Member Info for Shurething

That's why I said 'like'. It should have 'TEX' in it but the Nova, Viru and Viro prefixes have all been 'taken' numerous times. However, that doesn't prevent one of them from being used - or something similar.

I have emailed PHARM2FARM and suggested they need a catchy name for the fabric - e.g. VIROTEX. That way licenced manufacturers would be tied into the name (thereby helping to protect their patent) and new product lines - e.g. other forms of PPE and hospital soft surface coatings could be marketed under the same brand name.

Here we go!

Of course, if the masks were marketed under the same name as the listed company (personally I don't think either name is a good one - in the context of the product in question) the buyers would be flooding in. A catchy name that highlights the novelty of the product would be good - such as NOVATEX. Then there could be roll-out not just of masks but of the fabric for other anti-viral / bacterial garments and surface coatings - e.g. screens and curtains in acute wards.

Ticked up again

Massive rash of buys at 2.8 - including me. Lunchtime blues are buys and very few sellers!

My guess is because it translates to 50 million on the company's capitalization. A nice 'round' figure!

Pharm2farm's Careers page has a single vacancy - for a machine operative! https://www.pharm2farm.org/careers/
I hope they have planned appropriately for the rush(ian) and other enquiries!

Around 20 years ago I had to translate some Russian scientific docs into English: for a gold project work in the Ishim River area then around 15 years ago for a Russian MSc student on the Lake Baikal drainage system (coincidentally she was studying at Nottingham Trent University). I couldn't read much Russian at all but the advantage with the Russians is that they leave certain scientfic, mathematical and practical details in English - so at least you get the gist of what they're on about!

Gareth Cave appeared on BBC East Midlands News. The German agreement sounds good. What is required is an agreement with one of the 'big boys' such as 3M. USA and Europe would be the principal target markets I feel.

I guess. But this is a high risk business - you win some you lose some! The same director was previously a director with Cove Energy (AIM listed) who were taken over for over 1 billion pounds. Then, as far as the investors were concerned, the sun shone out of their proverbials! So don't be surprised if there's another twist to this one!

Thanks - made a few quid there by buying a few hundred thousand at .82 then selling a few points higher. What's your take on a possible tie in with IRG? The link being that TPET has a director who was also a founder of IRG.?

Thanks for the update - time to buy then (at 0.82)

Hi Wheely, if you check the directors' remuneration figures for TPET they don't seem OTT to me - 40 or 50 grand is not a lot bearing in mind all te pressures and ****ging off that comes their way. Remember, if oil was that easy to find it would be cheap!

Substantial buying - good to see!

One failed hole doesn't make a licence area bum! There will therefore, presumably, be value remaining in the licence. As for the cash situation - it's wait and see re. the cost of the last hole.

The Zani Kodo deposit is a 'no-brainer'. High gold recoveries in testing, decent grades, tightly constrained orebody and controls on mineralisation. That's c. 3 m oz in the bag as far as I can see! The infill drilling is a necessity for block modelling the data and bringing inferred into the indicated resource category, and indicated resources into the reserves category. After all development costs this should be worth $200 an oz margin, so the sums seem quite appealing to me.

Ever been to Mwana's operations? They are run in a very organised way, with modern plant and almost as a 'model mine'. Gold extends beyond current mine. Don't get sucked in to being negative. These guys are serious about what they're doing and operate virtually a 'Model Mine'. Take a holiday to Bindura or just look at the mine on Google Earth and you'll see what I mean.

Get in quick. These will close up

Results look fine to me. They are on an upward path re. revenues and I expect the share price to recover somewhat today.