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DNEv, with all the enquiries, and without any salesforce, you'd have thought the CEO would have to work more than a day a week to fend off all those pesky customers wanting quotes and contracts signed.

Anyone thinking that if DL or an ENET developer has actually developed anything whilst he was being handsomely paid by ENET (which he hasnt) will somehow benefit ENET shareholders needs to give their head a wobble.

Had bought a while ago for my wife's is a around 170p as I thought they couldn't go too much lower with the cash backing and growth rates.

Recentlh added a small amount to my isa at the lows, hopefully I have timed this well for once.

PMason - good spot.

So before the recent announcement where he is now being paid for one day for doing less than a days actual work at ENET, you realise what he has been doing for the other four days he was being paid and doing something else before then.

You do wonder what the R&D output for all the $ms of shareholders funds spent over the last couple of years in ENET was focused and protected, certainly not on creating value in ENET. I am sure the governance by the superb BoD will have been brilliant here in protecting shareholders.

From these numbers for 2025, absolutely not.

After all the years of trading revenue of £1,166k - is that it for a market that is booming ?

Only just exceeds the share based payments (based on standard accounting principles and BS model) of £1,061k directors have awarded themselves for such a great, consistent performance.

Never known a company state orders which aren't order but subject to contract, just ridiculous. The cfo cannot be a serious individual.

Opex costs completely out of control, breakeven on that opex needs to be 3x revenue they reported.

On no, Tedc is back with the most ridiculous posts

Bazza, probably right about all 7.

Just on 1, you don't have to "receive" income to recognise it. Recently did a licence deal with a n annual payment over ten years, all recognised upfront (with adjustment for financing) due to contract terms.

Shorts getting toasted

Hybridan really is completely worthless rubbish.

That makes three of us. Not into mining shares, but did take a look after the vox markets pod - Paul Hill is always a good listen.

The Harwood boys also bought into another stock I own, mycelx, but this has already jumped but could go further.

Interesting thing about Zoom is it is an investor in genesys, which also has servicenow and salesforce as investors.

Little top up below 50. Not surprised this can back down from the high 50s but thought this would rest around 55. I think the arr growth from the initiatives will kick in in 2026.

Ballbag, another newbie who hasnt got a clue about the sector, and more importantly ENET as a company and will soon disappear.

LOL,

From a statutory accounting perspective (all other things being equal), the last sale value would provide the valuation.

Rise today, I think Nvidia or Space X are stake building

Hopefully a few shorts getting roasted here.

Could really do with a little more newsflow here, they have secured an increasing arr in 25 but just need an rns on adding to the deal flow + a high retention rate.

No point in asking AI questions which you don't even vaguely understand, and answers which include Tarana being a customer after being dumped years ago (after ENET stated in RNSs it was working on second generation products for Tarana).

Having ENET on the same page as Broadcom, Cisco, Juniper and Intel is just funny - more expertise in one recent wet behind the ears R&D graduate in these companies than the whole of ENET.

The supplier of crisps to the vending machines and loo cleaners get more $$$ out of this tier 1 customer.

Its the sort of business you have as a retirement project, it shouldn't be listed as used as a vehicle to keep the BoDs wallets full.

Probably a UK or non Israeli account where the yearly costs vastly outweigh the cost of the holding multiple times over.

Okay when the holding was worth £ms, just yet another reminder of the complete destruction of the share price and the complete incompetence of the Board of Directors.