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Well my two top ups @1.89 still haven’t shown up so I assume that they’ll either be incorporated in a larger late reported trade or released tomorrow to present as sells. Dirty old business this is, isn’t it?

Not much of a tree shake yet Chesh as they still haven’t printed my buys at 1.89. Think they must be saving up a lot of earlier buys to shake the tree later and I’ll be ready and waiting for a top up if it comes back down enough.

I had two fill or kill orders executed at 1.89 earlier but they aren’t showing up in the trades tab, so beware of buys being presented as sells later. Both were just under 38k shares so no need for the MMs to hide them in normal trading, but they will almost certainly be revealed in a tree shake later.

On reflection it was probably a golden handshake as part of his position being terminated.

So is this the last of the salary sacrifice shares? I hope so, but why has the CFO had so many? Has he pulled off that funding deal perhaps?

Today’s volume should have helped Premier Fund Managers shift some more of their stock. Volume is our friend, so long may it continue as the stock can only be sold once.

Easy to see who’s been buying and selling here on the movers tab, although not bang up to date obviously: https://markets.ft.com/data/equities/tearsheet/profile?s=QFI:LSE
and here with different reference dates: https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xlon/qfi/ownership

No mention of Powerseraya in the results but maybe they have at last woken up?
Some coverage on Proactive also: https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/994281/quadrise-fuels-now-a-key-decarbonisation-solution-provider-says-ceo-994281.html

Missed your post whilst going back to my mail to find the link Devonian but your post on Saturday was prescient to say the least. JV it is then!

Nice to see, but not sure if the volume increase is due to the RNS, the Sky coverage, or the research note put out this morning which can be accessed via a free subscription here: https://*********************/companies/uk/industrials-specialty-parts/quadrise-fuels-international-plc/research/shore-capital/shore-capital-quadrise-fuels-qfi-house-stock-at-1-2p/53_63e73b35-ae1c-4da6-8d7d-6da8b141a5f2/d1a38a72-3e24-498d-a916-166b7a5ba289

Glad I topped up before the buying frenzy started anyway.

Hear, hear Blackwash. It’s all about security and diversity of supply if QFI is to make an impact with Bio MSAR and this is a big step forward. To the best of my knowledge they have not revealed where they were sourcing the glycerine from but I suspect it comes from their original client PKN Orlen, who are a major producer but unfortunately located rather too close to Russia for my liking, although they do benefit from protection under the NATO umbrella.

https://vertoro.com/ on the other hand are based at the Shell Energy Transition Campus in Amsterdam and have already secured some very big name partners so what’s not to like about that and a foot back in the door with Maersk?

Pyro, the lights went out a few years ago, but it seems they found a generator and have got the power back on. Clearly a lot of capital and conflict resolution will be required to get the show back on the road but the fact that they are now replying to Jim Slade as well as Looed provides some encouragement that things are moving in the right direction.

I’ve gone off going up to London for meetings but there would clearly have to be an EGM or AGM prior to any relaunch so I’d make an exception for that.

‘Have’ been, not ‘having’! Shame there’s no edit function here.

Yep that’s me Piscean. Having been keeping a watching brief here for some time . Getting married for the second time on Friday and I have my stag night tonight so that’s all from me for now, but a big thank you to Looed for his tireless work and for keeping us in the loop. It was always going to take a long time to sort this mess out but I think we are now much nearer the end than the beginning.

When I visited the MK field in 2017 there were several nodding donkeys pumping gas to the processing plant which was only a few hundred metres away. From there a pipeline leads to the outskirts of Udabno village where there is a metering station at the point where the pipeline connects to the national distribution system. As we progressed into the village we could see pipes coming off the distribution system to serve individual streets. In rural areas all these pipes are about 8’ off the ground with down pipes off them to supply individual properties. Not a great street scene I must say, and FRR told me that their customers were all industrial users who would be individually metered.

Unless well interventions were required I got the impression that the operations could be maintained by just two people, so it is possible that such production is helping to keep the lights on whilst a way out of the mire is established.

BTW I used to be a fish but I morphed into a fisherman for this platform :-)

And another large buy this morning, well large for such an unloved stock where recent volumes have been minuscule anyway.

I’ve had this stock on my watch list along with ORR for ages, waiting for signs of long downtrends in each coming to an end. ORR showed the first signs of that happening on Tuesday with an unusually large buy appearing, so I took a small position and added to it yesterday as volume increased. Today it went up 54% on solid news.

Here I noticed signs of life yesterday and took a small starter position, adding to it today in expectation that we are seeing similar evidence of insider buying, so I am keeping my fingers crossed that I have caught the bottom here and some decent news is on its way, given today’s unusually large volume.

Rxdav, I was not making a threat, merely advising you that you might find yourself in trouble for a particular allegation, both lse and Advfn having form for providing posters’ personal data when threatened with litigation. Neither was I insisting that Haywood made a genuine mistake, but unless you have evidence to prove that he was lying you might wish to tone down your posting and withdraw said post.

That’s all from me for now as I’ve got DIY to do down at my daughter’s house.

Chesh, I’m entirely in favour of those who were spiked eventually getting out of jail but Rxdav is now getting into very dangerous territory accusing the CEO of lying on a public forum as I can recall the Directors of other Oil and Gas companies taking certain posters to court a few years back for libellous postings. Unless he is able to prove beyond doubt that a young and then inexperienced CEO lied rather than made an honest mistake he might be wise to withdraw his last post.

Rxdav, your contempt for the CEO is clear but it is also clear to me that the company’s largest shareholder Almaty Global Investors must have backed him against the resolutions proposed by the Scottish concert party and I prefer to trust their judgement over some disgruntled shareholder who got spiked and feels the need to constantly hammer the company he is invested in.