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CINH Cindrigo Holdings Limited

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Cindrigo Holdings Limited CINH London Ordinary Share
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Posted at 07/3/2024 12:11 by nrjinvestor
Very good and interesting news the last few weeks. Hopefully Cindrigo´s relisting on LSE will be finalized in the near future, but more importantly, it is great to see that they have been able to attract 10MGBP from an institutional investor and the news released last week of the acquisition (MOU) of a 110MW WTE facility in Finland is very good news. With a finalization of the agreement Cindrigo will have cashflow from Q4 this year which takes the company to a new level. These two news should make it much easier for Cindrigo to get final financing for the Croatian projects as well as other coming projects in the future.
Posted at 11/4/2023 13:29 by mustafa15a
https://www.cindrigo.com/investor-relations/shareholding/2 pounds and 66 pence
Posted at 02/2/2023 10:36 by mustafa15a
The answer is yes if you are an institutional Investor with more than £250K I have his mobile number, I reached out to him last year and I messaged him again a year late Yawn indeed, we will just have to wait and see.
Posted at 13/10/2021 12:24 by mrweine
The RTO is closed and the company have a valuation of 4 USD per share, Renewable energy is a dynamic investment field for both yield and value investors and, despite its massive growth over the last decade in Europe and the US, it is still a continuously growing market sector(suggest replacing with ‘it is still a high growth sector’), even more so in China and Japan. The volatility of the stock market, in combination with placement restrictions, is driving long-term money in search of other sources of business. Energy production is, to a great degree, not correlated to other asset classes.

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