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It's a pdf
No bother
EC backs €320m for biomass-fired projects
A Portuguese financial-support scheme backing facilities fired on forestry waste has been signed off by the European Commision
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.edisoninvestmentresearch.com/%3FACT%3D18%26ID%3D22176%26LANG%3D&ved=2ahUKEwiK0MLHmuHfAhXR2OAKHQzeALM4ChAWMAR6BAgCEAE&usg=AOvVaw3xOj0cXpD4349d598cdkbJ
Looking at this would suggest 7dig is on par with Qumu Corp yet that is $2 per share
To see some decent buying and Mr 100k volume still been adding.
Seems odd considering no news so..........
Michael Nash, Executive Vice President of Digital Strategy, Universal Music Group, said, “Together, Facebook and UMG are creating a dynamic new model for collaboration between music companies and social platforms to advance the interests of recording artists and songwriters while enhancing the social experience of music for their fans. This partnership is an important first step demonstrating that innovation and fair compensation for music creators are mutually reinforcing – they thrive together. We look forward to Facebook becoming a significant contributor to a healthy ecosystem for music that will benefit artists, fans and all those who invest in bringing great music to the world.”
Under this partnership, users will be able to upload videos that contain licensed music and personalize their music experiences on Facebook, Instagram and Oculus, while sharing videos with friends and family. In time, functionality will expand to enable access to a vast library of music across a series of social features.
Going forward, the companies will experiment hand-in-hand to introduce new music-based products to these Facebook platforms, including Messenger, with the goal of catalyzing innovation to develop the next generation of music products that best engage social consumers.
Being in bed with UMG and Facebook's group seems pretty positive to me.
Another lot. Been checking out CES wink wink, hopefully it's what I'm thinking. It's all about MQA, imo anyway. GLA
Seems to all be entangled with the consolidation of the company. Saving 5m isn't a bad thing and they won't let the MM contract fall apart either.
Having completed two acquisitions last year, we have been busy consolidating the technology platforms and aim to operate the whole company on a single platform by the end of October 2018. This is an inflection point as it not only enhances our offering but, importantly, will take significant annual costs from the business. The Board expects the Company to make £2m of staff cost savings and another £3m of other overhead savings, which we envisage will lead to operating profit and positive cash flow.
The Content division includes revenue from the lower margin legacy sales of digital music downloads direct to consumers and higher margin one-off projects from record labels and partners where we handle content. In H1 2018, Content revenues grew by 84% to £2.1m (H1 2017: £1.1m). The rise in revenues can be attributed to an increase in usage of content through the 7digital platform and sales of high-quality (Hi-Res) audio in our own stores - the latter of which account for more than half of content revenues.
Just added more myself. Not sure CES will be when we get annoucement either, feel like news flow maybe held till after the 16th Jan but not to bothered at these prices as its a steal.
Posted this today, though it was June last year, shows it’s very much in more advance stage than some may think.
https://twitter.com/DeanoG78/status/1082240245641502720?s=20
Don’t forget this,
https://docs.google.com/document/d/15XuYEfZQahnU8fDjnZckJ2-PuHYhQ2GjzmTBLgdRBw8/mobilebasic
Biomass plant—update: Dan Rosenberg gave an update. We have signed a term sheet with an investor for the remaining $10 million, as a state bond issue. The total for the investor is $15 million. The bio-mass plant will be 2 megawatts from the beginning. One action that needs to be done is an ALTA survey. This will cost up to $6,000. The log deck is being operated by an Auberry logging business, and the owner, Richard Thornton, has agreed to provide enough feedstock for 5 years. A contract is in place. Our Mill Site log deck will be eventually leased by the North Fork Community Power.
ArQit is a Chorum project so they own it.
Agree with ffsapa, I won't be selling these on relist either. Prospects are huge.
ArQit has 5m towards its Quantum project from the Goverment already.
If they realist via Bloc then I believe 1.2m in the bank so about 6.2m before factoring anything.
If listing happens here I can't see more than 60m shares being issued on relist.
The more shares in issue the worse off the company is and I'm sure Chorum directors are fully aware of that.
The Bod had 50m shares in issue when they brought Avanti Comm to market, with 12.5% in issue for employees and finance companies with £2.50 per share.
Overheads in that company meant lots of shares where issued over the years but it still reached above £7 per share with these bod running the show.
Obvouisly nothing above really means much here but I for one like to better myself and I imagine the same for most people.
We will have to wait and see but with Docs in passing stages for Cordite 0.3.7 Maven and the supposed Mainnet listing Q1 I don't think your have to wait to long to find out.
There is every possibility that Chorum comes to market before Cordite is done which has a roadmap of April finish though it could also be closer than that.
Will need a mcap before working out the shares, if Chorum comes before Arqit ico and Cordite then mcap will be be much higher when they do so I would be holding.
Hope it happens, GLA Blockheads
Personally don't think 300m is outlandish. Take a look at IPOs today, still hit that on first rounds let alone 3rd round.
People might forget that at the height of the bitcoin boom some blockchain companies and their coins went mental giving them billion pound businesses.
Good thing about having the boom then as now we are back to normality , plenty of rubbish useless companies pushing coins or blockchain either got destroyed on the boom drop or made enough money and won't be back.
Pointless blockchain still exists today though gets debunked pretty quickly.
Examples: Capgemini trying to make a blockchain to order you milk when a milkman been doing that just fine for a long time.
Or
Coffee companies using the blockchain hype to give you a way of looking back where your coffee bean was picked, day, time and by which person.
Just look at Kodak, using the hype.
The love and hype for blockchain is gone, don't think that's a bad thing but for some reason people expected Rome to be built in a day.
Only blockchain that will be noticed are Working blockchains that actually are worth using, changing the world in a useful way.
ARQIT model is outstanding in this respect, Finance, Telecommunications and the motoring sectors seem to be the most lucrative with an actual need for blockchain and Arqit seems to be aiming at 2 of these.
Add the sideline of breaking the Quantum Security sector with the Bods satellite knowledge an background could make this a billion pound company.
Outlandish ? That's just my opinion, GLA.
https://twitter.com/SharePickers/status/1080378740025233410?s=19
Biggest riser lists of 2019
Doc holiday, a known basher who calls out Eqtec at be awful has chosen EQTEC as his own biggest riser of 2019 LMFAO
What changed his mind. How do you go from hating and slandering a company to then calling out it as the best company of 2019 ?
Try this Aim higher
“The Arqit Philosophy and the Post Quantum Research Alliance” by ARQIT
https://medium.com/@arqit/the-arqit-philosophy-and-the-post-quantum-research-alliance-2b4e18dcc350
Still amazes me the amount of money PI's are willing to invest into oil and gas to just receive dusters and cash raises or mining companies to drill exploration test holes over and over an never produce income yet don't invest in something with a model like this.
To a news rich 2019
Also I noticed they had been working hard over Christmas period on Cordite.