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still steadily moving up ,

its showing as only sells today but price goes up ,wish all my stocks did that .lol

flutiform in italy now

some nice buys going throu

19.05% spread seems extreme ,,,

yes they continue ,there great record over the last few years ,shame the price dont reflect the good work the bod are doing

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great company ,one day the rewards will be very ,well run company and do a great job for nhs etc

will we finally get a move up ?? , two big buys

ok thanks for that ,been in this share for years ,the potential always seems good but never quite get there ,good thing is even at this price im in profit , court case over so hopeing onwards and upwards from now on. if a new licence soon ,that might be the start of many

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2 big trades ,bu still need board to give share a boast ,sign up tose deals

3 weeks to finals ,hopefully give it a good boost

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were all suppose to be going green ,you would think company would have a lot of good orders ,would be cheap now if someone wanted to take over company . if had knowledge company could fly ,this board just dont seem to attract the orders or interest ,,,

As Nick said this court case has been a heavy burden and I believe has meant some investors and more importantly licensees have been sitting on the sidelines waiting for the case to settle. If you were a prospective licensee would you sign up to a license on a technology that was in a legal dispute when if the result had gone the other way could hae saved yourself some cash? This should now resolve a number of issues for the company and i would hope will see the handbrake come off and some new deals being signed in the not too distant future. By the sound of things the current main licensees are all steam ahead and should give more transparency on revenue in the next few months. Perhaps one or two new licenses in other diversified areas will also showcase the diversity of the product. This going hand in hand 2k actually getting closer to hitting their current demand schedule and Northbrook ratcheting up their flat sheet business in the US all set the company up nicely. Clearly these high volume low cost licenses like NBF are the way forward and I am pleased that this is ultimately the focus of the company after the years of squandered funds on ridiculous R&D products. Lets hope that the board can use this as a spring board to bigger and better things.

could do with some good contracts news to follow this ,to get share price moving

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. By the end of the decade we see group revenues at £8m per annum Further upside could result if territorial licences can be struck in India and China. While we don’t assume this happening in our forecasts, we believe each country licence could be worth more than $10m, which is 45% of the current market capitalisation. By stats12

by stats12 Mon, 28 Jan 2013 20:58:00 GMT W H IRELAND have updated their target price to 3.6p - I have included a few snippets from the new note as cant post the whole thing on here. Global plastic consumption is 100 million tonnes per annum, of which less than 25% is currently recycled. One of the big problems is how to deal with mixed plastic waste – historically it has been expensive and time consuming to sort and most production processes cannot handle mixed polymers. The waste plastic recycling process that has been developed by ERT, Powder Impression Moulding (PIM), is able to effectively handle mixed plastic waste streams. As a result PIM opens up the possibility of manufacturing products from waste plastic where it would have been technically unfeasible or prohibitively costly to do so in the past. The potential is substantial. To exploit PIM, ERT is employing a technology licensing business model. Technical and commercial proof of concept has been achieved and initial licensees secured. We expect an accelerating ramp up going forward. Based on the roll-out rate we forecast for licences and JVs, we see modest revenues in the next couple of years but the business steadily gathering momentum. By the end of the decade we see group revenues at £8m per