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Makes you laugh Bluebird has made an offer lol
Difficult to negotiate a deal without the funds in place to support a serious offer.
I think it will be a struggle trying to negotiate aswell as finance any kind of deal that would benefit shareholders. Can see the current sp dropping any drop in gold won't help as it makes the prospects of this idea coming to fruition more unlikely.
I'm expecting another 20% to 25% drop when an announcement is made regarding funding.
Not long to wait imo should land in the next few weeks
Watch this space !
Any takeover bid would have to be starting with a £ per share sign before Arvind would give his attention.
I am fully expecting 2021 to be a transformational year for OPG considering the global uncertainty surrounding Covid, not many companies will perform as consistently well as OPG over the next year or two.
"receipt of a substantial non-trading cash payment in January"AT WHAT COST ?and where would they have been without it ? Great that they don't feel the need to explain or provide insight to shareholders who actually own the company To close to the plughole for my liking
Dilution in April is my prediction
With current overheads and cash burn and little in the way of monthly revenue to offset the massive losses
Revenue is not profit they are still losing over 7million a year regardless of revenue.
Unfortunately with low cash balance they are not in a favourable position to negotiate on funding and I think this will be when shareholders end up getting shafted.
Losing over 7million a year ?
Have approximately 2.5million left before they are skint and you say they don't need to raise money while later in the year ??
They need to raise it quick if they can or risk getting diluted into oblivion.
New lows imo, at the rate they are losing money 3 to 4 months they could well and truely be potless and desperate this is when the massive dilution comes into play and one off the big players reap the rewards @2p a share and all the LTH suffer the consequences.
Won't have long to wait expect the shareprice to continue its decline imo
Beat market expectations lol, did the market expect a loss north of £7,000,000
Begging bowl will soon be out for another round of fund raising, with only two an half million pound they need to get their spending under control, they can't afford another 6months with annual losses above seven million
Currently way undervalued should be 60p to 80p per share hopefully we are starting to see a move towards the company's true value.
Well placed in one of the worlds major growth markets I wouldn't be surprised to see this approach £2 per share within 3years
Agree ConMan way undervalued currently not on many peoples radars
Slightest bit of publicity and this will fly
100k sat in an isa here will provide a nice 20k a year income in the next year or 2.
3 or 4 years with this rate of progress and we could quiet easily be yielding 35% per annum
Debt repayment alone would equate to a 13% dividend plus a 12% uplift in the Indian economy predicted for 2021 could be looking at a 15% to 20% yield going forward
Fill your boots !!
Excellent work will shortly be debt free and generating mountains of profits to pay out to shareholders
Totally agree Peter great opportunity before we hit turbo
Any idea when they are planning to launch the dinosaur experience HT
I wouldn't expect results to be that good considering the global closures that will have impacted revenue considerably and still affecting the company, it could take years for immo to overcome the impact caused by Covid.
Very good point HT
Thanks Stalin tripled my dosh on dish so if you consider that a fail good on you fella.
Personally a CEO is alot more valuable than spending time apologising to a £50ahead customer.
Should be spending time doing more beneficial things for the company, still if you think that's good business fill your boots lad.