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It’s more than just a joke…this outfit has been posing some serious questions about its corporate governance since way before its rebrand…and continues to do so. I could say more about their fiduciary obligations, but they are not under investigation by the SFO, so it would be remiss to do so.
W-rong-Un bought zero shares…he’s simply a troll for NNN…Part of their Cesspit network
Carry On Up the Nanosynth…
You couldn’t make this nonsense up, but it is actually real, and the BOD continue to think that PI’s are a bunch of w**kers, who deserve to be taken for a ride.
Less than £10k revenue for 6 months 2022, a decline of over 1100% in revenue year on year, and 2021 revenue was a total joke in itself. Think about this, not even any repeat business!!
Increased losses year on year of 44% to £1.724m!!
I couldn’t care less what those wolf of Wall Street PI’s on here who hold £500 in shares say, so crack on. You know the ones, the ones that were still spouting about the potential of masks when the pandemic was announced as over! Brilliant strategy.
This is a merry go round of Directors draining the company coffers while doing F**k all to move the business forward.
I speak we someone who is heavily invested here based on the original potential of the company before it was rebranded (more fool me), and as someone who has grown my own business by 600% within 2 years, and sti growing, which is now a multi million business. I’m not boasting, I’m warning those starry eyed (especially younger PI’s), not to be fooled here.
The latest financing deal is not a good one, and simply kicks the can down the road, while leaving open the opportunities for more carpetbagging.
I’m sure that there a number of shrew business owners on this board that could step into NNN and do a much better job in creating revenue….£10k!! WTF!
What nonsense….
Growler No…there was nothing new really.
I had expected SP above 20 by Friday, in the run up to an Anchois update, then to move above 25. I think it’ll rise soon enough, but expectations are clearly high toward Chariot’s SP, so correspondingly so are frustrations.
Sniper, I don’t believe much of what we’re being told about the reasons for the massive energy price increases, and the UK’s new PM and her puppet of a cabinet should start to freeze energy prices (they’ll probably swerve a windfall tax on their party donors at the energy companies). IMO, we will see perhaps beginning in 2023, a massive Govt programme of renewables incentives (there are existing programmes, but the take up is low, and restricted to households with incomes under 30k per annum). This will change in any new programmes.
There are numerous land mines that could go off between now and the flow of Anchois and Rissana gas, no matter how large the fields eventually give up. Therefore, I’m keen to see a significant commercial partnership between Chariot and a significant player asap, so that I can exit.
Others see much longer term value, which is likely correct.
TE are already firmly partnered with Chariot on Hydrogen, and of course it’s another positive move forward for both Chariot and TE on this project, but it’s not unexpected news TBH.
There is an energy crisis as we speak, and we saw a hit to the SP on Friday as Western economies try to rebalance the gas supplies and pricing. UK businesses are facing price rises of 400-500% if they’re lucky, and many households are going to have to literally choose whether to heat or eat.
Even though we are a couple of years from the Anchois gas to flow, the prospects of Anchois can play an important role in Europes forward looking energy strategy.
Let’s not f**k this up.
Yes, that’s correct.
They would currently appear to be no applicable announcements to be made under Article 7, in relation to Anchois, presumably the negotiations are ongoing, so the AGM will bring little significant light to the progress of Anchois.
Partnership with TE on Hydrogen, but nothing about Anchois.
Agreed Jimmy, there has to be some significant news inbound before AGM…maybe this coming Friday for an RNS update.
The price movements are akin to a cat playing with a mouse, and might see the SP above 20 by end of play Thursday.
Although I’m disappointed with the lack of news on any potential negotiations on partnership deals, these price fluctuations are to be expected as significant holders do some trading.
These prices are buying opportunities, and Char will back above 19 by end of day.
GBonwhiz
I expect that Picacho is the name for the Dogging system that you adhere to while frequenting Slough car parks
*Long
We live in hope Jimmy!?
You’re posts are generally well informed and backed up by significant expertise in the industry, and the majority of us look forward to your input, I certainly do.
But let’s keep a level head, there is no guarantee here, it’s AIM! We have had a fund raise, then the CPR, and now bonus shares to the Directors (I’m fine with that), but this has not really helped not suffering holders, we want to hear resilient news, farm in/farm out whatever. There is a risk of to significant holders dumping investments, and taking profits, which as its AIM will kick the SP hard.
AP and Co need to feed us soon, I’m surprised that we havnt had a significant market update.
*sum
It doesn’t take much to understand that Chariot are punching well below their true weight….they belong in a higher class.
That doesn’t mean that a big win is on the cards.. this is AIM, and as many ‘burnt’ PI’s will know, it’s the Wild West. A farm out will boost this share to (IMHO) at least 43p, more likely more…but AP has much bigger ambitions, and 43p is not the sun of it.
That Chariot are seeking another fund raise!
I don’t know why people say that the MM’s are to blame, it’s more like insider knowledge that’s hitting the share price, considering that the CPR was not a disappointment, and that worries me.
We need a Farm Out or for SocGen to finalise a strong financing pipeline, or both. NO MORE fund raising (and Chariot have said as much about being well resourced)…but nowhere near enough for the scale of the gas release.
As for a takeover, why not? £1? Amazing!
50p-60p? Fabulous! I’ll take it…
Jimmy, I’d like to buy you a drink sometime, you never fail….