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I've only seen 1 and 2 year bonds so far.

web site not complete

http://synergiscapital.co.uk/home/faqs

Looks like Synergis Bonds are a go.... 2 year (2%) and 3 year (2.2%) fixed rate....... http://synergiscapital.co.uk/

Maybe nothing to get excited about as the web site was registered last Jan.... :-( So much for news by the end of the financial year.... :-(

Hmmmm http://synergisbonds.com/

Look at what was created today..... is this the same one???? http://synergisbonds.com/

Sorry bud but they can't place the shares under .1p as of now unless they call a GM and vote to have things changed.

I guess not.... :-(

"We would hope to be able to provide a further update before the end of the financial year."

The .1p is the lowest they can place these shares at unless they call an GM and change things which is a bit worrying. (£250,000.00 with allocated permissions from the last AGM at .1p) Mr. Gunns history with INSP dating all of the way back to the days of Disenco Energy PLC (2006) is also worrying as Disenco went under and Mr. Gunn and co bought it out. Disenco bought the rights in 2003.... I question why it has taken so many years and it has not come into fruition? "Development of the company’s mCHP technology began in the early 1980s at Lund University in Sweden, in collaboration with Swedish ship and submarine builder Kockums. Subsequently, in 1985 the project was taken over by Norwegian engineering company Sigma. Inspirit Energy then acquired the rights to the mCHP technology in 2011. The technology was bought out of administration from former TSX Venture Exchange listed Disenco Energy which had developed its own mCHP unit named the HomePowerPlant. However, due to both technical and economic reasons the boiler was not a commercial success. In July 2013, Inspirit came to market via the reverse takeover of AIM listed KleenAir Systems. In an all share deal, KleenAir bought the 82.95% of Inspirit that it did not own at the time for £3.5 million, valuing Inspirit at c.£4.2 million." http://www.alignresearch.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Inspirit-Energy-Align-Research-13th-June-2016-Final.pdf

Oct is already charging Inspirit for rent and admin fees plus they have given small loans in the past. Insp was given permission at the AGM to allocate 250 million shares.

At todays mid price I believe the company has the ability to raise £362,500.00 through equity with the last AGMs permissions. But what I do find interesting is what John Gunns Octagonal is doing: "SynerGIS has been established to provide commercial asset backed lending and its operations will be independent on the activities of GIS." Will one of their first acts be bailing out Inspirit with a commercial asset backed loan?

edit... source...:-)

But it is about Seafield in Colombia...... not a deramp but fact...... I just supplied the resource.... :-)

Not surprised... but it looks like they were.... http://www.microsofttranslator.com/bv.aspx?from=&to=en&a=hxxp%3A%2F%2Fwww.latarde.com%2Fnoticias%2Frisaralda%2F171361-mineros-artesanales-iran-a-paro-en-irra-quinchia http://www.latarde.com/noticias/risaralda/171361-mineros-artesanales-iran-a-paro-en-irra-quinchia

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-36495737

Don't blame others for your situation here.... It was your decision to make... :-)

You've all said it yourselves...... you don't trust the BOD.... why would anyone else trust them with a lump sum?... They'll pay the capex if it happens...:-)

They'll hold off on LC for a better deal I think. If they do a JV it won't be for any cash for MNC, just capex work on LC. :-)