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Hospitality and leisure sector beginning to ease restrictions

AB set to update this Saturday regarding collaboration/ partnerships this should break 2p then 3p after AB's update.

ESL

Racing set to resume in May initially behind closed doors
With the BHA set to ease this even further early June

Bookmakers set to open in May under new guidelines
Counter screens
Chairs removed
Max number of customers allowed in the shops at any one time.

Further indications that Hospitality and leisure sectors already moving towards normality.

With news due next Saturday
Platform now adapted to provide the versatility to offer both dine out and takeaway options
Client friendly as BigDish is the most cost efficient option on the market when compared to other platforms.

Never been a better time to be onboard and an opportunity at the current shareprice that won't present its self again.

Agree with you Daz June / July
The government cannot fund the closures indefinitely so measures are being drafted up as we speak so get things back up and running including restaurants pubs and clubs.

Initially the government urged all none essential / key workers to stay home, however they soon retracted this once construction sites began closing down and issued guidelines for the sites to follow, as they soon realised they couldn't afford for all construction workers to be furloughed instead they issued guidelines that where impossible to adhere to on many sites so within a matter of weeks they were eased to allow workers to work within 2m of each other (all of a sudden it was safe to do so)

The point is there isn't a chance anything will remain closed from August onwards.
Expect guidelines to be issued before the end of May to every business in the hospitality sector to allow them to open their doors.
Yield managment could play a key part in the guidelines
With
1)reduced seating capacity
2) Booking only
3) Set dining time (1hour 30mins peak or 2 hours off peak)
4) Small discounts for booking at off peak times
Maybe even a 10% surcharge for any peak time bookings the surcharge could be a tax that goes back in the governments pot .

BigDish has previously been subject to some rapid price rises
The next 2 weeks could and I suspect will eclipse all previous gains
With a clear path being mapped out from the government led by McDonald's already opening selected restaurants from the 13th of May.

And news from AB regarding collaboration/partnerships Saturday the 9th May
This is seriously set to multibag over the next 2 weeks.

;-)

Next Saturday 9th May Stix

That's the reason AB had a 2million top up in February

Reason for todays gains
Will break 2p next week
3p after AB's update

Smithy that was the daily Mirror. Lol

Was that a dummy sell Tanya

Update due from AB next week

Great update on the way

Agree Sits will look back in 6 months when shares are trading back above 60p and think what a bargain.

Lemon aka peppermint ESL 42p ? Lol

Lemon what's happening with your ESL shares down another 5% 1st thing this kid

While Dish are set to rocket next week

Looks like there is no stopping the wrot here
42p you said how how much you lost now kid

When do you think there going to be 42p again ?

Keep the faith Smithy think of the end game ;-)
I've been impressed with Aidan and his ability to step up and take action when needed

Don't forget he's our biggest shareholder in front of me Lol so he'll be doing what's needed behind the scenes to ensure this is a success.

Aidan paid 3.6p

Smithy I reckon talks were being conducted way in advance of needing to fundraise and rightly so to ensure we get the best possible deal (no dilution)
This was all progressing very well (like you say highly likely the reason paid 3.6p for his additional shares)
Lockdown doesn't mean this cannot progress any further I still expect Aidan to be in regular contact with the funders and a deal will be announced in the coming months.

It's all about building the brand
the odd dipstick that's knows nothing about business will drift on and off this board, quoting no profit, will need to raise cash, they are best ignored simply day traders not here for the end game and that's a buyout and that's Aidans objective

To date Sanj proved a let down = Aidan replaced him
Aidan head hunted new CEO Sir Tom Sumner
He acted when needed by replacing Sanj's territory managers with a Telesales marketing team
The last time funds were raised Aidan ensured it was done with minimum dilution @ an almost record high of 7.2p a share.
He has just secured 5million in funding for BMV

We are in good hands when Aidan sells his 72million shares he will want a minimum of 25p a share