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Hmm.

Sunday Times ran an article discussing how AI can assist in marking in yesterday’s edition. Mfai have an investment in such a startup, I believe.

Considering the state of UK rivers and waterways, I could imagine Metir selling hundreds/thousands of their testing products here, in their home market.

Maybe they need to sell a percentage point or two of current projects to free up liquidity.

The Indian certification news must be imminent, and news on a push into the North American market must also be coming soon.

There is certainly a buyer in the market, who has been accumulating a significant tranche of shares. As yet the share price is unmoved.

Vander , thanks for that technical review, it is particularly informative .

‘The company anticipates strong news flows from workstreams and partnership activities over the next 12 months’…..we are in the fifth month from the fundraise and very little news has been released.

The company needs to keep investors better informed.

Without naming names, the company needs to be more forthcoming with the partnering process and offer clearer milestones and pathway.

The comments that they are comfortable that the executive options are not too far out of reach , (up to 2p),is a distinct positive, and gives a clue as to where the company sees results heading.

To be honest, the clothes on sale in the Marlow shop are not particularly inspiring and the footfall appears light.

Needs a revamp.

Presentation now online. Comprehensive and affirms the potential for transformative news.

Come on WTE, finish your toast and press upload.

Hopefully positive.

Of course news on Exxon/Total announcing drilling plans on the Canje block offshore Guyana, is keenly awaited; a positive announcement would be very positive for tiny WTE.

Small biotechs like Apta and Fab, have been attracting a lot of retail investment. We need our sleeping dog/giant to waken up.

Good job I can proudly claim 76% Scottish DNA.

I have so much of that beautiful country yet to visit.

Off to read up about Alexander Burnes, 1840s Afghanistan.

Interesting! Let’s hope there is tight management this time around. The market is surely there for Metir’s product range.

Och, you can share my haggis and tatties, if the boat comes in, and a wee dram(bushmills) too.

2 million share purchase at the close on Friday.

Interest may be building.