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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Infrastrata Plc | INFA | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 18.125 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 18.125 | 18.125 |
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Posted at 14/9/2021 14:20 by rangenoresources Oh dear it seems that Terminator aka Fake Arnie has a cyborg fetish. I bet he has posters on his wall.Almost feel a bit sorry for him but then I remembered that him and his boiler room crew were deliberately scamming investors. |
Posted at 27/8/2021 15:39 by terminator101 Big investors dumping now. That can't be good. |
Posted at 21/8/2021 13:02 by terminator101 Iamsailing on LSE shows how much value these clowns have destroyed21 Aug 2021 09:32To answer the question: adjusted for splits, consolidations etc: the share price in 2008 was about £420 (yes pounds) in today's terms. More recently, in 2014, it was about £12. Towards the end of 2016 was the last time it was above £1. This company has been a relentless and on-going investor capital destruction machine (worse than a -99.9% return) . For the management it's a very different story of course, they have made tens of millions and are highly motivated to keep the investor-to-manager cash funnel show on the road. "Big RNS coming in a matter of days". Yawn. |
Posted at 05/8/2021 20:01 by htrocka2 Terminator.....that 'tweet' you posted refers to Harland and Wolfe NOT John Woods as you imply....get your facts rights..before misleading potential investors..' Harland and Wolff is one of Northern Ireland's best-known businesses and its two huge cranes dominate the east Belfast skyline. It was founded in 1861..'......(160 years..) |
Posted at 13/7/2021 07:35 by 1alfi And equally so, especially from this price, potential to make investors a lot of money. |
Posted at 05/7/2021 16:11 by ijamlon I'm actually long unfortunately. I come here to air my frustrations and hear other viewpoints. This message board cannot meaningfully move the share price either way IMO. Serious, market-moving investors don't trade based on people like me shouting about news that is already known. They don't even read retail websites. |
Posted at 24/6/2021 08:11 by ijamlon Despite raising about £20mln of cash through new share issuance this year, the company is today valued at only £29mln.Two possible perspectives: 1) due the impatience of short-term investors, this is now a very cheap way to get exposure to all the upside of a govt supported shipbuilding renaissance, and the soon-to-be-approved NI gas storage project. 2) the market is exposing it for what it is: a call option on the endlessly delayed gas storage license approval, combined with shipyards business that has been loss making for decades, all run by a questionable management team, who have generated little good news and have little skin in the game.... |
Posted at 18/6/2021 06:18 by terminator101 Morning creepy stalker. RangenoResources has been following me around like a long lost puppy ever since I exposed him and his multiID boiler room crew for sustaining pump and dump operations on RMS and ADME by a combination of mindless ramping and posting fake research. You need a thick to deal with the crews that operate on these boards and they don't like being exposed. Caveat emptor on those shares that attract them. You only have to look at what's happened to ADME (50p to 4p) and RMS (7p to 0.8p) when the crews prey on investors |
Posted at 08/5/2021 05:52 by terminator101 For those that think John Wood is the investors champion, you may want to check out his history at (now collapsed) MSC where he mislead suppliers and appears to have extracted millions from the company. His business partner Chris Rogers was jailed for fraud for avoiding tax on the cash he siphoned off from the company. Wood, whose reputation was in tatters, fled to Australia. Just remember that leopards never change their spots.PS how is it going rampers? 50p bargain price huh. Now sub placing. Where is the cash going to come to pay the differed payment for Appledore later in the year, and what about the cash for keeping the lights on? Where are all these Government shipbuilding contracts that were promised?https://www |
Posted at 21/10/2020 11:26 by skinny .Launch of Investor Roadshow InfraStrata plc (AIM: INFA), the UK quoted company focused on strategic infrastructure projects and physical asset lifecycle management, is pleased to announce the launch of its Investor Roadshow event programme for 2020/21 which will encompass both virtual and physical events. Each event will be an opportunity for investors to hear from the Company's leadership team and questions can be submitted in advance. The roadshow will commence with an online event but, subject to COVID-19 restrictions, the Company intends to hold physical events across its flagship Belfast Shipyard, London and Edinburgh. Through these events, the Company aims to update investors and financial professionals on its progress and outlook for the future. Over the last ten months, InfraStrata made two significant acquisitions; the Harland & Wolff shipyard in Belfast and the so called Appledore Shipyard in North Devon now known as Harland & Wolff (Appledore), allowing the Company to carve a niche in the two most marketable ends of the UK Shipbuilding market. John Wood, CEO of InfraStrata, commented : "The launch of this Investor Roadshow is an important part of our effort to build stronger relationships with our investors. The last ten months has been an incredibly exciting period of growth for InfraStrata and we are excited to share our vision and strategy, as well as the significant progress we are making through hard work and astute decisions. This is about taking our investors on that exciting journey with us" The confirmed dates are as follows: 10 November, 2020 at 7pm - Zoom 10 March, 2021 - Harland & Wolff, Belfast 10 July, 2021 - London 10 November, 2021 - Edinburgh You can register your interest in attending our events by joining our here . ( ) |
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