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Agreed, certainly hope the next dividend is more than 0.038 pence

760 broken, can't be far off 800

Think the board owns over 40%

The fund that bought 550,785 shares at 4m think so too!

They also posted something on Twitter/X re the ISSA show, but that post has only had 32 views... how on earth do they drum up any work?

Sound a a bit rampy to me. I do hope your right though

Yes it is frustrating for sure - defo a share for the LTH's. I'm heavily invested here but do believe they'll come good eventually so am happy to wait it out. Fingers seriously for Monday when John is going to give us the presentation of a lifetime

Quite a large sell went through today. Maybe they don’t belive the hype around Unilever + Proctor and Gambel

100%, FCA completely toothless - certainly haven't got the time to police the boiler room / pump n dump practices that are rife on the aim market.

That’s a serious spread! Not gonna tempt many sellers with that

Call me paranoid, but these posts both sound like they were composed by the same person

We seem to be bobbing along the perimeter of "very cheap" given SP long run history and confirmed performance from CFO and prior tariff mitigation comments from CEO. This will likely remain until H1 2025 outturn is realised with broker analysis and made public...but the volatility looks to be on the upside now for LTSHs.

There is solid support at £1 (the bottom). We have seen the clear out of some LTHs who lost patience and are building afresh. I believe the July trading update will see a massive positive market reaction harking back to 2021 when the share price took off. This time the foundation is much more solid and the business is expanding rapidly in multiple directions. 4.5 - 5m H1 revenue takes us break even. 2026 we see profit. That will change market mind sets.

Hi AJP, with all the new products you post links to, do you know if they're using Itaconic acid supplied direct from ITX or via our existing agreement with Croda?

thanks

A reminder to who? If the share price is that silly why aren't the directors all buying like crazy?

Yeah, I love it as well from a shareholders POV - slightly less so as a member of the public trusting in the military's ability to staff itself & defend us etc

No, I'd prefer a proper Staff Sargeant or a Major Bigballs did it themselves

Wow, that doesn't exactly fill you with confidence! the British Army needs a company like Capita to organise training new recruits?

what are we outsourcing next

That's a rather large trade of £8m that went through this afternoon

So that's imported via Belgium & doesn't incur a tariff?

I agree regarding a takeover. Shanta Gold taken out recently - new owners absolutely coining it in right now

Zero chat on this company? Looking good with Europe needing to be less reliant on the far east