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Took a 6 moth break, useful and interesting posts on this thread. Will continue to hold without losing too much sleep...

I'm guessing it is normal practice for OPG to issue secured, rated, listed, redeemable Non-Convertible Debentures to manage/ease the cash flow obligations on account of loan repayment obligations, and to provide greater flexibility to manage the cash flows.

Too many typos in the excitement of doubling of share buy-in activity, should read

"Buyer doubles constant share buying amount"

There has been a 100% increase in the share buying spree by the buyer who keeps buying 1 share; they have started buying 2 shares, wow!

One for the long term, topped up on fridays pullback.

Steady and sustained would be good

Reminds me of the Stockmarket being a vehicle that transfers money from the impatient to the patient....

Mercia Asset Management PLC (AIM: MERC), the proactive, regionally focused specialist asset manager with over £1.5billion of assets under management, re-confirms that it will announce its preliminary results for the year ended 31 March 2024 on Tuesday 2 July 2024.

Will they allay lingering fears and put Marc back on track?

Harland & Wolff Group Holdings plc (AIM: HARL), the UK quoted company focused on strategic infrastructure projects and physical asset lifecycle management, reports that the appeal in relation to the Islandmagee Gas Storage Project has been listed for judgement on Monday 17 June 2024.

The Company will make a further announcement once the judgement has been delivered and analysed in detail by the Company.

What specific RNS are you expecting, and when?

Equally remarkable that the SP is moving so far in the opposite direction! Will not be selling, have topped up a few times, will do so again if price drifts down further.

Maybe it's in the interest of the fund to keep the SP hovering at all time lows so that can keep buying back at these prices until they reach the 15million share buyback target?

Long term holder, todays rise in SP means I'm now 82% down on my holding. Will continue to hold, but am under no illusion that there will be a rapid and straight line rise to 10p. plan to keep the seatbelt on as I still foresee a bumpy ride ahead!

Some good digging there!

Sir John Beckwith Under

(i) Pacific Investments Management Ltd

(ii) Children's Trust

(iii) Personal Pension

(iv) Charitable Trust

has increased his holding Argentex from 15% to 18.8%

Argentex Group PLC (AIM: AGFX), the provider of currency management and payment solutions to international institutions and corporates, confirms the participation of certain Directors in the Placing announced on 2 May 2024 as shown below:

Nigel Railton, Non-Executive Chair, 111,111

Jim Ormonde, Chief Executive Officer, 111,111

Jonathan Gray, Non-Executive Director, 25,000

Digby Jones, Non-Executive Director, 22,222

Tim Haldenby, Non-Executive Director, 22,222

To my untrained eye the chart signals look amazingly bullish, eg. 2 May: Continuation Diamond with Long-Term Target Price of 668 - 699, and 1 May: Continuation Diamond with Long-Term Target Price of 660 - 691

Any chartists out there care to give a view....?

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=be3xYc-pK0I

Maintenance has started at the Harland & Wolff shipyard in Belfast, Northern Ireland, on the Sea Rose FPSO. Operator Cenovus Energy expects the vessel to be ready to resume production operations at the White Rose Field offshore Newfoundland toward the end of the third quarter.

https://www.offshore-mag.com/vessels/article/55036378/sea-rose-fpso-in-uk-for-maintenance

Representatives from Northern Ireland’s three largest employers in the defence and shipbuilding sector will be questioned by MPs on how to attract more defence spending to Northern Ireland.

Ben Murray, Chief of Staff and Corporate Affairs at Harland and Wolff

David McCourt, Director of Strategy at Thales

Nick Laird, Managing Director, European Space and Defence at Spirit AeroSystems

MPs are likely to ask panelists from Thales, Harland & Wolff, and Spirit AeroSystems about opportunities for the Ministry of Defence to support NI firms and the challenges of securing the skills the defence and security sector needs.

Northern Ireland has one of the lowest defence procurement and services spend in the UK, at just £100 per head compared with £380 in Scotland.

https://committees.parliament.uk/event/21200