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It will be interesting to see the interims now, to see how much income they have got in.

Interims then RNS on technology successfully installed

Then update on output figures.

Then a course if contracts

Then a second crusher purchased

That's the order of events for me

.... will be used to buy another washer crusher to be placed in another coalfield they plan to open up. Doubling output once in place, I can't see them satisfying all the demand from one washer crusher.

Rufus has proved he can get two direct coal deals signed, he's still not top of my Christmas card list, but if he can get 2 or 3 more deals signed and another crusher I may spend some of my longed for profit on a second class stamp for his Christmas card!!!!

We need price updates on opening please, your £19.99 will be very useful today

Did I miss something??

Haha, great RNS, should be blue today.

Disappointing it 'up to' rather it stated minimum of, but it is a signed contract which is what the market has been waiting for.

GLA let's hope the next contract announcement isn't too far away

A good question!!!(

Without contracs confirmed or confirmation of 10,000 tonnes a month output, this is only heading one way I'm afraid.

We had a enough jam tomorrow RNSs to sink a battleship, we've had noise from organisations connected to Edenville, but now we need Edenville to deliver on contracts and output.

A new historical low anyone????

I guess thats the benfit of paying £9.99 a month, you get to see the size of the trade befor the majority of us do. How big is this mid-proce trade?

......share structure webpage Tim

https://edenville-energy.com/share-structure/

With coal being sold, £740,000 raised on a Friday at 3.25pm (yes it still smarts Rufus) and the ability for Edenville to go back go the market discounted cap in hand, I'm happy that further dilution is advoided for now.

Please don't go offering more warrants at a cheaper price.

I know mf feeling, I have thought about selling up numerous time but am going to stick this out to the bitter end, it's either massive success or bust for me. I'm still voting no if they ask shareholders about raising more funds, if Rufus delivers a several contracts or one big 10,000 tonnes a month contract my view my change

....1.08p this afternoon 137,500,000 warrants expire.

I'll be livid if there's a RNS in the next couple days issuing warrants a lot cheaper111

6 x 4,500,000 trades this morning, buys cancelled, sells cancelled?

4 x buys , one cancelled
1 sell, one cancelled

So I make that just 2 x 4,500,000 buys?

......in September hopefully, which will show the level of income. Follow up (hopefully) positive news that technology has been fitted and commissioned with some output figures given. Then I hope there is no other complications to getting contracts signed, although history has shown us there's always one more thing Rufus needs to sort out.

For as long as Rufus tells us they are talking to customers, it will be deemed a closed period and they won't be able to buy any shares. Hence telling us fequently since January 2017 has taken the pressure off the BoD in terms of them buying shares in Edenville, they can simply say they are talking to potential customers about contract deals hence they can't buy.

..............and still 90 minutes to go to the bell. May end up flat or blue. Any thoughts?????

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......but still down 6.45%!!!

.....in post below, we will drift lower, we may jump up a little for a day, but my view is without solid news we'll be back at 0.25p before the bank holiday

Output figures were encouraging, but unless they sign something it's all jam tomorrow and the price will fall back as we are seeing.

I admit it, I hold my hand up, never let it be said the Sausage doesn't admit to his failings, there were 11 trades yesterday.

31 january 2018

Processing plant

Subsequently the Company intends to install both a Lamella water treatment system and pre-screen technology to improve the overall efficiency of the plant. The Lamella water treatment system will remove mudstone and coal fines from the water, providing the plant with cleaner water and the pre-screen technology will pre-screen the mined material, removing coal fines before they reach the wash plant. Once implemented, hourly production rates should increase to 80 to 100 tonnes per hour, thereby bringing operational costs per tonne back in line with management expectations, in parallel with the plant reaching its full production capacity.

14th Aug
Lamella clarifier water treatment plant is nearing assembly stage completion and will be installed on site for commissioning later this month.

So they've set an expectation of 100 tonnes an hour once Lamella water treatment in place. I hope you can deliver on that Rufus and no more excuses/expense to get output up

..are in charge of the Edenville website, do rememebr to uodate the following page on Tuesday.

https://edenville-energy.com/share-structure/