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Hi MrWise, just to let you know that you're not on your own! I guess the RNS was a bit bland, results expected to be in line with management forecasts. The appointment seems to me a positive step in expanding in the US so I don't understand the negative on the SP. I'm not big in this share but would still like a positive outcome! GL....
It's good to see something positive happening after all the shenanigans of late. I read in Shares mag recently that neglected tin mines could be a good area to be in. What thoughts on where Corey will focus his attention?
Snuffles old thing, a thousand apologies but I appear to have reported your post! A combination of a) being clumsy and b) picking up my iPad awkwardly. So sorry. I read that article as well in Shares mag, and whereas I do not understand everything financialwise, does it not mean that going from 11.5 times forecast earnings to 5.1 times that this is a positive factor, so not really a caveat?
The CER market is only one string to their bow. Any ideas how big a string it is? Is the rest of their business ie the sustainable energy production gonna make them rich and famous? More to the point will it make us rich? You can forget the famous bit for me!
Hi, yes there's little old me still sitting here, head buried in my hands, in a darkened room! The name change hasn't done much good I notice! Just wait until the summer gets here, then you'll see news!
Friday 13 January, 2012 Symphony Environment Trading Update RNS Number : 4908V Symphony Environmental Tech. PLC 13 January 2012  13 January 2012 SYMPHONY ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES PLC ("Symphony", "Group" or the "Company"), Trading Update Symphony Environmental Technologies plc, the specialist in advanced plastics technologies including controlled life and anti-microbial products, and waste-to-value group (the "Group"), is pleased to provide a trading update for the 12 months ending 31 December 2011. Revenues for the period to 31 December 2011 are expected to be in line with the prior year (2010: £8.5m), with volumes of our main product d2w, growing by approximately 10% despite some reductions in the European markets. Finished products sales continue to decrease as planned and previously reported, as the sales effort focused on d2w, d2p and d2detector product lines. Sales in the final quarter were strong as global demand outside of Europe started to pickup following a quieter period of consolidation. In several territories sales were unexpectedly delayed due to initiation issues which now appear to be resolving. Once initial sales in a territory become established, revenues from that sales channel become more certain. We are therefore optimistic that this potential new business generated by legislative change will convert to increased sales in several step changes throughout this current trading year. Our main contracts remain secure for 2012 with indications for potential for further growth. We also have a number of important product trials in place, and negotiations are ongoing with several firms. The markets for our brands are indicating strong potential demand as a result of some positive changes in legislation, as well as more corporate interest in environmental, sustainability and health issues. The Group has reacted to these changes by further investing in expanding the product ranges, studies into product efficacy such as recycling, product control monitoring services and systems, carbon value, anti-microbial, and sales and marketing. These further increases in cost will result in a materially lower profitability than last year (2010: £1.1m), although our pipelines of prospective sales opportunities as a result of the investment are much higher. The cost structure is not anticipated to materially change in the short term. The Waste to Value division progressed well with the RuPERT project, and is active in the exploration of other synergistic opportunities. The Board will keep shareholders updated as to progress in this division throughout the year. Commenting on the update Nirj Deva, Chairman of Symphony, said: "Symphony has made significant progress in 2011, laying the foundations for future revenue growth while it continues to drive forward in a growing number