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Beginning to wonder if the P&Gs, W*lm**t's (major supermarket) might try a trade sale for Salarius, will be worth multiples of TEKs £41m market cap!
Stu

TEK is listed on OTC markets Stateside, should be good when they read RNS

Decent day altogether, do we feel AWE is heading to FTSE 250/350?? Market Cap is large enough, greater exposure won't do any harm to SP
What's the consensus? Profits are forecast, does AWE reinvest in the business, or pay regular dividends?
Stu

That's a bit more like it, plenty more to come

Hopefully AWE SP will carry on in this vein - feel the market is unsure until concrete financials
Stu

Added AWE today, like the look of the figures and prospects - any pointers from 'old hands'?
Stu

Not sure how Tekcapital, as a small company (current market cap of £32.7m) could be doing much better...
BELL - Exercise price, I believe, was 15p - shares now at a buy price of 96p an uptick of 640%. SP will only rise on news of sales figures/distribution deals.
Lucyd - Performing beyond the wildest dreams of even the most optimistic TEK investor, now with plans to expand into Europe
Salarius - Recent Supermarket deal in U.S. for 800+ outlet marketing of SaltMe! crisps - if one Supermarket chain is aware, then they all are...Raises profile for Microsalt considerably.
Guident - Patience required, huge potential

What almost impresses me the most is TEKs ability to attract industry 'big hitters' to the portfolio boards - a £32.7m company remember, small by many measures.

With the portfoilio coming to fruition, it's beyond my comprehension why investors would want to offload at this stage. Admittedly we all have our own agendas, however.
As ever, i'm happy to be corrected, and won't take offence, as contradictory responses would only enhance my knowledge.
Stu

At 11p, I feel for you Pokeface - personally managed to procure 100k shares at 1.3p (sorry), so relatively relaxed about the whole thing
With the COP26 climate change conference looming, it might turn out that the Welsh Govt might well approve Uksmouth in its wake - they may well want to be seen in a good light, and approval would be a positive headline for them to demonstrate their commitment to mitigating climate change and general green projects?? 'World Leaders' will be looking for such projects, to affirm their good intentions to the populace...??
Stu

Bought relatively modestly this morning, seeing SAE as a speculative long term hold - if things go well, could work out very nicely from current price.
Thinking/hoping that COP26, starting at the end of the month, could give SAE a bit of exposure or at least funding for projects...depends on Govts genuine seriousness to mitigate climate change, might at least hasten a decision on Uksmouth, so we'll all know where we stand
Stu

Speculiar, thanks for understanding my mis-read on your RNS attachment, in my defence, on Nightshift this week and was barely awake lol.
Still 'wondering'? TEK SP 50% below NAV and portfolio coming to fruition, could possibly do much worse than rebuy

My mistake RNS was from 5/10/2020 lol

Thanks for the link Speculiar - really puzzled that this RNS from yesterday hasn't appeared here on LSE nor my HL account
Maybe the market caught wind of a Guident tie up, and was hoping it would be with a mega cap?? Might explain SP movement, just a thought??
Stu

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Stu

Nothing quite like a SP drop to have you questioning yourself, playing the long game personally, while watching through my fingers - surely oversold today? Lots of people made money on TEK since spring, maybe heading for 'safer' havens?
With the Crowdfunding that's been going on, it makes a raise less likely?? Hopefully bounce tomorrow
Stu

Thanks bbrq648, we must have posted simultaneously, similar has been posted before regarding two working days to register shares, just me being cautious (technology these days seemingly making me think that it might be more instant)
Stu

Thanks arsenal, probably in the fine print that the company retains the surplus, I would think - might be a lot of disappointed people IF by selling yesterday, they don't qualify for the Divi....the company MIGHT score big style, judging by the SP movement/sell off
I'm making no implication that BBB may have acted improperly in that possible scenario, I must add, so as not to be misunderstood
Stu

Thanks for the replies Crazyyear and arsenal58
Indulge me on a hypothetical? IF sellers yesterday are NOT entitled to the Special Dividend, and BBB are returning £25.9m to shareholders (as stated in RNS) at 45p per share, what would happen with the surplus monies? It would, in that scenario, be a fact that not 100% of the issued shares would be entitled to the dividend...does the company retain the difference? If so they would not be returning the full £25.9m to shareholders, yes?
Might be awesome if they divided that figure by only the shares that qualify fully - I can but dream lol
Stu

Personally focusing on the portfolio developments, rather than market twitches, so to speak - thought the SP was low when I bought in, so its all comparative??
There's always a flip side, we all might be delighted by a perceived low SP as and when TEK declare a special dividend and we can pile in to take advantage??
No brainer hold
Stu

Thanks Pete, still not chancing it as record date is 4th at 6pm lol
Agreed there looks like lots to come from BBB, seemingly retaining 8% of Quickline, receiving another £10.1m conditionally regarding the sale earlyish next year (another special dividend??), New Zealand prospects, governments dishing out subsidies to connect more rural areas, BBB experts in the field (ok, pun intended), now debt free and, in essence, I've received a 45p discount on the share price, sort of...
Stu

Thanks Peter, however I have read differently on Investopedia etc, ie shares must be held on the record date - no point in chancing it imho, also thinking BBB could be a decent investment anyway and SP will hopefully recover, at least, in part
Thanks again
Stu