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One or two more contracts and we'll have an order book of over a billion euro's. :)

A lot of discussions behind the scenes for other contracts by the looks. This is going to be massive. Buy and hold.

Sham this is no where near high risk, it’s not an oil, gas or mining company. Its medium risk at worse.

Good to see the company got 1 eye on social media.

‘Eco Buildings is also in active and extensive discussions with several additional licensed EGIS entities, reflecting the substantial and growing demand for the Company's innovative, high-tech, and energy-efficient building systems. There are in excess of 370 licenced EGIS organisations in Chile.‘

Revenues and funding already coming in.

The sp at the moment does not reflect on the fundamentals. It’s just been affected by the warrants. This will be nearer to 10p than 2p in a few months.

Here’s how it typically works, step by step:

1. Warrant Holder’s Position

A warrant holder has the right to buy new shares at a fixed exercise price (say 1p per share).

However, they might not want to hold more shares overall — they just want to realize cash.

So, they sell their existing “normal” shares first (often called “selling against the exercise”) and then use the proceeds to exercise the warrants, replenishing their holding.

2. Selling Pressure

The warrant holder places a large sell order, sometimes with limits (e.g. “don’t sell below 2p”).

Because it’s a big sell, market makers (MMs) see a surge in supply.

MMs will try to generate trading volume so they can offload the incoming shares and maintain liquidity.

This often involves narrowing spreads, dropping the share price, or creating volatility to attract buyers.

3. Share Price Reaction

The increased selling pressure + MM activity can push the share price down temporarily.

Retail investors sometimes misinterpret this as a negative signal (“someone’s dumping!”), when in fact it’s part of the warrant exercise process.

4. Warrants Exercised

Once the warrant holder sells enough shares and has liquidity, they exercise the warrants (buying new shares from the company at the warrant price).

These newly issued shares replace the ones they sold earlier — so their overall holding might end up roughly the same.

5. End Result

The company receives cash from the warrant exercise (good for its balance sheet).

The warrant holder monetizes their position.

The short-term price often dips due to selling pressure, then recovers once the overhang is cleared.

Rule of them, need 3/4 times the volume to clear the last 96m warrants so that's approximately 288m-384m volume (lets take an average 336m). The average daily volume is 25m volume, so that's 13 days to clear 96m warrants. Now, what we don't know, is when did they start forward selling those 96m that were announced on 20th October. So, if we assume they've been forward selling them about 5 days before the announcement, that means we are 10 days into clearing the 96M warrants. That leaves approximately 3 more days to clear. I'm going to side with the edge of caution and say they'll take the whole of next week to clear. So next week could still be bumpy. November could see the rise in anticipation of contracts and commercialisation in December.

BALavi, the only reason we have dropped from 3.6p to 2p is because of warrants. 150m have been sold in the past 2 weeks. Thats a substantial amount, since on average our volume is 15-20m . Its obviously going to drag us down. But looking at the past month or so, it is reluctant to drop below 2p, so there is no appetite to sell their shares below 2p atm.

Just find it weird your first post was to say you’ve sold. Well done.

Lucky, I think these types tend to be insecure traders who are not 100% sure that they made the right choice to sell, but feel better if they deramp they may affect the sp, hoping and thinking that the sp drops to justify them selling.

Indicators of stability and capacity

The Chilean housing sector is backed by decades of policy development. A study notes that “fifty years of government policy have consolidated the legal, institutional, and entrepreneurial foundations of the current housing production and financing system”.

IADB Publications

Wilson Center

This suggests the state has stable frameworks to issue housing-projects.

Eg: subsidy systems, institutional actors (housing ministry, authorities) are reasonably well-developed.

IADB Publications

Recent government initiatives show strong ambition and concrete targets. For example:

The “Emergency Housing Plan” (led by the Ministry of Housing and Urbanism or “Minvu”) aims to deliver 260 000 housing units by March 2026.

Fynsa

As of Jan 2024, ~100 000 homes had been delivered under that plan, ~38.8 % of the target.

Latina Republic

A recent contract for €420 million to deliver 20,000 modular homes under the social housing programme shows project commitment and funding.

Eco Buildings Group Plc

The government is also extending housing support beyond urban centres:

The “Rural Habitability Programme” aims to reach remote and rural communities, improving living conditions and therefore widening the state’s housing-reach.

World Habitat

These points indicate that from a policy/institutional viewpoint, Chile’s government is stable and committed to housing projects: there is clear policy, targets, mechanisms and funding.

Taser a typical daytrader who needs to justify selling and spouts nonsense.

Taser, yeh I believe you. Good luck rainbow chasing.

Summary in case some missed it.

Dominican Republic- Letter of intent for 10,000 new homes worth $237M.

Senegal- Negotiations to construct 10,000 homes and local partner G2 to invest 1.75m euro expected in December.

Kosovo- 195m Litigation claim

Albania- 2.2m Euro for a luxury 18 unit apartment with opportunities for furthermore apartments.

Canada- 2 storey showhome for potential contract to help Canada with 3.5m homes by 2030.

Sudan- 5m euro investment by Socotra for 2no production lines to address their housing shortfalls.

Chile- 420m euro contract with upfront payment of 12.75m euro to help production.

All for a mcap of £25m. What an absolute bargain. WOW

Taser, why the need to tell us? Good luck though rainbow chasing elsewhere.

The warrant holders already have shares in company, they know how many warrant shares they have to exercise, so they sell their normal shares say 50m for argument sake from 4.8p down to 2p, making a handsome profit from 0.4p. Then they exercise those warrants and keep them to replace the already sold ordinary shares. No tr1 required because effectively not increased their shareholding. Majority of warrant holders always forward sell.

Need to notify for every 1% increase after 3% threshold.

Radika, I’m looking for more than a £1.

No TR1s at all, so warrants have been sold.