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Scar re " Even if the deal falls through Parker will have done their sums and these shares are likely be worth £7 plus in 3 years time."
Its a cash offer - you won't get any Parker shares.
Alch re "Bad news, from a regulatory point of view - this would not support Ce marking of the LFT. A suitable scope for a legal manufacturer would be - Design and manufacture ..."
Can I point out that Design is an intergral part of ISO 13485. You have to have a VERY strong case to omit / avoid "Design" in you MS.
It was reported that the Tokyo Olympics organisers estimate that they'll need 20,000 covid-19 tests per day. That's an awful lot of tests. I wonder who got the the contract(s) for the testing?
DP re "They did it for 24 hours and longer should result in higher rate of recovery of REE, 90% I would estimate."
Given the fact that Gypsum is essentially Calcium Sulphate , in adding Sulphuric acid you'll get no reaction, the IMO providing that the gypsum was in something like powdered form, I doubt if you'll get any higher rate of recovery.
Well whatever the reason, it has had a markedly beneficial effect on the SP (up over 6% (15 min delayed)), as I type. Onward and upward, hopefully...
I THINK that the next Dividend Declaration date will be in November (2021), so a bit of a wait ahead.
Why don't you guys just add him to your filter (I have). Saves time & effort replying to stupid posts.
And so the NCYT Yo-Yo share moves back up the string. Lets see what the mms make of that by the end of the day.
Re "Imho would have to be over 800p to be even considered.". That would be nice, but that's almost 1 75% premium over last night's close (460p), which I think is not likely.
Sang re "Yeah but no one actually reports it. HMRC is not going to go after you if there isn't any actual gain"
Are you sure you want to be publishing that statement on a BB????
Suezmax are medium to large-sized ships with a deadweight tonnage (DWT) between 120,000 to 200,000. They are the largest marine vessels that meet the restrictions of the Suez, and are capable of transiting the canal in a laden condition. A typical Suezmax vessel would be 275 m (900 ft) in length, 48 m (157 ft) in width, and 16.2 m (53 ft) in draught corresponding to about 150,000 DWT.
LB, re " I'm presuming that this plant could handle materials from phalabowra too."
I might be getting confused etc., but I don't think that's the case. "operation at Gakara, via the current trial mining operations, which employ a simple, reagent-free, low capital and operating cost gravity concentration process.", whereas I THINK that materials from phalabowra twould require some chemical / solvent treatment to make them economically viable for final metal extraction.
Scoobydoo321, I should care when posting information about other shares. Cross-ramping can get you banned.
I just wanted to say thank you to those who the time & trouble to reply to my question. TBH I've gone for the "simple"? option and bought some more in my client nominee ac with the idea that I'll "Bed & ISA" them in April.
No I don't have a SIPP. I've tended to keep my pension with my last company (BP), as its index linked
Guys, I need some advice......
I have some of these (and many others) in our S & S ISA. I've now put the max in for this tax year. I don't want to sell any of the shares I've invested in at the moment. So presumably, I either wait until April to buy some more or I buy some shares o/s the ISA wrapper?
Re "in the latest interview, they were saying it will cost USD 4-5 Mio to get this up and running"...
Is the thinking that this sum will be raised through the listing of more shares (presumably at a discount to whateverprice they at the time?
Re "condensate price rather than oxide"; can you explain in simple terms what is meant by condensate, when you are dealing with mined materials (I can understand it from a distilled liquid point of view, but not when you are starting with a solid)?
Apologies for the repeat post - my 1st one seemed to disappear into the ether....
Trott.... good post.
re "We are on AIM. This is a junior market with less restrictions than the main trading exchanges, this means it is by it's very nature "high risk" and shares will rise and fall far more dramatically than in the FTSE. But isn't this what everyone is here for?"
I wonder when / if the BoD will think about moving onto the FTSE?