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http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=SYM&ArticleCode=tse7xhca&ArticleHeadline=Response_to_BBC_Coverage&ahc=eqns5yu8

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/who-sri-gopi-hinduja-brothers-10372393

Huge market ahead - along with al plastics etc -l as per rns http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=SYM&ArticleCode=gwkf74vx&ArticleHeadline=New_Product_Launches

Symphony is working with Health & Hygiene Ltd, a British Company and Biomax Rubber Industries of Malaysia ("Biomax").Biomax Rubber Industries Sdn Bhd is one of the fastest growing manufacturers of latex examination gloves in Malaysia and produces more than 1 billion gloves per year, certified to ISO-9001 and product certifications of ISO-13485 and CE Marking as Class I Medical Device confirming European conformity. Biomax products are sold in more than 40 countries worldwide.

Health & Hygiene Limited are incorporated in the UK and have been working with Symphony for some time on several projects.  The antimicrobial examination gloves will be sold under the newly registered 'Protector Health & Hygiene' ("Protector®") brand.Â

now the over reaction is calming, volume massive , Sing on the short play (sitting on bid collecting) can't believe their luck they can close out at this level (some of the many rounded block trades) and a sea of buying as mm's happy to take any number of sell orders and buying of stock is relentless .....;-),

has been dropped hard, it's a sea of blue ...that'll be a clue to whats next following this over reaction to that old news imo, ;-)

buying up everything down here, provide a clue to what's next, short will be fully closed today as secured all they need at this level....the bbc story was old news all known previuosly and regugitated for some reason,....moving forward bio degradable is a must globally and SYM are the leaders in the disruptive tech ;-)

make money from plastic taxes and waste , there are a number of vested interests in keeping the status quo, but the dumping of waste in Africa etc has to end and degradable plastic has to be the way forward as the industry needs to gradually change from it's current stance, hence the disruptive nature of SYM has disrupted the cosy industry polluters of the globe, however Saudi Arabia has passed a law banning all single use plastic bags except those made with Oxo technology. and likely other middle east and Afican states will too soon, then the EU will be forced to adopt similar and not continue polluting the globe

a research paper from 2011 concluded it would be possible to create Oxo bags "that will almost completely biodegrade in soil within two years". as SYM do

https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/5c51/529d7536671758f2663ccd4260316625b3b1.pdf

Symphony's turnover was £8.2m in 2017, its chairman is the Conservative MEP Nirj Deva and it sells to countries across the Middle East and Africa.

Saudi Arabia has even passed a law banning all single use plastic bags except those made with Oxo technology.

The equitable or beneficial interests

Think of the beneficial interests as being what the land turns into when sold – money. and CLP have first charge, that's a pretty decent lump to start ;-)

http://www.allthings.bio/fight-plastics-heats-eu/

http://materbi.com/en/solutions/carrier-bags/what-happened-when-italy-banned-non-biodegradable-bags/

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/italy/10083487/Italy-furious-as-British-block-ban-on-plastic-bags.html

There is already a paper produced to explain to the EU the error of their outdated view...In addition the wider world is where the EU dump their plastic waste and although a few lobbyists in the EU have a vested interest, as ever, in maintaining he current plastic waste the wider world and others within the industry still seek change as do the public and nature, a lot more wheels to turn over coming months and a little research will throw up the benefits of degradable and the industry resistance will no doubt be forced to change , the product works , waste management will need to adapt and it may be a little premature to write off the disruptive capabilities of SYM just yet, the journey and changes are only just beginning ..

https://twitter.com/Michaellaurier/status/1018167297134006272

lots of interesting pages but page 11 of particular interest in the document below ;-)..and when one of the worlds nations affected states it wants bio degradable plastics only to be used / imported it'll set off a global change...disruptive tech takes time to disrupt, but it will as the global issues are huge and need a ready made and available solution ;-)

https://www.symphonyenvironmental.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Rethinking-teh-future-of-plastics-8-2-18.pdf

As a global provider SYM have a world wide market ....

In addition their are a number of products/ chemicals the EU prevent being used (weed killers particularly) that are used extensively world wide and hinder farmers etc within the EU compared to others outside EU...As a global provider and with the many issues related to the EU they are once again I'll informed and although a short term frustration their initial view is already under challenge, I'll see if i can dig the bio degradable challengers paper out tomorrow....:-)

There is already a paper produced to explain to the EU the error of their outdated view...In addition the wider world is where the EU dump their plastic waste and although a few lobbyists in the EU have a vested interest, as ever, in maintaining he current plastic waste the wider world and others within the industry still seek change as do the public and nature, a lot more wheels to turn over coming months and a little research will throw up the benefits of degradable and the industry resistance will no doubt be forced to change , the product works , waste management will need to adapt and it may be a little premature to write off the disruptive capabilities of SYM just yet, the journey and changes are only just beginning ..

and a general push down across the mkts from January to May left many stocks at average 20-30%+ down from the end of 2017 prices....this will allow growth back up to previous levels having cooled the market over past few months .....lower volumes provide sharp short term price movements either way and are just that, a short term move, a paper value reduction in a holding is frustrating but is all part and parcel of share dealing , selling when at lows is never a profitable move if the company has in place all the aspects that attracted the investment in the first place...............in the current market a 3% rise will get a share on todays top riser board, and supports the fact that picking winners is a difficult task, and one that also requires a degree of patience. Selling at a loss or the lows can be a good move if belief in the company and it's potential is lost to any investor, particularly if their is no progress likely, no products, no market and the business has superior competitiors etc...I would suggest CPX is better placed than many companies not just in it's sector but on Aim in general to make gains from these lows with all we know about progress to date, the pr is poor on occasions,granted, but the products/ IP have global appeal and the key to aim stocks is finding the poential gap from low to highs, ime current levels are close or at lows, fundamentals and IP are worth a lot more than 8p, on current knowns a realstic value would be closer to 18 -20p over coming weeks/months, looks like a damn good opportunity ;-)

looks like they're not so confident going forward, longs have it again ;-)