Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
SP Angel Corporate Finance LLP, as listed on the RNS - see their website: https://www.spangel.co.uk/about/
Shouldn't they be the targets of people's ire here, at least those blaming Vlad for this raise?
In fairness, wouldn't the CEO only be doing what his financial advisors are telling him to go ahead with by way of required fund raising? Isn't that what the company's paying them for? He's a scientist rather than a financier. The Avacta CEO did exactly the same thing in earlier days......."No fund raise"......which they then did!
In fairness, wouldn't the CEO only be doing what his financial advisors are telling him to go ahead with by way of required fund raising? Isn't that what the company's paying them for? He's a scientist rather than a financier. The Avacta CEO did exactly the same thing in earlier days......."No fund raise"......which they then did!
Thx but no thx.
Roger, go and listen to Kenny Roger's The Gambler.....again. It ain't like the red flags haven't been evident here for yonks.
Hate to say it but if ever there was a case of "jam tomorrow" then this ongoing saga appears to be it. Such a shame when I think back to the days of so much hope prior to FDA Parsortix approval.
"On 25 August 2023, the Company announced that IGPL had secured up to US$13.6 million in litigation financing ("Facility") with LCM Funding SG Pty Ltd ("LCM Funding" or the "Funder"). LCM Funding is a subsidiary of Litigation Capital Management Limited ("LCM"), a firm quoted on the AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange. LCM is a leading global disputes funder with significant expertise in international arbitration and cross-border disputes, including bilateral investment treaty claims over mineral resource assets. The non‐recourse Facility is to be used by IGPL in prosecuting its Treaty claims against India. If no award and/or recovery are achieved, then LCM Funding is not entitled to any repayment of the Facility. "
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/PAT/bhukia-update/16202022
Point taken, HI100. I do get where you're coming from and it wouldn't surprise me at all if the SP does fall back a bit initially in this market. But I do feel the management here is wise to tread very cautiously by way of setting-up expectations in these economic times whilst managing their plan admirably.
Trendz, "They do say H1 weighting this year but IMO they are simply under promising and over delivering." Spot on!
Just to highlight the end comment here, from this week's opening of the new Bullring store:
Sacha Berendji, M&S operations director said: "Increasing numbers of customers are heading back in to stores to experience the best of M&S all under one roof, supported by outstanding service from our colleagues, and we expect this to continue as we head into Christmas."
Excellent results, imo, reflected in the number of would-be purchasers trying to knock the price back in order to get in on here. Just buy the darned things and pay the price!
Comment of the day? "what is the point of reinstating a 1p dividend? It would be better if they hadn't bothered."
Talk about a glass-half-empty kinda guy.
I don't believe for one minute there were any hidden messages of support for the conflict but the whole theme of the advert belittles Christmas and, I repeat, rather like the standup comedy circuit, if they feel unable to joke or undermine certain other religious festivals then to soft-target others amounts to gutlessness. I'll also repeat that I am agnostic.
I nipped over to their website after seeing the AI mention in the RNS. I couldn't see any significant mention of it which conflicts with with the RNS content, at least for me as a potential new researching investor. It might be useful to make a bigger deal of it publicly if they want to steer potential customers in the direction of their latest stated aims.
Anybody who needs a reminder / or just to understand what raw emotion, prolonged misery and pain this disease can bring about would find it hard to find online / TV content more moving than the above, in my opinion. Rhod's diary of treatment was some of the most moving TV I've seen on the subject. "Brutal" was a frequently used word in the programme and that was clearly not an overstatement. Rhod even managed to work some humour into it, smiling in the face of true adversity. Five stars from me and truly worth the time to watch it. It's on the C4 website.
If I was younger and could afford to take a longer term view than I do, this is certainly a company that I would be putting in the bottom drawer for my kids. Unfortunately at the moment it's more about this absolutely ridiculous market than the quality of companies such as this within it.