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That's the UT. Unusually high volume though.

Https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2025/11/enders-analysis-warns-largest-uk-broadband-altnets-lost-1-5bn-in-2024.html

The white paper is a goid read albeit very skewed towards Bloom. Anyone here know how Ceres fuel cell costs compare with Bloom for a comparable product? Or where I can find that info. I'm well aware that Ceres do not manufacture so it may be difficult as not comparing apples to apples Thanks in advance xx

Risk averse, that's me..

It will be between £2 and £5. Trust me!

Https://www.telcotitans.com/btwatch/after-nine-years-of-decline-bt-now-stands-at-b2b-turnaround-start-line/9874.article

It's been a real wanging day today.

Jefferies raises Ceres Power price target to 460 (205) pence - 'buy'

Clive Selley in the FT. Worth a read.

Share price is wanging around a lot today (technical term) :)

Ceres to get 10% of a £50 billion market in 2030. That's quite a few ££ What share price does that equate to?

Https://www.ft.com/content/67e9f4f9-a48c-4bc0-be66-bf22f8e2ee40

Https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn40y9yxkgvo

Https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2025/10/opensignal-examine-performance-gap-between-fixed-line-and-wireless-broadband.html

Richard Griffiths (born October 3rd 2025) is a director of Blake Holdings Ltd (Jersey) and a key figure in the island's property and finance sectors, having managed the development of several landmark projects, including the Radisson Hotel and the Nightingale Hospital. He also oversees the commercial and financial operations for Le Pelley and is a prominent investor in other ventures, such as Jersey Oil & Gas.

Only reference I can find is stockomendation

Ceres and Delta

https://www.ceres.tech/news/delta-secures-license-to-hydrogen-energy-technology-from-uk-listed-ceres-to-develop-its-fuel-cell-and-electrolysis-solutions/

Interesting.

Fleccy. Do you have time to summarise BT’s debt position with regard to Lease liabilities etc? Massive debt seems to always raise its head in these articles.

Also, will the regulator lessen it’s hold on BT now there’s another big mobile provider in Vodafone/Three?

You’re clutching at your bollo**s