Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
Everyone needs to just relax and sit on their hands. No point spinning wild theories about why it's taking so long. What will be will be. I'm confident we'll be re-listed and from there, well... it's anyone's best guess. GLA.
I fully agree Silverlight, just that the sentiment sometimes bleeds across a bit. Happier being in RevB. I sold out at ASOS some time ago and glad I got out at the £12 mark. Happy to hold this as growth is still ahead of us, instead of behind us!
I am in no rush tbh... fast fashion and retail is hurting a lot at the moment. Total bloodbath over at ASOS, that board in a complete mess right now with lots of senseless ramping and deramping. Obviously we are not ASOS, but the sector is taking an investor confidence hit right now.
*I don't think the interim results are that grim, in context of the wider market.
ASOS also a bloodbath currently. Retail really not having a good time of late. I don't the interim results are that grim, in context of the wider market.
Nothing stellar, but, REALISTIC given the macro background currently. Like others, I would like to see an approx date for re-listing.
Will be good to see something for all the bag holding! LOL.
As long as the price remains below my average I'll continue to buy, that or I hit my limit for the amount of cash I want in here.
Slow climb back up to £7 continuing, I'm fine with an incremental creep upwards.
I think this is just thinly veiled tribute to Tom Wambsgans and the Succession series finale.
Agree SMT is my speculative / slightly risky 'exciting' part of my portfolio.
I was prepared for worse, I think results are fine and we look set to put this mess behind us. Future growth is promising, and Medichem being re-negotiated with payments on hold for now. All made for quite sobering reading and you come to realise that some rather suspect private businesses practices don't translate well to a publicly traded company. Glass Bob is in the driving seat now. Happy to hold once we are re-listed.
That RNS is great news. Some clear forward momentum and clearing out the problematic elements. More confident we'll see results soon as it's now been re-iterated.
SMT holding up well considering the deluge or red across the FTSE today.
I have noted fairly frequent SMT advertisements on Youtube when watching Bloomberg. They are potentially on a charm offensive.
Thanks Sanator1, great post. I'm still drip feeding on a monthly basis. Will likely stop in a few months or if the price rises above my average. It does look to be creeping up gradually. Let's see what happens with the US debt ceiling drama.
Honestly, I think the fact you got a reply is great and says good thinks about Bob. I look forward to the eventual resumption of trading and the company moving beyond this challenging period.
Woodford comparisons are getting a little tired. Please go elsewhere with this nonsense.
My father worked at Provident, the shares I own I inherited. Have an even split between Vanq and IPF currently, not massive amounts of money but that divi at IPF is very healthy and they appear to be growing consistently year on year.
Still very pained I didn't sell out 10 years ago, lost track of the investment and subsequently saw value drop massively. Of course, I'd like to see it tick up before selling, but you have to just crystalise the loss at some point. I do wonder if there's a bullish case for Vanq still or if it's just doomed to failure.
I keep getting tempted to sell out of Vanquis and dump the money into IPF. The SP is relatively stable withing a defined range and the divi yield is currently excellent. I keep hoping for recovery but the SP has only gone down. Might be time to cut my losses, but this seems like the worst possible time to do so. So, I continue to wait.