Adrian Hargrave, CEO of SEEEN, explains how the new funds will accelerate customer growth Watch the video here.
The people on this board spend far too much time discussing the other posters here. If you don't like someone you don't have to put up with them, just filter them
He added: “I am confident that this is only the beginning of a stream of projects in our pipeline that we expect come to fruition.” Says it all!
Agree Jabido. For me there was never any doubt, but seeing it come to fruition is great. Again, JW and the team have pulled a rabbit out of the hat with these brilliant acquisitions, and the shareholders will surely be rewarded for their patience. Now hopefully the ML is forthcoming (no doubt about this either) and we should be well on our way to 2p (or 200p since the consolidation) again.
Speedy you are replying to someone I filtered long ago for talking rubbish and being a purposeful deramper. BP is not interested in having a good faith discussion, I suggest you do the same
INFA on the other hand is a much less mature company, achieved maiden revenues shortly ago, numerous projects in the pipeline, great management team, and is progressing forward. Bab**** is just a big bloated blue chip that's mostly heard about in the news when one of its big contracts goes belly up
Bab**** being up 29% isn't impressive if you look at the 3 year or 5 year price for it. I should imagine their long term holders are somewhat pleased, but if you bought in around those highs then it has a long way to go.
Infa isn't an incompetent company, unlike bab****, so I really doubt their day will be as bad. 1000 job losses coming at bab**** as part of "restructuring", i.e attempting to save money because the company isn't efficient. Bab**** won't make a bid for infa anyway, so doubt anyone who is actually invested here is losing any sleep over that possibility. Unlucky to any bab**** bagholders
"When new investors read that litany of unsubstantiated tripe, they'll think BMN is full of mindless rampers and immediately turn away."
Who cares? People don't invest based on the speculation of strangers on the internet. And if they do they would probably be better off buying a scratch card
To be fair alfa, crypto is basically why I have abandoned UK stocks aside 2 companies, 1 of which is BMN. One of the cryptos I'm invested in is up 50% today, and has has been up over 50% previous days recently too. There is a lot of high tech stuff going on with fundamental value and good use cases, not just worthless speculatory trash (though there is absolutely a lot of that, and you have to know what to avoid)
What a strange post eccles. The reporting period is the same each year, unless a company changes it with good reason, and most companies usually have different annual results days from each other. This is basic stuff, it's not a race, and if it were BMN would be winning since they're so far ahead of every other comparable company.
IIs won't be interested whilst we own a coal mine (mostly)
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I will be happy as larry if this is ACTUALLY the start of the re-rate. I once saw 5 figures of green on my portfolio next to the BMN ticker, can honestly say it had never happened before (nor since).
Here's to a rise. BMN is the only company keeping me with any faith in the UK stock market that UK listed companies can go up in price. I've started selling out of my other shares to invest the money in other types of financial instruments.
we are all bullish mate
We've got the news mate. ML coming, JW and team pulled a rabbit out of the hat by expanding INFA from being simply Island Magee's Salt Cavern to buying the legendary enginering firm that built the Titanic, resurrected it from administration, acquired Appledore, Methil, and Arnish, have restored the company to generating revenue, have gotten it involved in fabrication, will be picking up MOD contracts and more probably.
We will see maiden profits and dividends in time I'm sure. The company appears to still be quite low profile but clearly we are onto a winner here. I would say I am happy to load up at this price.
Good point James, I've said that myself on numerous occasions. Technical analysis is like a sport or game - it works because people all know and play by the same rules. There's no real reason price action needs to slow down if it approaches "support" or "resistance" lines etc but because people know it will they're happy to pile in at support or sell out at resistance lines. It's like if someone picked up the ball during a game of football and ran into the other team's goal with it - if your objective is to put a ball in a net, picking it up is obviously a better solution than kicking it but that's not the rule and not how everyone plays.
Who else thinks BMN could easily 10 bag again from this price?
Agree dawski, I'm happy for Island Magee to be on the backburner, we have the very exciting shipbuilding stuff going with Harland & Wolff.
Frankly, no Lucan, it is not odd. As mogwhy very clearly explained with this quote:
"§ Bushveld Energy's 2021 Capital Expenditure is budgeted to be ZAR152 million (circa US $ 9.5million ). The majority of this budget will be covered by partial sales of existing Bushveld Energy assets, with most of the planned sales for 2021 already completed with the partial sale of the Company's holding in Invinity. "
We've seen some really stupid posts today, my guess is that these people aren't that clueless, they're just intentionally spreading fear, or trying to.
So there it is. The sale