The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring financial educator and author Jared Dillian has been released. Listen here.
Various recent written comments have been made this week highlighting the frustration of being unable to access the broker research; Dowgate the CEO referred to in his different interviews earlier this week. Within this research note the analyst states that the current cash balances are fully adequate to meet the Company's current requirements. For those wanting to read this weeks published research note on OnDo as well as others, the Dowgate research note which has forecasts and price targets can be accessed through Research Tree website
Another very positive & upbeat interview with CEO particularly about the pipeline of deals to be announced in US, Europe & UK
Proactive Investor
https://youtu.be/7vkTCsmqEjA
On 25th Sept at 11am the management of GRC will be giving a presentation via Investor Meet Company, looks a very interesting story currently on an extremely low valuation, well worth attending as Alan makes a very good chase of why GRC has a very exciting future within a growth story. Has all the potential for the GRC share price to be the next Plexus in terms of very strong share price increases?
Link below
21 September 2023
GRC International Group PLC
Notice of Investor Presentation via Investor Meet Company - 25th September 2023
GRC International Group plc (AIM: GRC), the international governance, risk management and compliance company whose main business is cyber defence-in-depth, announces that it will be hosting a live presentation via the Investor Meet Company platform, following publication of the Final Results for the year ended 31 March 2023.
Alan Calder (CEO) and Chris Hartshorne (CFO) will be making the presentation on 25th September 2023 at 11:00 am BST.
The presentation is open to all existing and potential shareholders. Questions can be submitted prior to the event via the Investor Meet Company until 9am the day before the meeting or at any time during the live presentation.
Investors can sign up to Investor Meet Company for free via:
https://www.investormeetcompany.com/grc-international-group-plc/register-investor
Investors who already follow GRC on the Investor Meet Company platform will automatically be invited.
Burford's UK broker have just published a note where they write they'll be upgrading forecasts for 2023. Prior to that occurring they have a p/e of 1.5 with a dividend yield of 63.5%! On any metric this makes the shares exceptionally attractive
TPX has a March year end, so its only 1 month in. With these 2 transformational deals the likely Eps for March 24 is around 4p with 2025 eps of 8p putting the shares on a p/e of 5.8. An extremely cheap share which should at least increase 100% over the next few months following the next Company update expected to be in the next 1-2 weeks
A VERY CHEAP share!
https://www.**********.co.uk/articles/belluscura-expands-its-oxygen-enrichment-patent-portfolio-05ab956/?utm_source=Vox+Markets+Newsletter&utm_campaign=1fe6cdeb9d-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2022_05_19_12_06&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_9a70c2b674-1fe6cdeb9d-143043972
Why? the price is extremely attractive giving you an excellent opportunity to invest! There will NOT be any bad news to be announced tomorrow morning other than confirmation that over £5m has been successfully been raised following the ABB. Considering the extremely tricky markets currently, I would suggest that's an amazing achievement? Even before this announcement, the p/e for 2025 was 5. Following this raise and with a substantial increase is sales, it is very possible the eps for 2025 will put the multiple on around 3 as this will be extremely accretive.
A very value added interview with Belluscura CEO.
https://www.**********.co.uk/
The article is also in the Times where Xeros
Polyester fibres account for more than half the microplastic pollution in the Arctic Ocean, according to a study that reveals how washing synthetic clothing is contaminating the remotest seas.
Scientists took samples throughout the ocean, including at the North Pole, and found an average of 40 plastic particles of 5mm or less per cubic metre of seawater. Synthetic fibres made up 92 per cent of the microplastic pollution and 73 per cent of those were polyester and resembled fibres used in textiles.
Previous research has found that washing a single item of synthetic clothing in a normal washing machine can release millions of microfibres into drains. Polyester fleeces have one of the highest rates of fibre loss.
Once in the ocean microfibres can be eaten by marine animals, which mistake them for food, and end up being eaten by humans. A study found that 63 per cent of shrimp in the North Sea contained synthetic fibres.
The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) is calling for the UK to require all washing machines sold from 2024 to have a microfibre filter. Last year France passed a law requiring filters to be fitted to new machines from 2025.
The study by the Ocean Wise conservation association in Vancouver and the Canadian government’s Institute of Ocean Sciences said the Arctic Ocean had an “inherent vulnerability” to microplastic pollution
It added: “The dominance of polyester fibres in our study underscores the potentially important role that textiles, laundry and wastewater discharges may have in contaminating the world’s oceans with microplastics.”
. Plastics may contain toxic chemicals or absorb other toxins.
The study, published in the journal Nature Communications, reported that the heavy reliance of the indigenous Inuit people on the Arctic Ocean for food underlined the need for better understanding of the extent and impact of microplastic pollution.
The MCS calculated last year that more than nine trillion microfibres per week could be released by UK washing machines.
We are keeping the compulsory fitting of microplastic filters under close review.”
Wastewater is not the only source of microplastic pollution of remote seas. Research last year showed particles can be carried vast distances by winds.
?Filter would add £30 to cost
Washing machine filters can cut the number of fibres released into drains by almost 80 per cent, according to a study last year by the University of Plymouth.
Scientists tested six devices: three designed to be placed inside the drum, three to filter wastewater.
the best, an XFiltra water filter, trapped 78 per cent.
While the device is not currently available to buy, microfibres; the best, an XFiltra water filter, trapped 78 per cent. While the device is not currently available to buy, its maker, Xeros, is in talks with several washing machine manufacturers. The company expects the device to add £30 to the cost of a new machine.