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Let's be clear, Boohoo's investment in the USA is not for a manufacturing facility, it's for an automated distribution centre.
Happy to be corrected, but I don't think they plan to make anything in the USA.

Let's hope so, andypa but my fear is the FDA - who were described as becoming 'dysfunctional' by Amati boss Paul Jourdan recently - is unlikely to clear their huge backlog of applications for quite a long time. It's by no means just RENX affected.
In the meantime the company needs to focus on preserving cash until they can earn some, because markets are pricing in that the company will decide to fundraise at current depressed valuations. We could certainly do with avoiding that kind of dilution.

The share price of JOUL was 21p a month ago, now it's 48p...
We could do with such an RNS over here!
I'm always picking the wrong bl**dy company!
Though it does show what could happen with a change of wind.

Publication of another study extolling the virtues of the KidneyIntelXTM technology.
But the market is completely disinterested.
The reason is simply stated: credibility will only be restored when this company publishes SALES!

I'd hoped that when my more cyclical shares were suffering, this one would act as a counter-cyclical buffer and rise commensurately.
Perhaps I was being naive because it hasn't at all worked out that way.
You'd think Manolete would be taking great advantage of the current situation, but all I hear about is govt support. Is that an excuse? Or, maybe the company is incapable of taking advantage?

It's idle speculation. besides, THG should get their own house in order and actually turn a profit... hopefully MM is focussing just on that.

Yes, noticeable pickup in demand for these shares....

Went into auction but for once not because of another sharp drop - no, rather a sharp rise!

On the subject of companies overstocking to deal with supply interruptions and now grossly overstocked in the face of declining consumer demand... REVB, MADE and others are but part of a general trend:
https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/americas-biggest-warehouse-is-running-out-room-its-about-get-worse-2022-08-02/?utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=daily-briefing&utm_term=08-02-2022

RNS out. NED bought 20k shares at £2.14 yesterday.
Every little helps, as they say...

"Ever since the announcement of the acquisition of adhesives from Eastman, the shares have being going South. As noted at the time, overpaid for a declining business. BoD needs a clear out."
Absolutely right, it was a mistake - a vanity project, possibly to disguise declining post-covid performance. However, the BOD responsible for it have already been cleared out - they scarpered soon after the acquisition - and the new management now in place have no ownership of that decision. This is one of the big problems here. Well worth digging out a piworld "Sell it to the City" video, which discusses exactly this issue.

"Not the best for the original investors". That's an understatement and a half! This share would need to 20-bag for IPO investors to even get their money back. In the last month alone, the share has declined 80%...
I didn't invest at or near the IPO, but I did buy a few about a year ago at 151p... so, a shocker, no other words.
Actually I don't blame myself for that original purchase, but I've had plenty of opportunity over the past few months to read the signs, accept the mistake and sell at a loss... and I'm kicking myself for not doing that. I kept saying to myself "yeah but how low can it go from here?". The answer was a lot lower of course.
In terms of learning lessons, the tendency after this type of experience is one becomes over-cautious and unable to take advantage of the good risk propositions going forward... it's a tricky business this investing!
Gotta say, I'm more inclined to hand my money to a professional investor after my experiences of 2022, not just with MADE.
Only saving grace is at least I complied with investing lesson number 1 and didn't place too many eggs in the MADE basket.

"plenty of headroom". They always say that. MADE did.

Yes it does indeed remind of MADE: both companies having been too optimistic in their outlook - tying up too much cash in stock in a forlorn attempt to combat supply chain disruption.
The result is that MADE will likely require a fundraise later this year... will REVB?

Jupiter are a byword for underperforming funds.

The entire online retail sector tainted with what's happening to REVB this morning...

...the market reaction?

11.2696p sell quote; 11.6888p buy quote
priced for wipeout...

They're guiding for 5% extra costs and the share price tanks 22%...?
What am I missing here?

"It's falling daily which is why the SP keeps dropping..."
Thanks Steve, that's a classic!