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A few in above 35p+ should still see good returns imho. Water is becoming big business, especially to the richest companies that don't have much of it.. The world is awash with oil but not drinkable water..

A co that clean the waste water and provide drinkable water with links to the Chinese govt., Should clean up here.. Anyone know a company that could help? https://www.theguardian.com/global-development-professionals-network/2017/jun/02/china-water-dangerous-pollution-greenpeace

?? 3hrs ago http://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy-defence/article/2096814/chinese-firm-poised-advance-middle-east-peace-process

Project is live ahead of schedule, ££££ Big china event next week, one of the largest water poor countries in the world. Might be a good time for a china JV perhaps ;-)

missed this first part. India's silicon valley Bangalore has run out of water. Modern Water plc is proud to be at the forefront of technologies that save and treat water in industrial processes, including a project in India using Modern Water plc's proprietary brine concentration technology to treat wastewater produced in the textile dyes industry

The project is being executed in partnership with Advent Envirocare Technology Pvt. The innovative brine concentration system is being built into a new facility: for more see http://bit.ly/2rLRbjQ and http://bit.ly/2rLOWNh http://bbc.in/2svI1E7

http://www.modernwater.com/media-events/press-releases/press-detail/items/water-scarcity-in-indias-silicon-valley

Anyone know how many agents MWG has? Much easier to scale up if they have agents in all the water scarce countries selling a seawater to drinking water solution. AND then you have all the waste solution products for Gib spain etc

Just look how SA needs a solution.. the opportunities really are enormous for MWG. http://www.sabc.co.za/news/a/d5bfb780415475ddb2ccff092ca4a5d3/Govt-working-to-ease-drought-in-W-Cape

How do you put a value on that if they manage to scale it up.. I think the cash rich water starved areas of the Middle East etc would be all over it as money is no object.. glad we are in at basement levels after hitting 35-38p just a few weeks back. nothing has changed, just a bit of extra cash in the coffers to progress the tech and opportunities.. gla

yes please, but I doubt it.

I would hope the bod can back up the bullish words with signed off deals... now funded so they have to deliver, can't use shortage of working capital as an excuse now.

it does sound like it.. hence the bullish noises in the oversubscribed 2nd RNS today.. I still can't decide if any govt. would trumpet a deal as good news for the environment or an admission of guilt for past failings. either way these new treatment plants have to go ahead as EU will hit with another fine in due course if they don't start the works.. look as waste treatment failings in spain and other EU countries, a whole different scale altogether, and a fantastic opportunity for a well funded company to now go after...

just like the xmas sales they don't last forever. most bullish outlook comments from bod today and now fully funded and derisked for new buyers.. expect a return to recent highs if gib. can be reactivated in short order.

I see the Spanish were also in a little bit of bother. http://www.tenerifenews.com/2016/12/spain-faces-massive-fine-for-delays-over-sewage-treatment-updates/

The poor water standards are not just Gibraltar either, plenty other areas in UK where govt. Got it's wrists slapped in that court ruling.. Improved water standards as well as converting seawater to drinkable water are global issues, with global demand, the company that can crack this at low costs will be worth ££££ Look at the possible demand for the tech in oil rich, water poor areas.

Maybe they are closer than we think, with so much bubbling under the surface we could get a tsunami, Gib China Graphene nano filters etc

now bearing in mind the court case result would have been indicated to UK govt. a long time before and the arrangements with northumbrian water have been in place for years and processes tested, it does look like funding is the final thing to be sorted on this 20 year scheme.. which backer will they go with?

well this was the latest, 3 weeks ago, mentions soon? https://www.gibraltar.gov.gi/new/sites/default/files/press/2017/Press%20Releases/277-2017.pdf

If this nano grapheme filter works and the noises appearing suggest it could then it could be a game changer for the production of clean drinkable water. It's also good they have a global water giant involved in the tests.