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Smoke and fire springs to mind.

I suppose when 79 Group goes into administration there will be a lot of stock dumped in the market by the administrator. Got to get a return for the creditors somehow.

So what happened with the all year drilling you boys were continually spouting?

Falling share price……….

Given that the NAVs in similar OEICs in the sector trade on discounts of between -75 % & -28% TRIG seems to be doing quite well.

I think the share price provides a more accurate barometer as to the true worth of the underlying investments. Perhaps it's time to reconsider how investments in private renewable companies are valued. The investment managers would obviously disagree though as their fee is based on the NAV. In my opinion, this type of fee structure also needs an FCA review.

I think he is on the money with his statements.

I had a reasonably large sized holding in TRIG. Have considered averaging down what's left but I feel this has further to fall.

I'm not comfortable with NAV valuations in these types of investments; it's not like you can mark to market, and feel the share price gives a better indicator of the portfolio valuation. The other problem I see here is the size of the share buyback. It could end up being TRIG's largest investment!

It's a shocker really.

Perhaps change the investment manager?

Lots of promises from the bulletin board rampers, not much coming from the company though.

It's not WHI. Not sure they would have any cash to invest!!

Anyone going to buy a few shares today? From what I can see still more selling into the “good” news.

More shares sold than bought today, even on the back of some "good" news. My assumption is 1p by the end of the month.

"ARCM stock could trade above 10p" Needs a consolidation. That's the only way this will go above 10p!!

At least Lantier has the courage of his conviction to stay around and engage. The other clowns seem to have run for the hills!

Holden77 -

The process is,- in the first instance, you complain to the firm via their complaints process, and they ultimately have to come back with a "final letter" stating their position. If you disagree with their final letter, as an "eligible complainant" (retail client) you have the right to use the service of the Financial Ombudsman. The Financial Ombudsman is not part of the FCA, they are an independent body.

The £650 is not a fine, it is a charge per complaint (post the first 3 annually) charged to the regulated firm. The FCA does not get involved in the complaints process. However, regulated firms have to report periodically to the FCA how many complaints they have received. This is where FCA gather the number of complaints from.

Highly unlikely customer complaints and the skilled person's review have anything in common.

Let’s not forget the payout on the options too!

If there are more than 3 complaints in a year, each subsequent complaint costs the firm £650. Not sure what the amount you are seeking is but these £650's soon add up.

Opening bid - offer 1st day of trading 2025

My assumption - 0.9-1.00

Lantier - so Directors bought into the placing at 1.8p. Why are they not buying now? Shares would seem to be cheap at sub 1.3p. Directors are not in a closed period; I think they should be buying. Moreso, when there is support, as you made us aware of at 2p.

Do you know if there is a problem with the company?

....... and not to mention the money they take from being on the boards of multiple other companies. They should be giving their undivided attention to this shambles.

I wouldn't touch any stock with a 100% spread!!

Perhaps they have found the motherload and don't want to tell anyone!!