"BNP is a business-friendly party," he said, adding, “What Bangladesh needs most right now is a government truly elected by the people. Without that, foreign investors will not come.”
RE: Government to review all independent power deals31 Jul 2025 10:25
You posted the same link a couple of weeks ago. This was my reply back then....
NCT what you reveal is the countries investigation on how much power generators get paid for electricity produced.
Yes lots of disparity between one power plant and another.
This does not relate to coal price. As we know they import most of the coal burnt, often a lower grade coal with less calorific value than the in country resources can provide.
By burning local coal their power generation would be more efficient.!!!
And not take up most of their foreign exchange cash.
The recent posts over the last couple of days are very encouraging ref political parties in the frame for election success are all promoting the use of internal coal resources in place of importing.
Yes great post from you! (And I see by your history you know what you are talking about, and not ramping)
Glad it has resurfaced this evening as a lot of onlookers will be wondering how a share can grow 536% in a day and settle at 450%.
Going NT for six of the last eight mins of trading 6+ billion volume...
Like you I Never heard of EME but they do have 8.5% ownership of something huge. No infrastructure capex and gas sales at market price! (Mr Trump has given Mr Putin 50 days to make peace. As each day passes you watch the spot price of hydrocarbons rise....)
Perhaps you will need to adjust your revenue values up a bit.