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I'll look at the share price next month.

Great - you've confirmed my views. This company's share price is going to be diluted again, and again, and again. I invested in Fastjet - they said its a multi billion pound aviation market in africa that was going to take off. One billion pound later and a dozen fund raisers - the company ended with 3 propeller aircraft. Just because is in an exponentially growing market means veryittle. BP for me is a solid bet - its generating billions profit; investing in wind, hydrogen and carbon sinks.... and pays a decent dividend. Thanks everyone. You sure know how to turn a person off this.

Am I missing something - value of assets just above £120 million... market capitalisation = £1.8 billion...? Was going to invest £30k in hydrogen companies but they are all overvalued by about 1000%. Going to stick my money in BP - undervalued; strong profit generation; pays excellent dividend and will probably end up buying these companies for a lot less than what they are worth today.

I'm looking to invest £30k in hydrogen based companies. I read the annual accounts and it looks as though this company has raised 68 million but that its assets stand at c.34 million. Am I missing something? I used to invest based on euphoria and pipe dreams - but can't make that mistake again. Anyone got any special knowledge as to why this is worth £365 millon plus? Am I missing something?

autotrader are valued at 5.5 billion and make 250 million profit. (22 P/E)
Aviva are valued at 16 billion and make 3 billion profit. (5.5 P/E).
Always amazes me why people value companies so vastly differently. This share is overvalued.

Yes - Redceo - Aviva my biggest holding at £90k. Think I need to diversify a bit more.... again recommendations?

Redceo - great to see you on this forum. Did you make money on Royal Mail? I tell you last year my shares were not in a good place. What a difference a year makes. Hope you are keeping well!

Reading the comments on here - seems to be lots of happy people...

divis arent always available to spend instantly. mine cleared friday evening.

£3.5k dividend... have gotten £10k dividends in three years... and my share price is back to where it was.... bonus! Brilliant company to invest in.

Bought more. Cheap undervalued shares. Next results will probably surprise to the upside.

Good set of results overall. Dividend restarting which is a bonus... looking forward to better years ahead.

Deliveroo is overpriced by about £3 billion. Fair value per share is about 60 pence IMO. I might consider buying around that price.

Mr space tomato - what a strange name! I'm not invested either direction. I give my point of view - don't listen to me. I've seen companies like this come and go. Investors always end losing everything. Good luck. No offence taken.

You can take offense all you like. Simple fact is most African governments operate on a corruption level off the scale compared to western governments. Good luck with your investment.

Someone said when placement heavily subscribed it bodes well. Fastjet raised $1,000,000,000. Yes 1 Billion dollars and it ended with three little planes and is bankrupt. Means nothing. You've been warned - companies operating in Africa usually end up bankrupt! Wouldn't touch this or any other company operating in Africa with a barge poll. you'll soon learn what I mean

I looked at this company to invest in. It has no income and is basically a casino punt - not 50/50 but more like a 10-15% chance of succeeding. I invested in compans that operated in Africa - lost £40k in Fastjet. One thing I have learnt is that company's operating in that environment really are doomed from day 1. Good luck - lets hope your investment takes off and is not a lead balloon. I won't be investing in pipe dreams.

Even the markets don't believe there will be inflation - bank shares all down and you would expect their share price to be up given that they will benefit most from inflation. Newspapers make it all up

Lloyd best recovery stock. Still very surprised its not 60 pence or more.

Fireant - your points are well made. Simple fact is these people struggle to make ends meet and if they can afford to pay upwards of £400 and onwards towards £1,000 for £1,000 borrowed, then I would question how many can genuinely afford these rates. Pay day loans are obviously unaffordable for lowest income families and Government obviously want rid of them.