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And while everyone bickers it's starting it's recovery, lots of director buys recently including the £1m one take note

Bought back the ones I sold at 39 for 32 recently to add to my core holding. I'm confident of Made Tech long term with the likelihood of more contracts but am noticing a lot of round number 'sells' recently, can't work out if it's a buyer buying in or a holder selling out (wouldn't surprise me if its the former), maybe we'll get a holdings rns to confirm at some stage. I do believe we'll inch our way back up though

Every dog has it's day, unfortunately this dog had its day 10 years ago

Avocet, maybe the results could be poor maybe not but they're not until November, in the meantime the share is on an obvious upswing so may hay while the sun is shining as they say

Crashes tend to happen when least expected

Probably designed to fool us into believing it's another down day tomorrow as it will immediately open well down from that 'close'

Ironknut - Elixir for one

Unhooked, did you conveniently miss the director buy of £1m on 27th August ?

Well I'm inclined to have another go, all these director buys are sending a message

I went to the website and found the answer to my own question this morning, why they couldn't include the notes to the accounts on this mornings rns I dont know, as I was advised they need to find $50k by October 2026 or converted into shares. That's a red flag for me, gla

"Note 20. Borrowings 30 June 2025 30 June 2024

Non-current $'000 $'000

Unsecured

Convertible note (i) 51,315 45,701

Total borrowings - non-current 51,315 45,701

(i) Convertible notes

The Company has issued two convertible notes to Magna International Inc. with an aggregate principal amount of $47,500,000. The notes are convertible into ordinary shares at an adjusted conversion price of GBP £0.0995 per share, subject to adjustment, up to a maximum of 386,405,006 shares, and are subject to a 9.99% beneficial ownership cap. Interest is payable at 6% and 8% per annum, respectively, and may be paid in cash or, at the Company’s election, capitalised and added to the outstanding principal. The effective interest rates applied to the liability components are 13.14% (Tranche 1) and 11.84% (Tranche 2). The notes mature on 4 October 2026 and contain customary anti-dilution and adjustment provisions. In accordance with AASB 132 and AASB 9, the notes have been accounted for as compound financial instruments, with the liability component recognised at amortised cost and the equity component recognised in equity. The liability component is subsequently measured using the effective interest method. The equity component is not remeasured. Upon conversion, the carrying amounts of the liability and equity components are transferred to share capital."

Love this comment lol

"We are accelerating discussions with several parties to monetise the operational gearing in the business by restoring critical mass"

Straightforward English would be preferred !

Not in thankfully

Wheres the accompanying notes to the accounts ? I wanted to look further into those borrowings. I'd heard they need to fund clns in oct 2026 about $60m, can anybody shed any light on the truth if this please

And a delay to 15 month results too...doesn't augur efficiency

Why ?

Unsure what prompted to make Stockopedia change their rankings so swiftly, less than 4 days ago it had a rank of 24 (and QVM of 12,42,52) and a neutral stance, now 98 (85,91,86) and a super stock

33p for up to £12k, goes up to 34.66p after that. Yes I am a holder.

Not true on HL James, can buy at least £10k quite freely

"enshrined in law" tends in reality to become a bad debt eventually written off in a few years time as "cleaning up the balance sheet". History ? take your pick but the sale of the ferry comes to mind where they essentially gave it away for nothing in the end

And the fall last week enough for the FCA to investigate insider dealings.

Not in thankfully

Rubbish, I'm getting 27.8

and almost 33 to buy £15k