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Zak Mir just put a 1p short term target on OCTP, effectively 1 bag for those who got in on the bottom :)

https://www.**********.co.uk/articles/trader-s-cafe-with-zak-mir-bulletin-board-heroes-december-28-822e52b/

Early takers stacking ahead of next week it seems :)

£26k buys verses £4K of sells

I managed to get another 40,000 shares this morning, so it’s now just a waiting game for the strategic investor update :)

If building at the site is due to start in January, an RNS must be imminent regarding the finance award and projected revenue from the scheme ;P £££££££

The company noted that its two investments within Selmat Ltd are under offer for GBP325,000 at Burnside and GBP1.1 million at Orchard House.

Regarding its development site at Barden Road, Speldhurst in Kent, Trafalgar Property is awaiting regulatory approval before appointing a contractor. It expects building at the site to start in January.

Yep, you know the score DS :P

I prefer my freedom and not locked into anything, plus the RNS clearly states they’ve secured funding for a new build project, so expecting a nice update on this in the New Year.

Thanks for sharing the article from Total Market Solutions.
That’s some write up and what an opportunity for growth!
With in patient studies due to start next week and conclude in 12 week, exciting times await IMO.

Don’t worry Shenners. With your 1 share you’ll still be able to put food on your plate.
I’ll just keep loading up to just under 3% while you humor me :)

Not sure what happened there!

Key financials:

· Turnover for the Period was £17,798, (H1 2021: £390,139);

· Gross profit of £17,798, (H1 2021: gross profit £6,955), giving a loss before tax of £444,137

· Cash in bank at period end was £152,897

However, the results for the six months to 30 September 2022 are showing some positive activity with sales of some of the Group's investment properties, planning permission being granted on one of its speculative sites and an acquisition for a new build having now been financed

The losses are aged debts with money owed to the Directors as part of structured financial agreements as far as I’m aware, so no urgency on repayment.

I’m interested to know more about this new build they’ve got finance for.

Read it again, says they’ve secured finance for a new build development. I wonder what that development and terms entail…

Wed, 28th Dec 2022 07:00

RNS Number : 9596K
Trafalgar Property Group PLC
28 December 2022

28 December 2022

TRAFALGAR PROPERTY GROUP PLC

("Trafalgar", the "Company" or "Group")



Interim Results

for the six months ended 30 September 2022



Trafalgar (AIM: TRAF), the AIM quoted residential property developer operating in southeast England, announces its interim results for the six months ended 30 September 2022 (the "Period").



Key financials:



· Turnover for the Period was £17,798, (H1 2021: £390,139);

· Gross profit of £17,798, (H1 2021: gross profit £6,955), giving a loss before tax of £444,137 (H1 2021: pre-tax loss: £338,139);

· EPS of (0.20p) (H1 2021 (0.35p); and

· Cash in bank at period end was £152,897 (H1 2021: £24,329); at 19 December 2022 cash at bank was £48,824

· James Dubois, Non-Executive Chairman of Trafalgar, said: "The last few years have been very challenging times, with Covid-19 impacting the markets in general for over two years and now we have entered a period of high inflation, which is still over 10%, cost of living still close to a forty year high and continuing rising interest rates.

However, the results for the six months to 30 September 2022 are showing some positive activity with sales of some of the Group's investment properties, planning permission being granted on one of its speculative sites and an acquisition for a new build having now been financeWed, 28th Dec 2022 07:00

RNS Number : 9596K
Trafalgar Property Group PLC
28 December 2022

28 December 2022

TRAFALGAR PROPERTY GROUP PLC

("Trafalgar", the "Company" or "Group")



Interim Results

for the six months ended 30 September 2022



Trafalgar (AIM: TRAF), the AIM quoted residential property developer operating in southeast England, announces its interim results for the six months ended 30 September 2022 (the "Period").



Key financials:



· Turnover for the Period was £17,798, (H1 2021: £390,139);

· Gross profit of £17,798, (H1 2021: gross profit £6,955), giving a loss before tax of £444,137 (H1 2021: pre-tax loss: £338,139);

· EPS of (0.20p) (H1 2021 (0.35p); and

· Cash in bank at period end was £152,897 (H1 2021: £24,329); at 19 December 2022 cash at bank was £48,824

· James Dubois, Non-Executive Chairman of Trafalgar, said: "The last few years have been very challenging times, with Covid-19 impacting the markets in general for over two years and now we have entered a period of high inflation, which is still over 10%, cost of living still close to a forty year high and continuing rising interest rates.

However, the results for the six months to 30 September 2022 are showing some positive activity with sales of some of the Group's investment properties, planning permission being granted on one of its speculative sites and an ac

I’m sure your 1 share will give you great fortune shenners

DYOR - Ireland, Ireland-France, Scotland, NE England, wind 5x more investment than oil and gas contracts, share liquidity, DEME, UAE, China, patents, bid situation - buy out / take over, skills shortage, planning consents for offshore wind, OVO, SSE, EDF ... GLA

I'm sure either way, it will all be worth the wait, would be nice to know who our mystery investor is though...

With low liquidity owing to shares in diamond hands, I'm hoping we begin 2023 news rich on the company's plans towards vertical food farming :)

Less than 1 week until live trials begin... popcorn ready :)

Good find Rich. Big money being pumped into renewables atm, 5x oil and gas from the articles being shared in the Telegram group. Agree, any company aiming to deliver on a programme will pay a premium to be exclusive with the engineering provider, but I doubt Tekmar will ruin relationships they’ve spent years building and will aim to create a deal which makes everyone happy

RNS October explains that the company have moved into a cash in bank position, which IMO means they have overcome the challenges presented to many businesses in covid and moved out of loss earning to profit earning once again.

The company have recently won contracts in Saudi, the US, China and North East England, as well as secured patents on the cable protection systems for their wind turbines, have over 60 personal products, hundreds of staff across the globe, £40m+ a year in sales, expected to double to £80m+ in 22/23 and 75% of the market share for their industry.

With energy contracts in abundance, yet a global skills shortage in engineering, Tekmar’s staff will IMO be in hot demand and a major scheme operator will do all they can to secure labour and deliver their own projects on time and in budget.

I personally can’t see a takeover unless they offer a premium as Tekmar will not be pressured to sell, more so big value contract awards in exchange for a commitment to deliver a significant commitment of manpower IMO.

Merry Xmas Dragon. Maybe lambo next year :(