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My mistake on electric cost. Industrial is around 9c
So your calc is 21mw+40% = 29.4mw
29400*24*0.09 = $63504
Electric cost is around 35c kwh.
Data centre cooling is approx 40% of energy costs on average.
@Trisor They may have raised it, but the data is showing the opposite and that's what any procurement process would be going off.
I'm not sure why people keep ignoring the public procurement act changes. It's extremely detrimental for companies doing what Capita is doing, selling stuff off to balance books, and they could be banned from shortlisting process with any government contracts as the new act is trying to add protection against Carillion 2.0.
With a lot of Capita's business being public sector contracts, they may soon find they're not eligible to be included in any tendering.
Nope. Will wait until after the release of the public procurement act. Very strict rules on giving public contracts to companies in poor financial situation. Current share price and selling off bits of the company will not look good when tendering for public sector work.
New public procurement act brings financial health of suppliers into account for any large public sector contacts. Capita may not be able to be shortlisted during tenders with its current situation.
What are you talking about? Can you stick to facts rather than complete fantasy guesswork. There is nothing concrete in what you mentioned and could apply to any business doing anything.
Do you have anything factual at all?
For example, any reason for the 45% drop this morning despite no RNS?
They had a lot of public sector contracts and many have ended early due to councils not getting value for money or not renewed to bring services back in house. Public procurement act will make it harder for capita to win large public sector contracts with greater emphasis on finical health of suppliers. Local govs don't want another carillion so are very cautious about using carillion 2.0. Capita restructuring in order to stay afloat does not look good and likely to count against them in any procurement exercise.
Usually trading 212 doing it in a batch.
Usually September-October time for the main rise after halving.
Except it isn't AIM. So that makes no sense.
They have a number of cases against them for failed joint ventures with councils. I know my local council is owed millions by Capita for breach of contract of a failed joint venture/asset distribution from ending of partnership and the likelihood is that the council will win.
It's not like they get a choice when to release an RNS.
The thing that bugs me is the starting of new projects or MoUs when old ones aren't finished. I wouldn't start an extension on my house and then decide to redo the bathroom and replace the kitchen halfway through. It would stretch me too thin both financially and resource-wise.
Much better to do one and show its merits and then expand.
First tag is #aim. Not off to a great start.
R8 Capital is a Singapore based crypto company. I assuming it's not a coincidence
I'm not entirely sure how big issue is considering a large proportion of the register is publicly available. I have one from 2 years ago on my laptop. The restricted one is available to read by appointment so I guess the most at risk are those that are usually hidden due to being in witness protection or fleeing from domestic violence.
Is it not being treated negatively as they're spreading themselves thin with more projects rather than concentrating on completing existing ones?
You think the price will go up 10 fold in a week?
Is it showing a pump and dump?
The holding percentage is going down then up by the looks of it?