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Radium, are you saying that the placement of May/June '19 just didn't happen?
Bizarre!

Radium, I'm sure that you're as capable of looking these things up as the rest of us.
Just look up the RNSs of 17th, & 31st May '19, and 20th June '19.
I'm not going to post that stuff up, it's really boring for the rest of the us.

Radium, the last share issue was May 2019.
This was for the acquisition of Greenbrook Healthcare. At £11.5m.
5 years ago is not really relevant, the company was, presumably, not sufficiently cash generative at that time. And it's certainly not my fault.
So why do you call me crazy? Not very nice nor is it helpful neither is it accurate.
Raising cash for an acquisition is ok with me provided that
a) the whole of the acquisition is not done from the raise
b) there is no serious discount on SP
The acquisition in question seems to be a good fit, although it has hit the balance sheet with all the write downs, I think they have been successful in their strategy.
Radium, I'm sorry that you are carrying a loss at present, but I am confident that in due course you'll be back in the black.
Good luck to you, but please be civil.

I don't think that is particularly useful Radium, the last raise was mid '19 for the purchase, and raised £9m at 10pps.
10p with current price 37p, not bad.
Regarding your point, that was some time ago, before the current iteration of the company.
Totally is now bigger, more stable and in profit, with a good years trading coming.
This is not the company of 2017.
Small AIM companies raise money to survive, that's what they do. This company has got beyond that, and raises money to make acquisitions not for survival, any more.
In profit, vs dilution for survival.
No argument any more.

"2500 boepd in european production"
What is European production currently?
No it doesn't look like much of a target, except for the European production.

I agree GGG and wouldn't be surprised to see more of these deals in the short term.
GGG do you think that the farm out is anywhere near a resolution? It doesn't look that way to me.

I'm sure that Tremor Int. is of interest to many.
However they have their own board here.
Seeing as how these companies are not competitors, not even in the same business, can we restrict ourselves to discussions relating to each company on their own board please.
I'm not interested in Tremor, who I'm sure are a wonderful company.
Thanks in advance to all.
Have a lovely evening.

EBITDA £5m
Underlying profit £2.8m
Your plumber is doing well, and good luck to him/her.

Eddie, the results weren't bad. Maybe not the runaway profits that "the market" seems to want.
I suspect that now people realise that this is a solid company plugging away in the healthcare sector it's just time to take some profits. And profit there has been. This share has quadrupled in 18 months, not bad eh?
I suspect that Totally has some takeover targets in sight, they have cash.
They are back in profit, not a lot, but they have absorbed the last takeover company quite well I think, that takes time and money.

I don't know about that Radium, I've only been here for a year or so.
Having said that, the business does look good for the next 12 months.
The company have reacted pretty well to the past year's demands, and seem to have been flexible and reactive. They have obviously had to buy more equipment than they had planned in order to satisfy the new conditions. Staff and management seem to be working together.
Seeing as how much of the high margin work was curtailed last year, the results weren't bad. Albeit that those works were and are a small part of the total revenue. Now both the planned healthcare and the outsourcing are looking good for this year.
Seeing as you may have been here for some 5 years, watching the SP fall and fall until September of last year, I can certainly understand some cynicism. Hopefully you'll be above water sooner than you think and can enjoy some of the fruits of your patience (no pun intended).
Wendy was on ********** podcast today, perhaps that might cheer you up.
Best wishes and GLA.

Dividend should have dropped into your accounts today.

Thanks so much for the advice radium. Not exactly an analysis but more a rant.
Still each to their own.
I'm very comfortable with the progress thanks. Indeed as stt says the company is making progress. Acquisitions are being paid for, integrated and moving forward.
I guess that's it's all a matter of what price you paid isn't it.
This year's progress should be exceptional.
Kind regards and GLA

Agreed Tony. This management would jump onto a great deal if they were convinced that it were viable and available, and issue whatever shares seemed necessary to carry it through. Probably in Canada and not the NS. They have some guidelines for costs etc, and have done well to-date.

Eddie, not every segment of this business is low margin.
Insourcing is a very good margin, and looking to increase especially with the current NHS situation. This will likely make a big difference at year end.
Also, surely, there's nothing intrinsically wrong with low margin business, provided that it's consistent.
Anyway we'll see how they're doing when results are published, the trend will be visible.

If you have a broker who supports bed&ISA they can be transferred, but some brokers like HL don't do this anymore.

Prudent fox,
Yes for HL use client number. The allocation goes into your Fund & Share account in your portfolio.

Best of luck MEM.
Hope it all calms down without further bloodshed.
Regards

I haven't run out of arguments Prawn, have hardly started. Clearly we are not going to agree, so I'm not taking this any further on this BB which is about Predator, in which I like many are invested.
So thanks for your inputs.

Prawn,
Even plants need oxygen, and would die when levels of co2 rise too high, (as would humans,).
Surprised that you didn't know that.
Kind regards

Hi Prawn,
It's not me using the"strawman" argument.
Whilst it maybe good for plants to have a little more co2 in the atmosphere, it's not proving good for animals, nor for a beneficial environment.
The environment is warming, co2 is a greenhouse gas, and a contributor to this. As is methane, which is even worse.
Do you really think that this is good for mankind?
I looked at the website you mentioned, supported and founded by legacy oil companies, and coal industry representatives. Turkey's don't generally vote for Christmas.
Kind regards