Infrastrata Share Discussion Threads

[terminator101] 07/6/2021 08:50

Tell that to those that "invested" in INFA at the turn of this year when it was over 50p huh. Nearly 50% down.

[dafrog] 07/6/2021 08:42

Transferring wealth from the impatient to the patient.

[terminator101] 07/6/2021 08:27

Down again huh

[master rsi] 06/6/2021 21:35

British Bulls

Last Pattern: BULLISH HARAMI CROSS
Last Close:27.85p+0.05p

[master rsi] 06/6/2021 20:09

It seems # Terminator # ....... 'wake up on the wrong side of the bed" every day, everything is negative on the posts not only here ....

Dilution now or even more dilution later.
Tony O’Reilly jr, past CEO of Providence Resources, another serial failure
Zero revenue from these clowns
Abandoned.
It’s a question of hope or reality

[htrocka2] 06/6/2021 20:00

Might help explain the following.

[bogotatrader] 06/6/2021 19:51

John Wood CEO profile comment from 2020 Investor Presentation - 'John led the successful turnaround of BAE shipyards in Australia, based on multiple contracts
covering all marine sectors.'

[bogotatrader] 06/6/2021 19:38

htrocka -

Look at the following committee -

[htrocka2] 06/6/2021 18:42

Nice find 'B..trader'

Surely INFA will pick up some of this work.


'The Royal Navy’s (RN’s) current shipbuilding plan includes eight Type 26 frigates, five Type 31 frigates, and a projected follow-on Type 32 general-purpose frigate. Three new solid support ships are also planned.'

ref; terminator101...the point being the a further offshore hydrogen storage project is on the cards.

[terminator101] 06/6/2021 11:58

Tony O'Reilly jr, past CEO of Providence Resources, another serial failure. Anything he is involved with is a massive avoid.

[htrocka2] 06/6/2021 11:38

(A bit more about O'rielly's company)

[htrocka2] 06/6/2021 11:38

related item.

'..Tony O’Reilly jr, has signed a memorandum of understanding with the state firm to develop storage solutions for renewable energy.'

[htrocka2] 05/6/2021 09:44

Related item.

[terminator101] 05/6/2021 07:31

Mornign rampers, with the open offer failing to attract even 50% of the expected offering and massive payments due for the 2nd staged payment of appledore, wonder when the next fundraising will be in this bottomless money pit. If they are going to stand a chance in the competitions they will also be spending money like water. It's no wonder the share price is below the last placing price.

[bogotatrader] 04/6/2021 19:27

Master RSI - I guess the buys are Killik & Co Stockbrokers continuing to up their stake

[master rsi] 04/6/2021 12:33

the large buys go on, wonder from where are they are coming from, the only comfort is they are paying higher price.
last 27.90p
before 27.875p

[master rsi] 04/6/2021 11:50

Large buy trades still going on, but are not from The MM at offer 28p

[master rsi] 04/6/2021 10:37

Plenty of large trades today and MMs moving prices up on the bid side.

Level 2 of 3 v 1, spread 27.70 v 28p

[gunsofmarscapone] 02/6/2021 11:03

Agree Sloth, in fact your post illustrates the wider issues in repopulating our heavy industries in general. We need Navantia and others to help the UK to restart and eventually regain critical mass.

We cannot do this alone, very difficult. That said Appledore is not an extinct business in the sense that deep mined UK coal is.

I agree with Terminator that this is not ‘slam dunk’ but I envisage the future very positively.

[thesloth2] 02/6/2021 10:57

Appledore cannot get the Skilled Staff. All those employed by the previous Owners have now retired or are working at Plymouth.

[gunsofmarscapone] 02/6/2021 10:52

No one is suggesting that Brittania is a slam dunk, far from it, just that Appledore in due course can have the capability to win the contract.

[mcbull] 02/6/2021 09:28

Whoa, that's a lot of propellers to be screwed into windmills to pay that off.