Hellenic Dynamics Share Discussion Threads

[solarno lopez] 22/4/2024 07:43

And the share price falls !

[halland75] 22/4/2024 07:22

I wonder if they'll hit us with a lovely Business Update, before this month waves goodbye.

Regardless, well done Davinder on securing a 15 year loan on such exquisite terms.
Looking forward to Piraeus joining the party.

👍

[lawson27] 22/4/2024 07:21

Good news, shame the share price dropped so low before it came out, hey ho, GLA

[jakleeds] 22/4/2024 07:17

Great stuff

[halland75] 22/4/2024 07:03

Already 17% up.
Whoop, whoop!

How'd you like those apples Masergit, exfailer and judifooli?
Idiots.
🤣🤣🤣

[nicosevos] 22/4/2024 06:41

There you go, thanks Andy, Andy@Blowster85.......

[majwandco] 22/4/2024 06:36

Not often a small cap company avoids the disgusting grasp of Riverfort.

The shares are down 70% since those scumbags were introduced.

Today marks a brilliant day where Riverfort are well and truly left in the dirt.

Exceptional loan terms, and some hints in the rns that some further excellent updates are on the way.

Re-rate coming

[oakville] 22/4/2024 06:22

Market cap of £294million?

[comedy] 22/4/2024 06:16

Well news finally arrived.

Maser don’t think anyone recorded the zoom call( sorry just saw msg)

[comedy] 22/4/2024 06:14

Did say we would be happy, end of dilution and hopefully start of decent news 😊

[halland75] 22/4/2024 06:06

Note - Piraeus is still very much on the table. 👍

Love this..."other advanced discussions".

These next two months can see some richer news flow.

Oh, those who were of little faith.
Tut, tut!

[aberloon2] 18/4/2024 17:38

I thought there were three threads regarding this mob?

[masergt] 18/4/2024 16:49

Ext. Yet more confirmation that the downtickers don't like it up 'em. Truth hurts.

No-one with any comments on the Herskovic issue?

Comedy - #2320. "Dav held a zoom call with shareholders. First week of April..."
Could you post a link to this please so we can all hear what was said? Thanks.

[extrader] 18/4/2024 01:05

A company that's just had to pull together a 5 year business plan in support of some
banking facilities it wants (Piraeus, remember them?) should be able to provide its shareholder owners with a basic spreadsheet showing how its facilities and scale of operations compare with that of the (named) competition, surely?

Esp if there are 134 licences out there, at least some of which must have been taken up...

GLA

[masergt] 17/4/2024 20:53

Re cultivation and numbers (from across the road):


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Trying to get a handle on the numbers HELD are targeting.

Full pelt they target 54000kg dried flowers per annum.

They have a 40,000m2 active cultivation licence, in their 195,506 square metre facility located near Thessaloniki.

Is the site with a facility set up for vertical cultivation or is it outdoor growing?

The average yield per plant is 2oz (56.7g) of bud. So the 54000kg (1,904,794ounces) per year mark looks more aspirational at this time.

They , depending on set up need 4 separate areas. Nursery stage, growing stage, flowering stage and drying area, for continual rotational cultivation. Then packing and dispatch areas on top

Ave cycle (cutting to flower) is 14 weeks. So potentially 4 crops per year. A fully grown flowering plant is easily 0.5m2 of floor space (if they’re nettles) or 1m2 if decent. Depends how crammed in they will be.

Given its medical grade there’ll be strict controls on nutrients etc.

Even if they achieve 3-4ounces per plant average under controlled growing conditions to achieve medical grade the numbers and space currently under licence are tight.

The following numbers are pretty big for the 40,000m2 licences area in my view. Unless it is set up for vertical cultivation.

80,000 plants (0.5m2) at eg. better case average of 3ounces per plant cropped and dried is 240,000ounces per crop. On a 12-14 week rotation say 4 crops per year is 960,000 ounces or 27215.5kg. So to hit their full target they need minimum 160,000 plants if they get an average of 3 ounces per plant.

More likely 1-2 ounces so more plants in my view.

The medical site (not connected to held) I have visited, used outdoor cultivation and yielded an average of 1-2 ounces of bud per plant over 16-18 week cycle. 3 crops on a 54 week cycle.

Which is why I’m asking about the numbers HELD are targeting and type of facility they have ?

[comedy] 17/4/2024 19:08

Apologies halland just seen your post.
Dav held a zoom call with shareholders
First week April, many questions that were asked he couldn’t answer but effectively said by end of April would get news that we would be happy with… now up to everyone to make up their own minds…
Yes we’ve been hit by almost 25% of the co being sold uncontrollable and compounded by RF and their selling…
Only 9 trading days left, hopefully within that timeframe those who have been here for years are finally rewarded exponentially

[extrader] 17/4/2024 17:37

May be worth looking into this company and see what it's up to.

[...]

There's been a Nelsonian blind eye turned to earlier news about this co, which appears to represent serious competition to HELD (admittedly, on the evidence to date not a very high bar).

See also this article, with more numbers

hxxps://greekreporter.com/2023/01/27/first-medicinal-cannabis-production-plant-opens-greece/

including this, re potential competitors to HELD

.."Since June 2018, when the legislative framework for the licensing of plants for the cultivation and production of finished medicinal cannabis products came into effect, the General Secretariat of Industry of the Ministry of Development and Investments has licensed 134 plant installations nationwide..."

That's a lorra, lorra licenses....

GLA

[extrader] 17/4/2024 16:20

The downtickers are at least showing awareness that they're incapable of a coherent written rebuttal.

QED

[extrader] 17/4/2024 15:25

The RNS description is 'Settlement of Fees and Issue of Equity'.

The content has nothing to do with fees and is (unhelpfully, again) an aggregation of the £ equivalent of principal + interest on a loan expressed as drawn in USD.

Sloppy writing betokens sloppy thinking, IMO.

[inaminute] 16/4/2024 16:33

No need for hindsight. The fact that so many pumpers arrived was a sure sign that this was going down

[comedy] 16/4/2024 15:13

Superpower of hindsight?🤷‍♀️;