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Oogleflugal, The lack of a RNS was what prompted my question.
Been a long journey, but I feel very positive regarding Eckoh.
StockCheque,
I very often agree with the majority of your comments, on where AFC are heading and their future prospect, but if you shout too many times, the effect becomes the opposite of what you intend.
Also you are being drawn into spats, which becomes boring, so please give both the incessant number of posts, most repeated and the immature comments.
Is this a new contract, or renewal.
Reason I ask is that the first contract with Screwfix was in 2015 for 3 years , and presumably renewed in 2018, again in 2021 so is this another 3 year renewed contract.
This is not a moan at Eckoh, (a contract is a contract) but clarification would be could, as I can't much info between the 2015 and this years announcement.
Well said Kathleen12, but I feel you are wasting your time.
Over the years I have been posting similar comments.
Even some the posters who often do post sensible comments/views, can't resist answering those who belong in a childrens playground instead of on what should be a platform for grown ups.
Due to these immature posters, most of those who used to discuss shares in a sensible manner no longer do so, and like myself rarely even look in.
I think it is very unlikely, but not impossible.
The Tec might be sold off (if it is any good of course), but even if it is, then us PI's as usual will be at the bottom of any others, including creditors.
The big problem is, that due to the less than truthful and frank disclosures by the board over the last year, we have no idea just how much if and the company had in it's coffers.
From RNS 29th Sept 2023, The Company is currently preparing the full year results for the year ended 31 December 2022 and Interim Results, and it is anticipated that these will be released together.
I have more belief that Santa is real, than the chance of ever seeing the companies accounts, although if there is any justice, even in insolvency figures should have to be published.
Cheers Ijsimons,
It's a hard fight, but still determined to go the distance.
Trevor Milton, the founder of Nikola has been sentenced by a Manhattan court to 4 years in prison for fraud.
The Judge said, "The sentence should be a warning to start-up founders and corporate executives everywhere, fake it till you make it, is not an excuse for fraud, and if you mislead investors, you will pay a stiff price".
Milton had claimed that the company had firm orders worth $4bn, which was proven to be a false claim, so off course I am not saying that any person involved in NNN is guilty of such behavior, as no one connected to the company has ever stated such firm facts, but due to the multiple complaints to the FCA, I would like to see them conduct an in depth investigation.
Not holding my breath though.
Shows just how slow and badly managed the NHS is.
With such results already shown by existing trials, the full roll out to all NHS trusts should be a no brainer.
The next 12 months, should be very interesting.
It fits well Mouchers.
From the RBC website. Shows how big they are in Saudi
Tadawul - the Saudi Stock Exchange
Saudi Riyal (SAR) Market Capitalisation 2,393.87 billion (USD) for main market.
862.93 million (USD) for Nomu-Parallel market.
Number of Listed Issues 202 for main market 4 for Nomu-Parallel market Average Daily Share Volume Total share volume 6.70 billion*
Average Daily Trade Value Total trade value 40.11 billion (USD)*
Agreed, Tuan6,
Very annoyed re my loss on NNN, but it was more of a chance investment, similar to putting a few quid on a 50/1 long shot horse in the grand national.
There are many out there, who have bet the house on NNN and are in financial trouble due to the lax/week FCA and the AIM regulator.
Horult,
Whilst i agree that a directors buy can indicate there is no good news on the horizon, I have seen many instances where due to protracted negotiations of contracts or other developments, as long as it can not be shown that such news is obviously imminent, director buys can easily clear the insider trading issue.
It is a harder mater to show a clear directors sell, as indications of imminent bad news are often clearer to predict.
An update, for what its worth.
Media are not interested, tried a couple of newspapers (1 via a contact) not interested), I think its because NNN was not a FTSE 100 company, so hardly anyone was aware of its existence.
As for the FCA and the AIM regulator, I am not holding out much hope, as the latest replies IE 'As previously advised, please be assured that we consider all enquiries and investigate alleged breaches of our rules, and take action where appropriate.'
The above is like the comments put out by companies, 'Your call is important to us'.
So as cynical as I am, I am not holding my breath.
Appears to be making fools of the investor ,at a time when the government is trying to get more private investors as well as pension funds to invest in smaller innovating companies, you know those that are quoted/traded on the AIM.