Member Info for RazorShultz

Jabido and Stokey do not bother with incendiary questions. For those of you who want questions answered about how many more placings we'll need to remain competitive, timeline of events etc, this is your chance.

I would suggest we don't act like sulky teenagers and just get some good answers about the company's progress, which we already know from the RNS is going well. Remember they expect cash break-even this year.

In case you can't read properly Ewing the RNS have been spelling out exactly what the cash is used for

I don't care if they read it really. Your post said "some of the posters here are BOD". Posting is very different to reading, in case I also need to spell this out for some people here.

You can think that if you want, I very much doubt the BOD read this board.

But if i was BOD for this company, LSE would be the very last place I would look to get in contact with the shareholders, seeing as today is a clear demonstration it's nothing but negative drivel, or short-termism, and insults from the people here. I can't think of a bigger waste of time.

No but if I was I'd be busy running the company instead of buying shares simply to appease impatient shareholders. I note you did not deny my last point, so I take it you've accepted that you've guaranteed your own disappointment in the event of *any* director purchase, by asking for it.

what a stupid post jelly. Into the filtered bin you go

Nobby this may be an obvious criticism, but you realise if the directors bought shares simply because you asked them to, it would not be a show of confidence at all, right?

Agreed Ivor. Too many people have short term views for this share (such as one poster, recently moaning about an "18 month journey"). I know people who have been holding in one of my other AIM favourites since 2013! Too much noise being made about nothing, it's onwards and upwards, I'm happy to sit back and watch with this as JW has transformed this company.

For those unaware, the previous BoD wasted a ton of money trying some pointless oil venture, and JW and team have turned this company around into having a salt cavern ready to go, and now owning 1 of the biggest drydocks in europe, and 3 other well-placed engineering factories, contract bids for military/renewable/ships in the pipeline, and it's all coming together. Those who are patient will be rewarded

My thoughts are you've gone into the filtered bin, loosegoose. bye

Hi Jabido, off the top of my head not sure - re-read the few most recent RNS, it's all laid out in there.

Once we are not only cash break-even, but eventually profitable, I presume the company will want to fund its own further expansion. Maybe if there is some significantly prestigious contracts we need further money to prepare us to bid for - but it's all in support of the company's growth. At least this company does not offer the placing solely to IIs who will sell out over months suppressing the SP constantly, which is currently happening with another company I'm invested in.

How is maiden revenues insignificant? Did you read the part of the RNS where they expect cash break-even this year????? If you don't trust the company sell up and move on. But I'm not selling just when it's getting good, that's for certain.

That's wrong though. They haven't "failed". What they did instead was generate maiden revenues and create a pipeline of billions of potential contract work. We all thought the ML was weeks away, then covid happened. So it's not just the BOD that were incorrect, unsuspecting things happened.

Who cares what German yards and the EU are doing? We have 2 of the 4 biggest docks of any shipyard in the EU. If you sell at a loss that's on you. You seem to have a number of misunderstandings about the business.

Lottie why would you not invest for longer? I have bad news for you, 18 months really isn't a long time to hold a share and watch a company develop itself. Whenever I invest in something I consider whether the company will be more profitable in 5 years than it is today, and the answer for INFA is a resounding yes. We have gone from a company trying to build a salt cavern to making maiden revenues after some very significant acquisitions of 4 marine engineering factories, tendering for contracts, planning to be a big part of the Brexit shipbuilding surge.

How anyone can be unimpressed with this is beyond me.

The 2nd part of your post coffee is a bit harsh - you can't expect a company to not invest in its own future. Making capital expenditures to enable future expansion is a good thing, not a bad thing. To suggest otherwise is short term thinking, which is ruinous for any company.

On the mark once again PJT!

We should really see the company start to ramp up soon I hope. More EUS, stable cost base, let's hope it gets reflected in the SP soon enough. I think we have a 5 bagger at least on our hands.

Agreed PJT, anyone who has been holding as long as we have would be mad to sell out (at a loss, I might add) when things are starting to get good

"not for the faint hearted" well most AIM companies fall under that statement don't they?

Indeed PJT, yet we have people trying to fearmonger and weak holders who are starting to panic and cry about it very publically. Anyone who is being kept awake at night by a company doing a placing should sell out of stocks and buy a scratch card. You know the ones I mean