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Now that the share price is back where it was three years ago why don't shareholders call a GM and get the rain-maker back?

Even the straws some here are clutching at are virtual, there is no evidence or reason other than cash (what's left of it) to support a market cap of £7m, not one aspirational word of any announcements made in the last year has materialised....This is a shell, there is no interest in anti-viral masks, but that's ok because none are being manufactured, and as for Volz, really there is zero chance of something commercial materializing for years, meanwhile there are many actual suppliers of filters and related technology. But here's a suggestion, call Volz posing as a buyer of the filtration material and ask for terms.....and then call NNN and ask what their business is...share the answers here do

From RNS 29th December 2020. "Once the certifications noted above are granted the Company anticipates placing an order with Volz for 0.5m masks incorporating P2F's antiviral material layer. "

Volz have been involved since December 2020, when they were originally to be a third party supplier of masks made with the layer. Let's at least face facts when we debate things, there is no actual evidence of any commercial relationship between Volz and NNN other than the supply of a few masks 18 months ago, other than aspirations and intentions......

Surely the only conclusion an objective observer would reach (as opposed those those already invested) is that the CEO has declared the company a quasi-shell and is searching for an RTO. There is no mask or filtration business now, except in the hopes of incumbents?

The extraordinary financial conditions of the past few years are coming rapidly to a close, follow Bitcoin price if you need a canary, QE has ended, interest rates are rising and businesses will now increasingly be valued on realities ('fundamentals'). In normal rational times, i.e. most of the past 20 years, 'businesses' with no sales and no business model and only dreams in the balance sheet, would be valued at a discount to cash or hard assets. In NNN's case this would be around .125 (market cap £2.5m). Even so, why would any rational investor buy this when they could buy a piece of a real business at an increasingly compelling valuation as the bear market progresses. Gamblers only imho (though there are much better gambles around now)

The difference now is that there is real demand and interest in British made products which are of first class design and engineered quality. In the 80s the interest was deservedly sentimental rather than real. Chinese produced goods are increasingly expensive and, critically, of lower quality.

Oddly quiet

Most non chain supermarkets exceed that and make a clean profit in the process....should probably be taken private and shareholders released from their endless waiting for a jam laden share of a cake which never gets baked

"10p share price for £3m sales" shows how detached from reality people are here. 10p would mean a market cap of £200m

Deep value here in my opinion

Anyone following events here?

Indeed

Iknownuffin "Trevor is not an astute business man he is a crook simple. If you ha.." is defamatory and has been reported

iknownuffin what you have written is defamatory and has been reported

..is lowly geared mainly non retail property companies...like TOWN

Those who understand why, w

liquid1 "making false statements on ITV and the media??" this is defamatory and has been reported

"Because they knew there was going to be a delay" is defamatory and has been reported

"knew there was a delay in manufacturing, and did some insider dealings selling their shares for millions in return at our loss!" is defamatory and has been reported