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Cheers HD, just glad the reason is an easy one to explain LoL.

It's certainly a postive move for the companies long term ambitions just need some short term news to appease the BB

I understand that the company hasn't changed value with this, as shares are worth what they are currently worth.

But what difference does a nominal 5p share and nominal 1p share have as I'm not understanding the mechanics behind why they've had to do this too be able to pay dividends at a possible later date?

I own Redrow shares and want to buy a 2nd Home builder for my PF. Telfords story and fundamentals are all really quite good, all except for it's cash position which according to the https://uk.investing.com/equities/telford-homes-plc-cash-flow pages is set as -£25m and 50% of that is due to it's Dividend payout strategy.

My question is why continue such a high Dividend when you have a lack of cash to pay from?

I think there’s quite a few of us in this same boat. Think of this as a much longer investment than expected but with all the current income stream we shouldn’t go bust

At the SP and not your loss, BTW.

LoL

I've tried to understand what the last RNS means but my limited knowledge when reading RNS's has made me struggle to exactly what this one is saying.
Would anyone be able to explain the language and meaning?

Sorry

Agree with fundamentals being low for such a large company, they also seem to have been making massive moves into the digital space rather than mainly concentrating on hardware. I like the company and the product but won't be going to deep as also has potential to plummet on bad news

From what I've seen so far and from all the recent news that we've had the share seems happy at around about the 20p area.
This is more than likely because, as it stands, investors know exactly what the companies earnings are going to be in the foreseeable future.
My impression from everyone who went to the AGM is that the status quo has been met and we are all very happy with where the company stands as of right now, but not the SP.

Personally I believe that until positive news is released about our other projects we will remain within a few pence either way of where we are now.

Please remember this is just my personal opinion

And the winner is

Also have a listen to today's kilik n co's weekly update on YouTube. Not a nod about BZT but they talk about the price of copper and where they see demand going over the next 10 years

Every time we have an RNS about the Nitrogen fields we have what looks like more significant details about it's use and costs in DTU technology.
This to me suggests more and more that news is imminent.

Also again this RNS proves more and more what a competent team HNR is

"Of further significance is that over time the flow rate of the well has increased to 2,581 Mcfpd (compared to the initial flow test of 1,769 Mcfpd rate). At these indicative levels of production, with numerous oil and gas fields in neighbouring states, Highlands may soon be in a position to secure much of its nitrogen supplies for its DT Ultravert needs more economically. For example, during Highlands successful Parent Well Protect test in the Permian Basin 8,762 MCF of nitrogen was purchased for a cost of $79,200 ($9.04 per MCF). Also, during Highlands successful Parent Well Protect test in the Piceance Basin 12,000 MCF of nitrogen was purchased for a cost of $140,400 ($11.70 per MCF)"

Maybe a look in the right direction for copper in the Philippines

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnXxIjcp920

It certainly is, there’s also an item on 5 lives wake up to money this morning. It’ll be available as podcast around 8 am. Massive issue for the drinks industry (soft and hard)

I wouldn't hold your breath RADDS CO2 is produced naturally in the fermentation process when bottling/kegging beer. But yes Nitrogen can also be used as the article states

No RDW news to cause this drop today but if you look at all the housing sector it all RED today

Thanks for reposting the RNS. Maybe LSE still on Bank Holiday time 8) Definitely motoring now under the True program

The good old ED Day drop, maybe a day for a cheeky top up. Fundementals are good especially now we are in a more volatile market period

Cheers Guys a lot of helpful info# I've put Telfords into my spreadsheet and they look like quite a nice value long term play, I especially like the fact they have more assets than MS and a nice P/E Hopefully won't rise too much before my next invest date in November

Yes, planning on being a LTH (20 year plan) unless the price becomes to over inflated taking it out of a value play, but I'm new to this so we shall see if nerve holds in any downturn.