The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Over the last year, I have read at least 2 reports where green issues have been written into planning applications/grants regarding machinery and plant used on construction locations. Conditions such as these, will fast become the norm.
Gmarchy, being in the industry, presumably you have seen and read far more similar articles than I.
I admit that I don't have much of a clue whether this agreement is good or not for PHE, but I think that anything that moves us towards a fully up and running DMG can only be good.
No doubt someone with far better understanding of financials can expand.
Will be very interesting to see where the sp will be by the end of this year.
I expect orders to start to flow at quite a fast rate from June onward, perhaps even earlier.
I can find nothing negative in today's RNS, but no doubt someone will, but i doubt I will see these posts as I have so many on ignore.
Can't see what Daz posted as he has been on my ignore list for months.
I can guess that it was his usual, none stop drubbing of the company.
Why posters who know the obvious agenda of certain posters, continue to reply to them is beyond me.
I first bought into PHE in 2018, and increased my holdings as high as .69p and as low as .26p.
Never traded PHE but did sell half my holdings a couple of years ago to pay off my mortgage at 7.01p in 2020.
As my average buy was .5p my remaining holding has only recently moved back into profit territory.
Saying that, having seen many ups/downs, my confidence has never been higher than it is today.
No doubt much of this weeks movements have been caused by profit takers (best of luck to them), but I am holding out to at least 10p.
Rightinvestor,
Although I am very positive re PHE, your recent comments are ridiculous and make you sound like a snake oil salesman, rarher than a serious investor.
Yet another on my ignore list.
Perhaps that's why they deferd the agreement with HUI in the RNS of 30/10/23. 'The Company has decided to defer further progress towards committing to the Longford Project while it takes stock of the final position in its negotiations with HUI. The Company has a number of potential projects in its pipeline and needs to prioritise amongst them and assess the impact each of those will have on the Company's existing cash resources. Consequently, the Board has decided the capital contributions currently proposed to be made by PHE for the Longford Project are not in the Company's best interests'.
Like almost all of us, when the above RNS was released, I thought the worse, but with today's RNS the reason of that released regarding HUI is now understandable.
Finally it looks like the PHE rocket has lift off.
Luckybob23,
I know the tech re copper worked thousands of years ago, but it was the advancement into its use in masks as micro particles that was the innovation.
You can't equate the NNN tech with such as copper used as they did 1000's of years ago.
I stand by my post of 13th.
Nojhead,
Some of your posts are informative, but why spend endless time arguing/answering the childish comments from other posters.
You are beginning to take over this thread, you are only throwing fuel on the fire.
Please give it a rest, its getting boring.
Sliures,
The chances of AFC releasing a RNS within the next few days, is far greater than your second wish of the children on here growing up.
This is the worse thread on this site, which is why myself and most other investors in AFC have almost given up posting altogether.
I think the children at our local pre school are far more mature than some posters on here.
Somewhere along the line, there has to be fraudulent behavior.
Take the Covid mask saga alone. If the copper tec part of the mask worked, and part of that tec worked in air filters as stated in at least 1 RNS, then there has to be some value in the patent or/and the IP.
If the tec did not work, then surely that has to a case of fraud on a stand alone basis, due to what the company promised in it's adverts, regarding the protection given by the Covid Masks.
No one, especially the FCA appear to be interested.
The company, as per Companies House still shows as active.
Company status
Active
Still has 4 Officers active ( what the hell are they doing).
Still nothing received from my official complaint to the FCA.
From previous contact, I know it's not worth chasing up, as last time I did so, I was ignored.
And they wonder why confidence in the LSE by private investors, is almost none existent.
Not looking the most stable, established company.
Just a look at the companies financials from Year Ended Mar 2023
Total Assets £307.91k
Total Liabilities £-311.11k
Net Assets £-3.2k
Employees 1
Turnover Unreported
Debt Ratio (%)
101.04%
Cash in Bank Unreported
Onunda Limited has been running for 1 year 2 months. There are currently 7 active directors according to the latest confirmation statement submitted on 1st December 2023.
Accounts
Overdue
Accounts overdue by 38 days
First accounts dated 31 March 2023
Due by 31 December 2023 (1 month ago)
Just wondering if it's a chance your arm company, seeing how much they can get to settle.
A good interview, but the actual time target for production start, is about 12 months longer than I estimated when I bought in 3 years ago.
I put that down to me not understanding as much as I now do about tin and other mineral mining.
Not knowing much about Tin (I learned a lot about oil drilling/wells and how to value), the latest exploration/test results still look excellent.
With current Tin futures priced at March of £25,000 per tone, and the latest figures from the RNS at near 100, 000 ton contains, Cornish Metals is looking a great investment.
Of course the Tin still has to be extracted and until then investors are always wary, but it can't be long till mining starts, and then I can see the sp flying.
Patxaman/Bertmonkey,
Good to see 2 posters sort out a misunderstanding in a grown up manner, which is a rarity on this site.
Like you, I have no problem with posters having totally different views to me, as long as they are well argued and stated in an adult manner.