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Share price is a big discount to book value. This is now a classic Management Buyout share.

There was a sale and repurchase of 160,000 shares yesterday and today. I suppose this was some sort of bed and breakfast deal. Perhaps the Director thinks this is the bottom, or he wouldn't have bought back?

Bargain Share review of 2025, today now classed as a Recovery Buy in Investors' Chronicle.

Nice to see some more Insider' Trading today. Same thing happened a few days ago. Gives me alot more confidence especially in the sort of markets' we currently have.

Today in Investor's Chronicle he says lowly rated and hold out for more. Share is very depressed and would not sell at these levels. Enterprise rating 6

The above is today posted at Companies House, but
not documents posted yet. Are we in receivership?
or has this been avoided? Any ideas anyone?

Any guesses?

Just spotted the share trade of 73000 shares approx. Any one any ideas? Last day tomorrow for filing of accounts. Perhaps they may register Co. abroad? We will find out soon enough. Good luck all.

The mid market price of the shares on JPJ is 2.58 pence each. A million shares have a value of £25,800.
The price has held up very well considering everything that has happened to small company shares due to the Ukraine war. The shares were suspended on Aim way back in April at 2.65 pence and are only down a couple of % since then, which suggests there is still some underlying value in the Company as the price of Tungsten has held up well, especially in Euro's.

I think the £10k is the fee JPJ charges for a Company to be on their trading platform, not the fee for shareholders to buy and sell shares.

Troajan
Would be very much appreciated if you could put your WRES contact questions and the management's replies on here. I have never been one for Facebook.
Thanks.

IE
What did you see at the site, and what did the locals tell you on your visit. Can you share this with others?
Thanks.

Why are Spain and Portugal getting special energy treatment? This is the headline referring to the cap on prices.