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Once Leandra has set sail, more and more people will hear about it.

From what I've seen with an amateur eye, there really doesn't seem to be any bioMSAR competition. There's nothing with the price/performance/greenness complex that comes close, plus the fact that for ship operators going green will transition from a PR stunt to legally mandatory in a decade or so, and it takes about that long to transition a fleet. And the fact that operators will potentially *save* money by switching to bioMSAR, it's hard to imagine this fuel not making a significant global imprint.

When the market cap is higher. Many fund managers have market cap rules that mean they won't consider smaller companies no matter what.

Fyoz, your call purchase doing well eh

Day: +27%

Week: +33%

Month: +148%

Year: +74%

5 years: +27%

3.76 is correct, first few trades were there then it stepped up to 3.88

That's right. This isn't a binding agreement or a commercial contract but in some ways it's just as important. It's a solid step towards true decarbonisation, which is what the countries of the world, and their pocketbooks, are focussed on. The amount of money that could be dumped on us is genuinely eye watering - there's really no other easy solution to decarbonise shipping right now.

False dawns is correct, post Saudi and buoygate, this stock was only ever going to shoot up to previous highs with actual revenue.

Positive RNS after positive RNS. We're racing ahead now.

Vince, this is why it's important to get the ball rolling and it doesn't matter how - the ball is a snowball - one company is connected to another company which is connected to a third and so on. Once we have one contract we'll be available to myriad companies doing all sorts of things, many of which we probably haven't even thought of. That's what a blue chip does after all.

"We aren't stacking Leandra on her backside and blasting her into space"

We should do that.

Clean energy it is clean and if it is made with coal power stations it isn't. It's also expensive and relatively inefficient from a shipboard power point of view

"Burn H2 in air, you get water vapour."

And discharge a battery and you get nothing. But a battery needs to be charged and H2 needs to be "made". H2 is nothing more than a battery that makes power stations mobile. If H2 is made with

True. And "imminent" finally came to pass.

"Bit of a sour comment at the end there!"

I think he was being sarcastic. But one should use the "/s" because sarcasm doesn't come across in writing.

"at this level QED would be cash neutral"

Remember that every price we've had from 45p to 1.3p has had no ongoing revenue attached to it. Imagine Quadrise as it is now, approximately, but with enough contracted ongoing revenue to cover all its costs. What share price would you then assign to it? This is why PE ratios don't really work for a company like this - even without any earnings at all, the share price would surely be very high.

"having a go at other LTHs like that."

You know very well that LTH came over here to say there something interesting somewhere else that I won't post here. There seems to be a whole load of reasons why this board is awful, that's great, I respect the point of view. I just don't understand why people turn up here to say it. If it's full of noise and idiots...go back to the cupboard and shut the door. It's ok, no offense will be taken.

"Use the filter."

I would appreciate this. The only time I know certain people have posted are when others respond to them.

I notice that in the days and weeks before the AGM we had not a single chartist come onto this board or any other boards and tell us about the impending 175% share price increase. Didn't all their indicators or whatever show this? We only ever get these people waxing lyrical after the event. Strange.

"would we get an RNS when Msc and Cargill sign their agreement"

There's no way for anyone to know, only guess. But I'd say we wouldn't unless those parties tell us we can. As you say, they are private parties making a contract to eachother that Quadrise isn't a party to so in a way it's "none of our business", even though it affects us.