Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
Looks like Energy Chap is another friend of realit et al. Only 2 posts on LSE both on Cyan BB being rather negative but purporting to have no actual interest in the company. Another one desperate to get the SP down for their masters.
Boff ... if you need to ask the question I'm afraid you'll never believe the answer. Incidently the answer is yes and increasingly so. Like it or not Amazon is becoming the go to site for purchasing everything and anything.
A point to consider, the lucrative Easter period fell in Q1 this year as opposed to March in 2016. thus inflating the percentage increase. The following taken from last weeks interims is also of significance ..."We continued to deliver strong year-on-year growth across our brand portfolio in the six months to 30th September 2017 despite lapping prior year pipeline fill in major retailers".
Sightings of Blackwoods Gin in The Spar Shop at Spean Bridge (Nr Fort William) and next door on the Whisky section of the Woolen Mill along with Blackwoods Vodka. Nicely expanding the number of outlets selling our products.
I wonder if there is a supply problem. Redleg only just restocked in my local Sainsburys after a couple of weeks. It's too small to sell Blackwoods. Certainly seeing Blackwoods stocked in more bars and independent retailers.
PIs. . Sorry .. private investors. ... supposedly attributed to Warren Buffett. .. " The stock market is a mechanism whereby wealth is transferred from the impatient to the patient" .... or something along those lines.
" .... Deta has placed an initial £350,000 order with the Company and it has committed to placing a minimum of £2,000,000 worth of orders during the first year of the agreement... "
Excellent news, well done to all at LWRF
Great news, well done all concerned at LightwaveRF. Apart from the obvious sales potential, partnering Apple suggests to me two things: 1. The tech has been thoroughly tested and works and 2. The company is adequately financed or has agreed access to sufficient funding. I can't see Apple agreeing to sell our products if we hadn't got the ready finance to fund production etc.
Congratulations to all at Lightwaverf on this achievement. This is a major step forward in the companys turnround.
Have had them in my ISA with Halifax for a few years and topped up a couple of times in the last few weeks. Never had a problem.
I believe the turn round started when Committed Capital took a major stake back in August 2015 and soon after having their own guy on the BoD. Found this from last year makes positive reading: "Committed Capital first invested GBP1.1 million in Lightwave August 2015 and now holds a stake of more than 10%. The latest investment was at 12.75 pence per share for 1.7 million shares. Lightwave was untraded on Wednesday morning, last quoted at 12.00p. "The company has made strong progress since we first invested in enhancing LightwaveRF's products, creating additional channels to market and developing sales opportunities. We are delighted to have the opportunity to make this further investment," Committed Capital Chief Executive and Lightwave Non-Executive Director Steve Harris said in a statement." http://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/AN_1467792082436401200/lightwaverf-gets-gbp215000-as-committed-capital-invests-again-(alliss).aspx