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another £5k worth at 26.48 this afternoon, could be great timing if those Q2 numbers come out this week :-)

I wonder if we'll have a separate RNS for the Brits drilling results, or will they be included in the 'Progress to date' section of the interims?

An example of each:

Interims:
http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=BMN&ArticleCode=880y5386&ArticleHeadline=Interim_Results_For_Period_Ended_31_August_2017

Quarterly update:
http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=BMN&ArticleCode=39w6rc7i&ArticleHeadline=Vametco_3rd_quarter_operating_results

vauch, you only posted part of the reply from RichKen to Wolfies question regarding 'interims' which was then answered as 'Q2 update'

"It looks like the Q2 update from Bushveld Vanadium is likely to be around 28th July based on the last quarter timings for the RNS's."

There's an important difference between the two:

'Interims' means BMN H1 interims which will contain lots of figures on how BMN performed financially during H1 ie 01 Jan 18 - 30th Jun 18. The rules state that this RNS must be published on or before 30 Sep 18

'Q2 update' will show only the Vametco production numbers from 01 Apr 18 - 30 Jun 18 and will contain no financial information. There are no rules on when, or even if, the quarterly updates are published.

I hope that's clarified things a bit.

and ignoring, its bound to p1ss him off eventually ;-)

I just noticed this on the same BE RNS

Summary of 2018 Project Objectives

Objective Status

Deliver the first VRFB project with Eskom in Q2 CY18 Completed in Q2CY18

So they delivered the Eskom VRFB inside the planned timescales, so I see no reason why they couldn't do the same in future

DarrylJ Nooooooo!!

Don't engage the troll!!

Here you go Endion, it was in the last BE update on 11th July, and I quote:

"The utility scale battery was delivered within months of the order being made" - they were referring to the VRFB delivered to the Eskom test facility

Is that what you were looking for?

Well done to them, that'll be us in the not too distant future, but on much grander scale hopefully.

And I know it's only a small thing but I still get a little annoyed when I see the company referring to their vanadium redox flow BATTERY as an 'energy storage machine'

It's like calling a clock a 'time-telling machine'...

on BBC this morning, praising the boss of SAP for all that he's achieved with the company. What a wonderful man and what a great company.

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-44894414

Shame they forgot to mention the corrupt Zuma/Gupta/Eskom/Transnet deals SAP were involved with in SA over the last few years

https://www.fin24.com/Companies/ICT/what-sap-really-knew-when-it-paid-the-guptas-a-r100m-commission-20180625-3

I'll have some of that Ophidian, personal experience has shown me that it's a complete waste of time and energy responding to them, so I like your approach of posting facts to disprove their lies under a separate thread but without actually engaging with them.

I reckon if we all went down this route the trolls would soon get bored and move on.

As practical as ever Alfa :-)

Congrats to you both and best wishes for the future

knuttie, it's not just his posts that have disappeared ;-)

Alfa, done

That's a valid point NickyP but, in the context of the earlier thread, a bed & ISA is a mechanism for moving shares held outside of an ISA into the tax-free shelter that an ISA represents, and for that there is a £20,000 annual allowance

May I request that no-one responds to any trolls who may appear on this BB tonight or in the future, many thanks.

Alfa I sent you an email

No probs mate, looks like a bed & SIPP is even more restricted tax-wise than an ISA as you can only have £11,700 tax free:

"A Bed and SIPP lets you top up your pension by using your existing investments as SIPP contributions. You simply sell your investments and use the proceeds to open or top up your pension. You can then buy the same investments back, select different ones or simply leave the cash in your account. Whatever you choose, you could benefit from the tax benefits of pensions on your current investments.
Why Bed and SIPP?

The main reason to carry out a Bed and SIPP transfer is to make use of the tax benefits of a pension without investing any new money. Just like ISAs, investments in pensions grow free from both Capital Gains Tax and Income Tax – so you could have more money left to enjoy in retirement.
Capital Gains Tax with a Bed and SIPP

When you first sell your investments, any gains you make could be covered by your annual Capital Gains Tax (CGT) allowance – £11,700 in the current tax year. If your gains exceed the allowance, you will pay your usual rate of CGT on the excess. But if you make a loss you could offset any other capital gains made this year or in the future."

Not a bed and ISA Pdub, I was thinking more a bed & SIPP altho I'm not particularly clear on the rules

Those 400k trades were only 7 seconds apart and at a slightly different price so they look to me like some kind of rollover, or perhaps a bed & SIPP

2018-08-14 13:33:40 27.10 400,000 0.00 0.00 ? 108,400 O
2018-08-14 13:33:33 27.00 400,000 0.00 0.00 ? 108,000 O