Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Are mangrove still involved? I can't see this going down too much after the great RNS, these guys will get burnt and should fire us towards or maybe over 50p, it depends how long mangrove hang in there but surely they'll get a margin call if it goes too high
I'll be interested to see how this does next week. With talk of Jeremy Hunt offering bill discounts of up to 10k to people near new over headlines sounds like a bit of a sweetener but if this leads to shortening of the process to install new overhead lines to support net zero it has the real potential to accelerate NGs capital programme by removing some of the NIMBYS and planning process pain , i.e more growth sooner and a higher RAV for bigger returns on investment, sooner
Possibly, I do find there can be some manipulation of this stock but it does look like the manipulators won't be able to halt the charge it's on. If its at 30p and you think it should be more fill your boots, 30p is broken now and is only going one way so pile in, they might be helping mangrove but they're also helping buyers
Thanks, any idea on timescales on an update either way?
When will there be an outcome here? We've all been conned and our shares are going to zero but they are still showing in my trading account, are they technically suspended? Anyone got any idea what will happen next
Got screwed on the primary bid placing which now looks like a blessing in disguise, more fool them for not taking my money. I've just bought 500 on today's drop, seems a bit overdone, reasonable update so I don't understand the 20% drop although with the general economy not in a good place, high debt and interest rate rises on the cards I see why there is nervousness, regardless, seems good value at 160 if you can handle a bumpy few months
Shareholders to be wiped out, criminal
https://www.nationalgrid.com/gt-announcement
Thoughts?
£9.6bn seems like a good price, circa $13bn which seems higher than initially thought/forecast.
It's a shame for those investors who have had their fingers burnt. I was close to buying in but avoided it at the last minute and looks like I got lucky. Lots of people pumping this and getting greedy for the dividend, while this might be a loss for some it's a good lesson learnt on how a once mighty firm can disappear almost overnight
It would be interesting if Roman sold out only for Putin took the assets and then gave them him back... They would make us look like mugs and they would enjoy that if they're still friends