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What product? It's a consultancy.

Really.. 15 years to get to a million revenue with no actual product is shocking. I don't know why this is a public listed company.

This "record second half" is not much growth on a share that's had not much growth over the past 15 years, so what are they getting right?

The point is what is it about those figures that changed so much from the previous figures.

What is this chump going on about?

If someone is going to come on here and talk about the share price going further down at least put some reasoning behind it. Yes there's been sellers, which is why the price has gone from 270p a month ago to where we are now. For what reason did this company drop by that much because I can't see it.

Thanks Ray just had a chuckle at the 20k buy here just to annoy baserite looool

Making friends everywhere you go baserite loool

pretty big transactions going on for a company of this size

suspect a few that have sold out are second guessing themselves right now

This is what happens when you get a company like azerion to sell your platform to a wider market. Only just the beginning

How does it go NT to buy after supposedly £80k more shares have been sold today lol

I read the RNS, Simulation based design of fulfilment and distribution centres , what's that then?

Twenty Four, the catch seems to be that there are no way to sell shares if there is no IPO. I have no idea why a Power Breezer/Simigon merger makes any sense.

Congrats to people who had the balls to pick this up in the 1s and 2s, I certainly didn't!

sure smells like something is coooking

Yep, completely oversold, can't see how this doesn't go up significantly from here.

never seen anything so bizarre on here and ive seen a lot

Well that says it all, I'd have thought you'd be interested in making money. Don't think we're the ones that are salty.

This would mean that they continue to create 16.6x more value for VAL than themselves. Doesn't seem like much of a strength. Amazing that with all these large companies that deal with PYC takes such a tiny slice of the pie. Why is that? Because they are poor at negotiating, or don't actually generate much value with what they do?