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Dev Clever are the digital architects who have designed and delivered the national award winning platforms for companies and institutions such as Solihull College, William Hill, Bentley, Nescafé, Tropicana, KitKat, WH Smiths, britvic, Diageo, Heineken, funky pigeon, and many more to be announced

Topped up more here now the bigger cash amount is out of the way I presume it was sold in offtake agreement being reached so here’s to the bigger news to come

Launch Pad Careers engine responds to the young person’s personality, interests, and intelligently suggests relevant careers and displays information including employment growth and salary expectations, to help inform decisions about their future. Launch Pad is linked directly to available courses and apprenticeships which the young person can immediately apply for.

Subscription is based on an annual license available to Schools, Academies, FE Colleges, Universities, Apprenticeship providers and employers. We will be rolling this out to schools; both online, mobile and in VR, across the country in 2019. Launched now and already got contracts signed

Time to top up, only the start of the newsflow

The Directors envisage that the primary revenue generator will be the Engage channel through the development of the newly formed relationships with Oracle, Valassis and Toshiba. These are relationships the ceo speaks of in the prospectus, imagine the like of Toshiba a 2 trillion Mcap company and oracle a 185 billion Mcap company already have relationships with dev clever, expect news on these relationships soon

This is only one part of the business Dev Clever are the digital architects who have designed and delivered the national award winning platforms for companies and institutions such as Solihull College, William Hill, Bentley, Nescafé, Tropicana, KitKat, WH Smiths, more GAME CHANGING NEWS INCOMING, expect plenty of newsflow over the coming weeks

'In the UK, 94% of teachers believe that virtual reality would improve classroom teaching.'We are constantly developing new, innovative experiences for the education sector. Dev Clever at the forefront of digital learning and education, interactive learning

40The benefits of virtual reality units in education are pretty clear; more student engagement, faster learning and better quality of education.

And, if you believe the hype, VR could reduce classroom disruptions from children with behavioural difficulties.

For example, a VR history class could transport students to Ancient Egypt to see how they lived and learn about the early Egyptian civilisation in great detail.

But primary and secondary education is just part of the education sector that could benefit from virtual reality.

There could be advantages for higher education institutions too, such as medical schools at universities which could benefit greatly. For example, students could get to grips with the intricacies of a surgery, go inside the human body to fully understand how things work and simulate any real life medical situation.

Last year, the University of Leicester’s educational designer, Terese Bird described how important emerging tech is in the medical field at the Bett show in London's Excel.

Bird highlighted how VR videos of real life surgery could help medical students understand how the body works and the steps taken in any surgery.

Away from medicine, university courses such as architecture and those requiring technical drawings would definitely benefit from VR. Architecture students could see in real time how their designs could work, or not work, what need changing and how it could look in the real world.

that isnt punt money in this price range, someone going in heavy, looks like they took out everything on the book with it too, time to load up if you havent already i got mine fully loaded here and ready for the journey north, as dan says tech giants started under stairs and in sheds, dev is already ahead f that its got offices and contracts with big companies growing by the day

newly formed relationships with toshiba well they are only a 2 trillion dollar company yip you heard that right 2 trillion dollars, nice company to be having relationships with.

The benefits of virtual reality units in education are pretty clear; more student engagement, faster learning and better quality of education.

And, if you believe the hype, VR could reduce classroom disruptions from children with behavioural difficulties.

For example, a VR history class could transport students to Ancient Egypt to see how they lived and learn about the early Egyptian civilisation in great detail.

But primary and secondary education is just part of the education sector that could benefit from virtual reality.

There could be advantages for higher education institutions too, such as medical schools at universities which could benefit greatly. For example, students could get to grips with the intricacies of a surgery, go inside the human body to fully understand how things work and simulate any real life medical situation.

Last year, the University of Leicester’s educational designer, Terese Bird described how important emerging tech is in the medical field at the Bett show in London's Excel.

Bird highlighted how VR videos of real life surgery could help medical students understand how the body works and the steps taken in any surgery.

Away from medicine, university courses such as architecture and those requiring technical drawings would definitely benefit from VR. Architecture students could see in real time how their designs could work, or not work, what need changing and how it could look in the real world.

'In the UK, 94% of teachers believe that virtual reality would improve classroom teaching.'We are constantly developing new, innovative experiences for the education sector. Dev Clever at the forefront of digital learning and education, interactive learning

ONE TO WATCH! What’s the potential value in the ground. This is what they defined as their target resource at a recent meeting, zinc and lead prices have been strong recently
Estimate 8mt at 12.5% combined = 1mt * $2500 = $2.5 billion, 500,000 per year mined gives a mine life of 16years. That’s about 10000t per week *12.5% = 1250t ore * $2500 = $3.1m per week or $163m a year. As it’s a brownfield site it means very low capex, this could be interesting for some of the big players currently looking for sites in Ireland or a smaller player looking for a manageable project with low capex they could mine easily. Should get a good guide from the next set of results which are due in the next couple of weeks, company also saying will be giving guide to what the size of the resource is, but don’t forget already identified extensions
Positve Newsflow
Erris Resources CEO, said, "Abbeytown is developing into an exciting brownfields zinc-lead-silver project. Recent drilling has shown that mineralisation is consistently present south of the original underground workings. Abbeytown is near-surface and with potentially low-cost development options for the extensions of mineralisation via the existing underground access. The ongoing drilling is helping us further define controls and geometry of the mineralisation south of the mine and we look forward to keeping the market abreast of these developments as drilling continues and once we start the underground drill programme."
Drilling at Abbeytown continues to deliver excellent results. Recent holes have extended the strike of mineralisation under investigation as part of this programme, with some very high-grade intersections of zinc, lead, silver and copper. The additional surface drill holes have further improved our understanding of the controls on mineralisation and expanded the project potential with good continuity of mineralisation demonstrated south of the old Abbeytown mine. It is now planned to test the gap between the underground mine and this recent surface drilling by focused drilling from two underground drill pads to give maximum information on continuity and grade. We look forward to keeping the market updated with our ongoing progress as we advance the project. "

Think you got a bargain there mate, hopefully the last of the seller, been waiting to move up my holding, waiting until I have seen the bottom, as you say not many shares and abbeytown has been progressing well, they company have been playing it quiet here, but you can’t ignore the results. Asset is developing well hopefully we will get some indication on resource size and this will be multiples. Hopefully I can shift some cash around in the next week to increase my holding here. Very disappointed by the PR of the company but sometimes shouting bout nothing gets annoying, this asset is shaping up like Galmoy so happy to keep buying here, think the rewards will come as we progress the asset this year.

Launch Pad & Launch Pad VR
Launch Pad Careers engine responds to the young person’s personality, interests, and intelligently suggests relevant careers and displays information including employment growth and salary expectations, to help inform decisions about their future. Launch Pad is linked directly to available courses and apprenticeships which the young person can immediately apply for.

Subscription is based on an annual license available to Schools, Academies, FE Colleges, Universities, Apprenticeship providers and employers. We will be rolling this out to schools; both online, mobile and in VR, across the country in 2019.

the company is already cash generative and also the company is already profit making, the 3.5 years before listing were the trial and development stage the products are either already in the market place like the ENgage or about to be launched like our educate arm and gaming sector, so the risks have been limited to us as all the leg work has been done pre listing

David Rudi Ivy
Non-Executive Director (Age 44)
David has over 19 years of experience in the digital sector. He served as an agency head, producing projects for BBC, BT, Bank of England, Microsoft, AVG, Fairtrade and many others. As such David has developed multiple products, including a CMS, E-Commerce platform and email marketing. In 1999 he established a web design and development agency, Ellipsis Media Ltd. Acting as a Creative Director / Digital Director between 1999 and 2010, he grew the agency into the dotDigital Group and created such leading products and revenue streams as dotMailer, dotEditor and dotCommerce, eventually taking the email marketing platform dotMailer to the UK’s number one spot and to listing on AIM. Following that he continued providing consultancy services to a variety of organisations, large and small, including Ebay, Monocle and Grosvenor, advising small to medium size companies on growth strategy and mentoring aspiring directors through company change. David has served as a trustee of the charity Prisoners of Conscience (213766) for eight years.

still holding all mine here, watching for topups in this region i reckon the story will unfold more in q2 and q3, waiting to load more, results have been excellent so far in abbeytown and zinc and lead remain strong and will be for many years, the company know what they have and i am sure the brave and the cheap enteries will be rewarded

one of the main products of the company going forward is their interactive careers platform which they have been working on with schools and employers to understand better what future employers are looking for and delivering a more understandable and bespoke career guidance package tailored to each individual student.
There are currently 32,113 schools in the UK. Of these, 20,925 are primary schools and 4,168 are secondary schools. There are 2,381 independent schools, 1,256 special schools and 351 pupil referral units.
Most of the UK’s schools are in England. There are 24,281 schools in England – 16,776 primary, 3,408 secondary and 2,297 independent schools.
There are 1,617 schools in Wales – 1,287 primary, 200 secondary and 70 independent schools.
There are 5,045 schools in Scotland, including 2,031 primary schools and 359 secondary schools.
There are 1,170 schools in Northern Ireland, including 821 primary schools, 202 secondary schools and 14 independent schools.

Circa 4500 secondary education establishments.

Compulsive. Education. Careers Launchpad. Victar. World’s first.

Launch Pad & Launch Pad VR
Launch Pad Careers engine responds to the young person’s personality, interests, and intelligently suggests relevant careers and displays information including employment growth and salary expectations, to help inform decisions about their future. Launch Pad is linked directly to available courses and apprenticeships which the young person can immediately apply for.

Subscription is based on an annual license available to Schools, Academies, FE Colleges, Universities, Apprenticeship providers and employers. We will be rolling this out to schools; both online, mobile and in VR, across the country in 2019.

That’s thousands of customers for an almost compulsive product.

Bear that in mind. Thousands. Compulsive. Self selling.