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Let's hope DB puts some more "meat on the bones" with the Quarterly Report due in a couple of weeks time.

Yes it is expected the company will need to raise some cash this year, (hopefully for the last time). I would expect it will be just for the "big boys" only as has been in the past. but, buying a few below 6p now would not be a bad thing (imo), so putting money where my mouth is, then I have just added a few more.

Hi Pedro, I know it doesn't make our position any easier to accept, but how do you think our Chairman, David Williams, feels after taking part in the recent fundraising his purchase is now down £83,334 in less than 3 months !!

Looks like I need to amend my last post to 26.39% !!!

are now 20% down on their Open Offer purchases in less than 3 months, so a lot of unhappy people, but if there should be another cash call in the future then the company might struggle to raise the required funds if this doesn't do an about-turn soon.

with Hargreaves at the moment !!

RNS Number : 0797K

Shearwater Group PLC

11 December 2018



11 December 2018



SHEARWATER GROUP PLC



Interim Results for the six months ended 30 September 2018



Shearwater Group plc (AIM: SWG, "Shearwater", the "Group"), the digital resilience group, announces its unaudited results for the six months ended 30 September 2018.



Financial highlights

§ Group revenue up 118% at £4.5 million (2017: £2.1 million), reflecting six months of trading from SecurEnvoy, Xcina, and GeoLang.

§ Group underlying EBITDA loss1 £1.6 million (2017: loss £0.1 million) reflecting continued investment across the portfolio.

§ Loss per share of 0.32p (2017: Loss per share 0.18p).

Events

§ Post period end: transformational £30.3 million acquisition of Brookcourt - moving Group to cashflow positive position and establishing fourth platform company.

§ Expanded SecurEnvoy's US channel partnerships network.

§ Acquired GeoLang and Crystal IT - rebranded Xcina Information Services.

§ Inaugural contract wins for GeoLang - transitioned business to revenue generating position.

Outlook

§ Solid organic growth coupled with strong performance in Brookcourt anticipated to deliver Group performance in line with full year expectations.



Board appointments

§ Phil Higgins, co-founder and Brookcourt CEO appointed Executive Director on 11 December 2018 - see separate announcement.

§ Paul McFadden appointed Finance Director on 17 October 2018.



[1] Underlying EBITDA is defined as profit before tax, before one off exceptional items, share based payment charges, finance charges, depreciation and amortisation



David Williams, Chairman of Shearwater, said:



"We have continued to make good progress against our strategic aim of building a leading UK based digital resilience group.



"Our portfolio companies have shown good organic revenue growth, which we expect to continue into the second half and beyond.



"Brookcourt's acquisition has significantly increased our presence in our sector - this should lead to a number of benefits for the whole Group including scaling and cross selling opportunities."

Well it looks like "Newable" must be performing, - and following the achievement of certain performance hurdles, the Company has agreed the final earn out payment owing to Newable. In accordance with the asset purchase agreement this payment has been settled through the issuance and allotment of 612,017 new ordinary shares.

Now what we need is some good Results announced next Tuesday.

You still don't get it do you. My car was not a wreck, it received a dent which Saga deemed to be uneconomical to repair. I got it repaired for £395 including a new MOT, and Saga sent me a cheque for £898 - I'm very happy thank you.

Looking at posts you have made on other bb's, then you seem to enjoy criticising and drawing comments from others, therefore I will let this rest here and not waste my time with you - end of .

hello jl5006, I do hold saga shares. I was just commenting why a non service may cause customers to walk away from SAGA. - less customers less income - all related to share price. The other party wanted to go through his insurance and not pay for the damage himself, and I have no control over that. I wanted to stay with my saga insurance and sent my new M.O.T. to saga to prove my car was road worthy.

I think you are not reading the point of my posting correctly - I am now a non saga customer, even though I wanted to stay with them, so they haven't got my custom year on year anymore - lost income.

Had my car insurance with Saga and due to someone reversing into the side of my car Saga wrote it off saying it was an uneconomical repair. I bought the car back off of Saga, got it repaired and new M.O.T. in a dealer authorised garage all for £395. Saga after deducting 27% of their value (£1230) of my car for ‘salvage’, sent me a cheque for £898 !! then would not insure me. Got it insured elsewhere for £75 cheaper.

I was also looking to have a nice ‘hot’ holiday as I always do in February (Far East etc) and asked Saga what they could offer me – got offer of 2 weeks in Spain !!

Need to change a few things "in house" if they want to keep their customers.

I wonder if it had anything to do with Donald Trump telling Mrs May that her Brexit deal could prevent a UK - USA trade pact. Let's hope not with our existing presence in the US already.

Not all those sells are sells as one of those "sell" trades is my BUY. Looks like Sreadex may be still off loading with those bigger trades

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MC Mining Limited

23 November 2018

ANNOUNCEMENT 23 November 2018

RESULTS OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

The Directors of MC Mining Limited (the "Company" or "MC Mining") are pleased to announce that at the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders held earlier today, the resolutions put to the meeting were passed unanimously by a show of hands.

_Willa_ there are a few of us here that had bought nearer £2 around 2009, but looking through my "live" Contract Notes then the most expensive one I still have is for 1250 shares bought on 16th April 2010 @151.75p so that equates to a break even price of £30-35p now. Lucky I have bought cheaper over the years so now have near 30,000 shares with a break even average of 82p - still a ways to go, but I would like to think we should see the company shares valued at more than that within the next 12 / 24 months.

Another point to reconsider - remember the reasoning for the "20-1consolidation", to attract bigger sophisticated investors, and we did not, well we are looking more attractive now for them to invest, so if Mr Brown goes around and knocks on their doors again when he is over here for the AGM he might be able to achieve that objective now - just a thought !!

2 x 19.33p "sells" gone through (5000 & 2440) on NEX Trading - not showing on here

like yourself, I have not had any luck with getting a reply from Investor Relations over the past couple of years, so have given up trying now. I'm not too concerned about what price the next (and hopefully the last) placing will be, and expect it will be for "the big boys" only again. The small pi doesn't seem to feature any more to the B.O.D. as we represent only a small minority of holders of shares in issue. I would like to attend an AGM and voice this issue but living 250 miles away from Leeds, and also being a 24/7 carer for my disabled wife, then there is no chance of that.

Once upon a time the company under different leadership used to keep us all more informed about what is happening, but not so now unfortunately. We do however have the option to sell up and walk away and have nothing more to do with the company if we don't like the way they operate. Hopefully only another 12 month before the company is making more money than they are spending if the Hardman Reports have "got it right", and those of us that have held on to our shares are pleased that we did. GLA.

Couldn't agree more, that's why I didn't sell-out when the sp was higher. I have been quietly adding every now and again, as feel there is a good future for Tissue Regenix Group, but will add more 'big time' when the "climb" starts again.

will the market bring the sp down ? The low for the year (last December) was 5.5p, and since then the company has made good steady progress on all fronts. O.K. it's going to be at least another year until the company is expecting to be cash break even so they say, but fingers crossed they can announce more positive news that MR market maker may like and the sp will not drop back to the 5p's.