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Building material prices might feel like they have increased 50% but not according to:

https://www.bcis.co.uk/news/latest-construction-materials-prices/

Closer to 3% I have seen predictions for up to 8%.

Apologies, I don’t think any warning would have sufficed.

Https://www.theguardian.com/society/2026/jun/01/rachel-reeves-private-sector-deals-new-towns-ppp?CMP=share_btn_url

Warning, link has an image Rachel from accounts, wearing one of our hard hats. Not for the faint of heart.

Judging by the small amount of trades I think most people are having the same issue. I can’t trade them either via II.

And following seas to all holders.

It’s going to an interesting day.

The gravitational pull of NAV can inhibit the best of upward trajectory. I think I will wait a while longer to see where this rocket might land. C shares are looking a better bet at this point, in my opinion.

The obvious answer is he can not, without numbers nobody can. We will only know the numbers when the offer is closed which makes it a gamble.

Sold, I can see this dropping until the fund raising is done. Will wait till then to buy back in.

I will take a stab at it.

Lack of understanding of the capital light affordable housing model. Lack of forgiveness for past transgressions. Lack of trust and possibility that something is hiding on the books.

I am a share holder for long term and suffer from these issues.

It’s a strained relationship.

Sell the news……..

Interesting read regarding Denmark's leverage on pharmaceuticals.

https://www.taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2026/01/19/denmarks-real-defence-mechanism-is-its-pharmaceutical-trade/

That aged well!

Hopefully settle around 30p, slightly above my buyin price, lack of any decent updates is a worry. Pull backs are to expected.

Hopefully we fall in line with L&G, so we can have joint reference read across confirmed for the gamblers amongst us. lol.

It is bizarre that this simple logic eludes some people. logic dictates that the share price should reflect the value of the BTC held by SWC less costs.

The graph alone tells a story all by itself.

I agree 100% there has not not been real craftsmen on big building sites for years. Any one with a pulse could turn up and be working as a tradesperson within days. The job has been so de skilled to allow for this. Bang them up as fast as you can and move on. Anyone who has spent any length of time on big building sites struggle to go elsewhere as it requires a total different skill set, such as the ability to communicate with other trades and customers and take instruction without turning it into an ego argument. Well done for going domestic the big sites are full of Neanderthals and dead beats.

For sure it will, hence the buying, the issue is how long it can keep the momentum up.

As a very dissatisfied and disappointed customer who has been subject to the misery of their gouging and chaotic services I can but laugh. I feel sorry for their share holders who have obviously not had the opportunity of having to deal with them.

Hope so, but think the market want risk free investment at book cost or less.

My thoughts are that it could well drop a bit more, which tend to be the norm on big drops.

I averaged down a bit today, starting to regret it.

I wonder if sub 400p will be seen? 350p would be a delight.