Stephan Bernstein, CEO of GreenRoc, details the PFS results for the new graphite processing plant. Watch the video here.
Now I'm not a prolific poster but this Andy chap has 116 over 12 years mostly just after joining, now one unsubstantiated message of doom and gloom usually claiming some sort of inside knowledge about once a year in different shares.
We'll see what develops.
Two points, firstly the crucial word in "energy imports" is import, meaning we charge the tariff, we don't pay a tariff. Secondly the current tariff between the WTO and EU for natural gas is 0%. So whilst I whole heartedly agree that it is better to produce our own you are worrying about nothing in relation to post Brexit gas tariffs.
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I think youre being a bit optimistic bah1 about the Icemax performance levels. An economical cruise I would expect to be 7knots ish, I'm not sure that it would be capable of 10 knots flat out. When a vessel is intended to remain stationary for most of its life, why build it first speed?
Price wise I think I'll go along with you.
It's make your mind up time Blueprint, is it 500 barrels or is it 4 tankers? Given an average tare weight for tanker and tractor and an API of 30 for the oil you get 205 barrels per tanker.
By the way it is definitely 500 bpd, at least for now.
It's just been on BBC news 24 that Pfizer are supplying suitable storage cases which will hold temperature for two weeks with twice daily opening.
It's also worth remembering that bull and horse semen is transported around the world in hand portable liquid nitrogen tanks with a capacity of 15 litres which will maintain less than -100 for over 6 months; I'm not saying that these are the answer but this problem is not as insurmountable as it sounds.
Business as usual (whatever that is), except that shares cannot be traded.
I take it that this is the first time you've held a suspended stock PJ, either it will come back usually stronger or in six months it vanishes, chill there's nothing you can do now but wait and see.
GG, 01624 is not a premium rate number it is the standard STD code for the isle of Man, the message is warning you that as the island is not part of the UK many service providers do not include 01624 in their inclusive bundles and charge you at their standard international rate. This is not something over which BPC have any control, it's just how it is. If you call the island regularly use one of the providers who do include it in their bundle.
Well strictly I cashed out of NCYT at 450 to buy more here, and don't regret it for a second; medium term ORPH is by far the better company in my view.
Given the best possible result we still won't need a FPSO for several years. That is of course assuming that that is the route taken, and from my amateur knowledge they are a very cost effective and flexible way of extracting and then delivering from a single well.
Unfortunately GG there is no travel allowed into the IOM at present, or for the foreseeable. That's why they've been COVID free since the summer.
Back in the good old days at CF's last Manchester presentation, I think it was February from memory, he was pretty clear that he expected the Research business to be bought by ICON, "but they just don't know it yet." Now it has to be said that ORPH is a different company now with different objectives, at least in the near term less so in the long-term I believe so this may no longer be his aim, but personally I think it will happen.
The thought that big pharma is going to buy the whole as it is, is I believe fanciful. ORPH is a collection of effectively seperate businesses and will be sold off, and likely added too, as such. It would only become a takeover target if it ever became just a single or at most a couple of closely related enterprises.
We shall see, good times ahead I am certain.
If we're playing the game of throwing possibly suitable names out there, I'll go with the Royal Free in Hampstead. It's in Greater London and does have isolation facilities, whether these are suitable for Challenge Studies I'll leave for somebody who knows what they're talking about to discuss.
For the record he said Greater London. I think Newcastle is a bit of a push for that.
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I rather like this, all very neat.
My feeling is that he has moved on from a quick sale of ORPH more towards using it as the traded vehicle to buy struggling businesses turn them round and then sell on followed by a distribution of excess cash. Just my opinion, it's what I would do in his position and it's the vibe I've got for a few months now; time will tell.