Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Yep. I think we'll see much more focused and decisive business investment decisions from this Labour government. The Tories have been nothing but a dodgy old panto. Reeves is ex BoE and she wants to kick start business investment. She knows what she's doing. Sunak worked for a hedge fund. And like they're always on the side of the little guy?
Only way is up. Sooner there's an election the better for everyone.
So ORCA are expecting the 3rd licence before the end of April or early May. People could get caught out waiting to long for a top up or a new buy. Me included😅
OK thx Kaeren.
The link is showing blank fields and ain't working properly. Can so just share the data properly? Thx
The courts are overwhelmed. This government has cut them to ribbons. It doesn't mean anything that it is taking time AimMaster.
Chris are you sharing the link for us to keep tabs ourselves? If so what are the search options? Thx in advance.
When's it happening then? Not sure what to search for.
What better options? The whole market is down. There's fears of a war in the Middle East. It will take time to settle. All the more reason to reduce dependency on unstable and unreliable oil producing dictatorships like Iran and Saudi Arabia.
The fact that Humza Yousaf, the First Minister for Scotland has given them a positive endorsement for their work bodes well for the application imho. Thanks again for sharing your research LSE.
LSE, thank you for sharing! G8 news.
4 months since we had an RNS confirming UKEF were appointing someone to engage with HARL. Not 18 months. Yes, I know about apprenticeships Broomtree. They work and learn. The learning program is built into the work program. I think you're shorting because you constantly undermine the stock. So unlikely that you're long.
Yes, the weekend news will have focused minds at UKEF and in government. Sorry about that Broomtree. Maybe just close and it may be less pressure for you?
Broomtree, have you never heard of recruitment? They've also started a lot of apprenticeships in the last year. Those young people will be firing on all cylinders by now. If HARL win more contracts and need extra capacity they'll take on some more staff. The infrastructure is there. You say some daft things sometimes. I expect it's very uncomfortable shorting stock when it starts to turn they way it should.
I think the market is assuming news on funding is on it's way, following a good decision from the courts confirming the original decision. It's been 4 months since UKEF engagement.
Even taking the exchange rate and the 2 for 1 situation we are rarely evens with the US. If and when it gets bought out the price will even up. Shows what a nonsense Aim is.
Getting close to the level the shorts bought for😅
250 million barrels of oil in their ownership. At £70 a barrel. 100 million on the Ping deal at 18.75% license. Free carry to first oil. The other 2 license are on partnership deals at 50%. The Ping deal is signed off. Waiting for them to appoint an FPSO team. Another license also awarded. A third to come.
This market cap is an absolute joke. This CEO is the real deal. Delivering on time et he says. I will top up as soon as I can. Will look towards doubling my holding in the next 2 weeks.
They have to follow the takeover code. It's the law.
Not up to the board to have a quick sale. They have to open up bids to the wider market. Anyone can bid. Shareholders have to vote to seal the deal once the process for bidding is completed. Why would any shareholders vote to accept a low ball management bid?
My guess is that once Ping start the drill the sp will gain traction . Should see some uplift as soon as they appoint the FPSO team.
The CEO has over £6million invested here. Encouraging enough.
They won't sell before the LCD decision. That would be silly. They know that decision will attract attention and engagement from additional pharma wanting to bid. Chronic kidney disease is a huge market. Reducing acute kidney disease will be a real prize for big pharma especially if they can tie it in with a US healthcare plan, covered by US insurance. The healthcare industry will also save up to 35 billion dollars if they can achieve their aim to make acute kidney disease negligible.