim Chairman of NextEnergy Solar Fund Limited, commented:

"The Board and I would like to thank our shareholders that voted in-line with the Board's recommendations showing strong support for the continuation of NextEnergy Solar Fund. This outcome reflects the confidence in our proactive strategy to narrow the discount, grow the portfolio, and provide long-term shareholder value. The Board continues to engage with shareholders to ensure their views are fully understood. The directors acknowledge that c.7% of NextEnergy Solar Fund's total issued Ordinary Shares and 12.17% of votes cast in the AGM voted 'For' Resolution 13 and the discontinuation of the Company in its current form, the Board and investment adviser continue to engage with these shareholders to address their concerns."

Just pulled this up on a site called Investegate???

NextEnergy Solar Fund Limited (NESF) held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on August 20, 2025. All proposed Ordinary and Special Resolutions, except for the Discontinuation Vote (Resolution 13), passed with the required majority, aligning with the Board's recommendations. Resolution 13, which proposed the company's discontinuation, received 12.17% of the votes cast in favor and 87.83% against, representing approximately 7% of the total issued ordinary shares.

If true then we carry on.