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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coro Energy Plc | CORO | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| -0.05 | -5.71% | 0.825 | 13:27:55 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.875 | 0.825 | 0.875 | 0.825 | 0.875 |
| Industry Sector |
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| OIL & GAS PRODUCERS |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 08/7/2025 20:31 by jason90 when the CORO share price was 0.875p. Follow this chat room for $SBET (Link below). Some like minded retail investors on there.hxxps://stocktwits.c You'll see me on there as Jason. (Not my real name of course). Follow $SBET on X Sharplink Gaming Joseph Lubin There's an Ethereum Revolution happening right now. Adios. |
Posted at 08/7/2025 20:11 by jason90 when the CORO share price was 0.875p. Guys, I feel that I got conned into buying this terrible share. I'm now out.I like to help other investors who also feel conned here. I am going all in on a company called $SBET. Do your research on this company. It's about to fly in my opinion. Even if you pull your investment out of here and reallocate. You cannot do any worse. You can thank me later. I've spent many hours researching this. I want to try and help people who lost a lot of money here, like me. Good luck. Signing out (For Good). |
Posted at 05/7/2025 10:02 by pavey ark when the CORO share price was 0.875p. I started this board in Dec'22 and though I say so myself some of the posts are well worth reading.I would point up my first two posts as being worth looking at. It would be good to see posts from people actually interested in Coro renewables and not just people who have got here by default .......through the failure of the "Duyung Dream". If the financing can be sorted then the company should be in a position to enlarge the shareholder base with investors interested in renewables AND making money........the existing shareholders are very unlikely to push the share price forward. |
Posted at 04/7/2025 16:53 by pavey ark when the CORO share price was 0.875p. Well as the trading week ends I am much happier with my investment here.The year end results were absolutely meaningless as far too much has happened since the 31st of December. The update that came with the results looked good as did the presentation on the web site. The battery storage deal looked good and the Vietnam solar looked very good. The next bit of news should be the biggest bit of news....word of finance from the banks to rapidly expend the business. I also see that they have actually taken a lease on land in the Philippines for the 80MW solar farm.....only a two year lease but they must have it tied up with a further 20 year option. My gut feeling is that they will sell as ready to build but they are willing to spend $800k to get to that stage.....sale price should be c.$10m but let's wait and see. Wind data is building and valuable and these big payday projects are nice to think about but Vietnam solar is where investors should focus. |
Posted at 03/7/2025 15:51 by jason90 when the CORO share price was 0.875p. Well whichever way you look at it, Parsons is a complete and utter failure. The laughing stock of AIM. I don't see him coming back from this. Career over, like Andrew Denham. Both think they know how to talk a good game with zero substance. How much have they fleeced investors over the years with constant BS. |
Posted at 03/7/2025 11:23 by jason90 when the CORO share price was 0.875p. Well the last round of funding was at 1.5p. That was £2mill for Institutional Investors + £100k for retail. So they've already lost almost 50% of their money.Who is going to invest in this POS now???? They better start showing some significant income already generated, and major contracts signed and sealed. Not just fruitless PR talk (Parsons is King of that by the way, which is why we need him out the picture). Imagine a Dragon's Den investor looking at this POS???? They wouldn't touch it with a barge pole!!!!! AIMHO and yes I've been burned significantly from this venture. If I get just 10% back I'll be happy as Crypto is about to take off so I'll get my money back there. |
Posted at 01/7/2025 20:46 by pavey ark when the CORO share price was 0.825p. Market Makers doing what they do.....they make a market.I predicted this fall and I expect it to continue .......if people think it is due to disgruntled fossil fuel investors selling then logically people should take advantage of this price......each to his own. "you pays your money you takes you chance" |
Posted at 01/7/2025 03:31 by jason90 when the CORO share price was 0.925p. As I've said before. Ex bondholders do not want the share price to rise until they can start selling, which is around September onwards, so I expect bigger news coming after then. They need share price to get to 6p+ and remain there to get their 20million back. So actually I think they need the share price to get to 20p+, so by the time they are done selling their shares, the share price will be near zero. I expect Coro will publish a presentation at that point and publish market research to reach out to brokers and extended market to generate interest around September. Retail investors are the last thing on these people's minds. There was already a fair bit of selling today. |
Posted at 11/4/2025 17:32 by jason90 Well, Tom brought in £2mill worth of institutional investors at 1.5p during the recent restructure + £100k retail WRAP investors. What was the point in that? Their value is already down nearly 50%. Is there actually any point in this business existing? |
Posted at 11/4/2025 15:39 by jason90 Yes Colin, he's a crook who is happy to take other people's money and never intend to return it. He has no remorse. I can see why the ex-bondholders voted him off the board. They finally saw his true colours. How many RNS's did he over-inflate/exagger |
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