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Time it moved. Might even be wind of Gibraltar moving forward.

The product is now excellent and Coaster due end of November. Transition to self publish done, low £, ready to rock.

I agree Dibs. If there is nothing behind the scenes we are unaware of to hold it back it screams buy in my book.

£ must be helping and on what is probably 1x sales or lower and end markets being targeted are spreading. Buy.

It was highlighted in the results that the debts would hinder growth. 26% extra shares. Not very surprised. The rapid book build, ask yourself what's the rush?

RIGHT GEOGRAPHIC SPREAD!

Good news and many seeds now planted. Bargain at these levels and could easily run towards 13p+ once it becomes clear they have the right products, right time, right pricing and tight geographic spread.

http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/342350/aims-most-obvious-takeover-targets?context=LSE:INS This is worth reading, look at the numbers. Earlier this week. http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/354994/instem-worth-24-more

With IPO as a holder they could raise here and especially if it happens along with positive news. It could even rise in market cap and sp as a consequence as a relaunch on the back of having a real business at last with sufficient working capital.

There will probably be some dilution on capital raise but one of those instances where market cap and share price rise simultaneously. My thoughts only. Worth having some now as when a raise is complete I think the price will respond upwards as by then they will have recapitalisation with decent cash in bank, a global business that shows growth on low burn rate or dare I say breakeven or better and catalysts in place for the future. I can see back to > £20M here quite quickly once it starts to move.

It has turned, burn is as predicted but forward look much more positive across monitoring and membrane. The Gib opportunity is at the whim of Gib Gov and nothing we can do about that. The MWG element is parked and just ready for when the say go. Burn associated with that should be zero until they say start and by then there might even be a chance of a price increase as no way should the price stay the same if it takes years for the start to occur. They might need to raise but at higher revenue, margin and lower burn. It's ready to roll in my opinion.

Shanghai office is working with companies across China to help avoid fines. http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2016-08/30/content_26636015.htm

Now confirmed debt of Gov owned companies is NOT considered public debt. In new Gib press release, 31st Aug. Something is happening and might be to clear the way for the sewage spend. Interesting that release has happened now. Let's see who spends the money, if Gov owned company it can help explain the press release. May be someone has inkling news on the sewage works is finally due.

Monitoring could surprise to the upside. If they can land Gibraltar and a packaged desalination or 2 this would start to move and show the current market cap to be ridiculous.

Seen a price of 17k $ each for these and they are selling, they are modern water units, http://www.thomassci.com/Instruments/Fluorometers/_/BODChek-Portable-Fluorometer-Kit

These are interesting in automated forklift . Good customer base. Http:/seegrid.com/product/vision-guided-vehicles/ Could be an interesting partner.

The OVA 7000 ™ Series is capable of measuring trace metals online, providing real-time 24-hour monitoring. A major North American mine has 5 OVA units monitoring a variety of trace metals including As, Cd, Pb, Cu, Zn, and Tl. The OVA Series allows the client to react quickly to unexpected events and enables operators to take preventative action to avoid costly discharge fines. Monitoring metal concentrations in real time allow optimization of treatment chemistry further reducing operating costs.

Modern Water plc  A global manufacturer of herbicides has adopted the SmartReader™ photometer for its North American division to assist its customers to make rapid and accurate decisions on the dosing of its herbicides. The SmartReader is used in conjunction with Modern Water herbicide test kits to provide accurate and reliable results. The proprietary SmartReader photometer makes the final step of testing faster and more reliable with the touch of a button. 

All I read was there is a global herbicide manufacturer supplying Smart Reader (Modern wafers product) to north american customers. It might be for detection of excess herbicide run-off or similar. It is becoming a buy. Expect a raising next year but could easily run towards 10-12p first and on good forward look and funding, even allowing for dilution, could get back towards 35p in my opinion. This is opinion only, please investegate for yourselves.

http://www.bilfinger.com/en/press/power-news/articles/article/optimisation-of-seawater-desalination-plants-in-abu-dhabi-and-mirfa/