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Try slightly south. Moored up outside the other dry dock.

"10% of the current issued ordinary share capital, all current outstanding warrants in the Company and any additional warrants which the Company may issue prior to the formal implementation of the LTIP."

So, "prior to".

"Following the formal grant, these Options will vest over a three-year period commencing 1 January 2023 and ending on 31 December 2025"

Well, as they were supposed to start on the 1st of January I guess they thought they would have had the Astra deal wrapped up by then. But then they posponed that didn't they.
"...the proposed debt financing is now expected to close in Q1 2023"
Best get a wiggle on for that deadline.
Oh, wait... "expected", "proposed". It's okay, they have it covered. lol

Sooo, getting to the point. :) Will they have to re-issue a new LTIP with new numbers and dates?
Once the Astra deal is done, that is. Or someone else, given the time it's taking to sign the term sheet with them.

Fwiw, they still have not signed off on these "options". And that is all they are, just options to buy, if they want too.
They have awarded themselves plenty in the past that have never been used and just expire.

From the RNS bsck in December.
"The formal grant of options pursuant to the LTIP is expected to take place over the coming weeks and a further announcement will be made in due course once documentation has been finalised."

Do we get a new chat board now?

Poisoning themselves?
A bit Romeo and Juliet, don't you think?
But then....
;)

It can be. With a very long, drawn out recovery. Sometimes. :)

Reminds me of the "tongue in cheek" definition of a Long Term Holder.
A LTH is just a STH caught up on a spike. :)

Warning!
Basket case?
Wake me up when September ends.

Ps.I hope you have to time of your life. :)

Curious why Nobby, not Noddy btw, probably the biggest single private shareholder would want a mbo?

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It must be catching at the Harl office. lol

Fwiw, I posted this link back at the start of Feb that showed Allianz were out.
https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xlon/harl/ownership
They first bought in back in Dec 2019 with 340m or 9.5% as it was then. So they have done their 3 years. It was around the time that Infa bought H&W. They, along with a few other II's bought in big at the time.

Calm down dear, no one is panicking. We were just having a discussion about Allianz and TR-1's.
We knew they had sold out. I pointed to it a while back. Looks like they called it right, tbh.

But if you have room in this years ISA then surely the next couple of weeks is when you get a lot of people filling it up before next year's.

It's not down to them to publish anything. They just have to notify Harl.

It's pretty much the same document that Stokey found and posted back in January, with only with a few minor details changed from the original. AFAICS. There is a change of name at the top of the document from Bracewell to A&L Goodbody. So it maybe it's just a change of agent. Or some such......

From a quick look through, with both PDF's up on screen, I noticed a few things don't seem to be in anymore. Such as references to the M55 contract, Cory Barges or the FSS. But rather IMEL now seems to have been given more importance as something to set charges against. Few changes to named bank accounts with charges against the company with Barclays now not mentioned directly but given over to just "any bank". Seems to be now more NI centric, if anything.

So, nothing much new, IMO. But DYOR. ;)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaDfMjzroSo

This one has been going on for a while, tbh. And it looks like they are still only at the stage of submitting applications for the project's consent, according to LSE's link.

They were progressing to next stage back in July 2021.
https://www.thecrownestate.co.uk/en-gb/media-and-insights/news/three-new-test-and-demonstration-floating-wind-projects-in-the-celtic-sea-to-progress-to-next-stage/

Although, there is a local consultation event planned in about a fortnight's time.
https://www.brauntoncountrysidecentre.org/events/event/white-cross-floating-offshore-windfarm-project/

Topping up too. :)
23,353 @8.22p was a buy, fwiw.

* you're
:)

Maybe not on the same scale but something that is happening local to me is TheClean Maritime Innovation Centre.

"Expected to open in 2025, the centre will feature cutting-edge research and industry partnerships from the Centre for Future Clean Mobility (CFCM, University of Exeter) and the University of Plymouth offshore renewable and maritime autonomy specialisms. The complex will also incorporate a range of offices and flexibly designed workshops to support businesses to innovate.
CFCM's global-leading research into clean maritime propulsion will support the re-positioning of Appledore as a centre of excellence for clean-propulsion shipbuilding as the movement away from diesel intensifies over the next few years."

https://www.torridge.gov.uk/article/21318/What-s-happening