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Greggs opened 3 new stores in past week, Cwmbran, Flint, and Glasgow ( by Ibrox stadium )

I was forgetting Cloudcoco when I last posted - I have always regarded that as a means of handing over responsibility for the previous company to a new management, who would hopefully make something of the MXCP shareholding.

Another little carbon related project.
https://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/carbon-calculator-research-secures-funding

Coming towards the end of the financial year for Íde now. They will report on that I suppose. Mxcp is tidying up, prior to finishing in 5 years. On a personal level, he and Wheeler will be getting the assets as cash back into MXCP over that period, for their payout. I do not know, but I seriously doubt they want the extra work and expense associated with a last listed company, and they will not be looking to raise outside cash. They have a lot to gain or lose with Íde though.

Price wise, they are working from a base level of 30p, amongst the different objectives. But we do not know a price target.

They told us they wanted to give management easy early incentive - and they did

Mxcp reported. http://mxccapital.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/MXC-Capital-Annual-Report-2020.pdf
Nothing to take things further that I can see.

https://www.estateagenttoday.co.uk/breaking-news/2020/11/boom-still-not-over-as-mortgage-approvals-hit-13-year-high

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-bae-systems-contract/britain-hands-bae-systems-2-4-billion-pound-munitions-contract-idUKKBN28A18S

That would be the natural course of things, unless it is missed out somehow.

https://bestadvice.co.uk/estate-agents-see-record-october-demand/
By the way, interims are done and a trading statement since. "Foxtons will issue a pre-close trading update in January 2021 ahead of its full year results in early March 2021"

https://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/go-ahead-given-for-first-hydrogen-to-homes-network

Thank you. Some make it onto the company website, some do not. So what I pick up I post anyway.

Where we were, simple summary.
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/929875/sig-swings-to-loss-but-anticipates-better-full-year-than-indicated-929875.html

Sig is fundamentally a turnaround situation and for me, where the changing price is now is largely irrelevant. The question posed is whether the new management backed by CD and R ( with ' in the trade' IKO as both long term and recent heavy investors at 30p., who know the potential well ) are making the in house changes required, and taking advantage of the new opportunities presented by govt and the to come private support for construction through the Infrastructure Bank, and the green agenda.
I believe they are likely doing both both, and potential investors will see that the company is set for growth, in the UK ( a let-down ) and EU ( where Germany needed looking at ) Profit is definitely off the table for the anticipated January update, and capital expenditure will be increasing to invest in the turnaround prospects ( the reopening of Cambuslang with significant investment, in my view to take advantage of the substantial opportunity arising from Project Scotland at Ravenscraig, is a case in point)
A reduction in operational losses is what is required of the company for now.

In passing, mention of Foxtons/ Boomin speculation.
https://www.estateagenttoday.co.uk/features/2020/11/2020--the-year-of-boomin

There's a thing. 15mins from this.
https://projectscot.com/2020/11/green-light-given-to-most-significant-regeneration-project-in-scotland/

That amounts to no change for Greggs, preparing for next year.

https://thelincolnite.co.uk/2020/11/work-starts-on-lincolns-biggest-greggs-yet/

https://www.navyrecognition.com/index.php/news/defence-news/2020/november/9331-bae-systems-opens-first-visualization-suite-for-canadian-surface-combatant.html