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City, thank you for your detailed response.
I have not problem with anything the bod have done to date. Not all things in business work to plan and some decisions we make are the wrong ones. That’s business.
My question was based on hopefully someone picking up on something I have missed. Everything you said is correct and I agree with your views.
Maybe we are all Missing something obvious. There are people out there who are far cleverer than me who might just know the answer to why a company doing so much, achieving so much and with massive massive potential is sitting at a 10m market cap.
I remember 40 years ago a very experienced bank manager told that when a share goes up or down or fails to react to a situation, there is always a good reason for it.
I’m heavily into mos, but confused as to why we cannot move on to a sensible valuation.
Anybody help as to their views why we find ourselves in this situation. I’d there is a reason, what is it?
Considering this is the biggest deal they have ever done, ME was the calmest he has ever been on a podcast. He was full of excitement whilst maintaining a very dignified stance. Now I am very impressed.
From a share price point of view, how many times have we seen a share walked up very slowly for two or three days only to then explode.
These are all new names to me. Are they getting busier than we thought?
Useful Contacts:
Laura Azpilicueta CSO
Marco Bobbio Business Development
Tom Fielder? Business Development
Lost money, your hatred of the BOD shows no limits. You have obviously been hurt previously by one or more of them. I can only presume they took some action that resulted in you losing a great deal of money.
Maybe stocks and shares are not for you. I for one certainly do not need your constant negativity. I can make or lose money on my own thank you.
There are lots of people on this board, some positive some negative. Please do everyone of them a big service and go and put your money in a deposit account at the bank.
Stakebuilding in lightweight solar panels provider Verditek (LON: VDTK) has pushed the share price 38.2% higher to 2.35p. John Celaschi has gone from less than 3% to 8.34%. His stake had fallen below 3% in November 2020, when the share price was even lower. Gavin Mayhew has increased his stake from 7.94% to 10.6%. The share price rose 38.2% to 2.35p.
But it wasn’t a 40% discount based on the price 7 days earlier. It was a 2.7% premium in real terms as the price was 1.46 a week earlier
But the whole world could have bought at that price. We can’t blame Mayhew for subscribing at 1.5
I just don’t see how your argument carry’s weight
I don’t see the problem. I bought week before last at 1.46p, Mayhew bought at 1.5p
How has he bought at a discount to me?
How did they load up at mates rates?
Whatever we all think about the company or RR, there is one thing they have proved they cannot do and that is SELL. Pretty fundamental to anything else is to sell your products.
The news this week that Bradclad is using our product to tie up with with Protan AB, is the biggest news for Verditek since RR took over two years ago and will be a total gamechanger. Protton can certainly sell, their T/O is £150m and have 35 sales agents now selling our product for us in Europe.
This news is far far bigger than anyone has yet worked out.
I'm sure this morning buying is still down to the tie up with Proton. They are a proven company with big T/O and sales staff that can obviously sell. This really could be huge for Verditek.
All Verditek have to do is produce the panels.
I can't see someone the size of Proton sticking their neck on the line unless they had done their DD on whether Verditek can produce the goods and also stand a good chance of being here in 12 months.
Probably the best thing that has happened to then since RR took over