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Efficiencies might include TUPE of staff (Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations) to reduce pension obligations & other accrued benefits over time (Holiday/Sick pay etc).

Labour would still have a duty to mange public finances effectively & CPI's stated employment policies are progressive. It might come across as woke but Labour will lap it up.

"Our systems, policies and processes are set up to identify any potential instances of exploitation and, if found, to eradicate this from our business and supply chain. We want everyone who works for us to benefit from a working environment in which their human rights are respected. Anyone we do business with must also uphold these principles."

"In addition to our supply chain, we also recognise that there are risks in relation to modern slavery and human trafficking outside of our core stakeholder groups which is why we work closely with other partners such as recruitment agencies and trade unions."

"We want to work with suppliers who share our values as we, in turn, treat them fairly and pay promptly. We’re committed to supporting more small and medium-sized businesses, and to increasing supply chain diversity and resilience. We benchmark ourselves against external indices and were the first business to be accredited by the Good Business Charter in 2020."

Perhaps if i3e put a smiley face on the Q2 report that everyone here is dreading, Tony will give it an A*.

Oh wait, I've found a reference to i3e with their single licence in Pembina Cardium. Perhaps they could try drilling there for a few barrels.

https://boereport.com/2023/08/24/boe-intel-field-roundup-pembina-cardium/

No mention of i3e in BOE report - can't imagine why.

https://boereport.com/2023/08/23/boe-intel-q2-2023-report-card-part-1/

You're wasting your time Flash. All you have done is given personal details to ambulance chasers. I hope their IT systems are robust.

Let's see how the general market reacts after today's speech by US Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

"The Company's adjusted dividend programme is forecast to return £15.4 million in dividends during the first nine months of 2023"

The dividend should therefore be paid in September and I will be surprised if it is. If it's delayed until October, will the final dividend for Y23 be paid in Dec 23 or Jan 24. This affects the reported yield for Y23.

Oh you mean the Fandagle that got it right in predicting the fall. I'm happy for you to assume that. Honoured in fact.

As with the frequent miss-spelling of Vodafone (Vodaphone), let's try to get Adolfo's name correct. Here is his LinkedIn profile:

https://uk.linkedin.com/in/adolfohernandezf?original_referer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F

Oh & BTW Tony, could you move along from the ADVFN board because your spiteful, condescending & personal insults are spoiling that board too. Just stay on LSE so decent people can have a friendly chat elsewhere, thanks.

Enjoy the 60% capital erosion you lost Tony. Must be hurting.

NF, I should have added that we're still waiting for the main programme on AIM's channel.

Tony, the dimwits are those that didn't start bailing from 30p & became hypnotised by your spreadsheets. But you can choose to ignore that

Simple question Tony. How many months between June dividend payment & October dividend payment. Take your time.

Oops, missed a zero. 4 x 0.0855

You know what I meant :-/

Staying tuned to your channel Aim is like watching BBC Test Card F. Guess whose the clown in the picture ?

October would be four months since the June dividend which is not exactly quarterly, more triannual. Let's hope they play catch up & pay 4 x 0.855 or 0.342p for this payment.

Your followers,Tony, have given you brownie points for allowing your capital to drop by 60%. Oh dear oh dear.

Shore Capital has put a higher rating on CPI, albeit with caveats. Better than a lower rating unless you think they want to unload. I can't believe IIs aren't putting the slide rule over this despite exiting the FTSE250. Didn't seem to do much when it entered the index, don't expect it will do much when it exits.