Infrastrata Share Discussion Threads

[bronislav] 12/7/2021 20:11

Hmm.interesting HT.you seem certain.Seems strange that they sit on 260 acres of shipbuilding /engineering related assets........been invested long?

[htrocka2] 12/7/2021 20:02

No..INFRASTRATA is all about the gas caverns..The shipping element is an additional side show.

[bronislav] 12/7/2021 11:52

Htrocka.do you envisage infastrata selling off the gas cavern subsidiary?

[htrocka2] 11/7/2021 23:16

The ML will be transformational...well worth the wait.

[bronislav] 11/7/2021 23:09

Now that would get infa in a good position.

[htrocka2] 11/7/2021 23:04

To give you a rough idea...

[bronislav] 11/7/2021 21:42

Any thoughts on what the gas caverns would be worth?.

[bronislav] 11/7/2021 20:54

Any thoughts on what the gas cavern storage project would be worth .?

[rangenoresources] 11/7/2021 19:30

I didn't filter fake Arnie to have a look at what he is posting. Looking at his posting history, aside from where he is trolling INFA and 20 other shares, all his posts have been about me. There have been over 500 posts in just the last 6 weeks, and those have continued even after I told him he is a fake Arnie and I live rent free in his head. That's just not normal to be honest, the guy is clearly a deranged psychopath multi id deramping fake Arnie wannabe.

[htrocka2] 11/7/2021 19:30

This closed about a week ago...I'll wait for the outcome.




'Following closure of the consultation, responses will be analysed and a Departmental Response drafted and published.'

[1alfi] 11/7/2021 19:07

Never thought of those possibilities Bron, setting up the shipyard to be sold off to a bigger entity or selling off the gas storage project. Maybe I will hang on for a little longer and see what unfolds, you never know when news is going to drop.

"Given the level of inquiries in renewables, some of which are highly advanced, we have taken a conscious decision to prioritise projects that have the highest probability of success and revenue generation potential."

[spreadexdave] 11/7/2021 18:52

keep up the good work terminator

[bronislav] 11/7/2021 18:02

Hang on a minute.What if they are selling the gas storage caverns off to someone else and the funds from that go into the cruise renewable s shipbuilding aspect of the business .Or better what if the shipbuilding cruise ship renewables has been set up for someone else.A multi asserted operation with 260+ acres and shipbuilding contracts to be announced.No no I've changed my mind .I think I will hang on to them a tad longer.

[bronislav] 11/7/2021 15:53

Selling up first thing tomorrow thanks for the heads up.

[ijamlon] 11/7/2021 15:47

Fascinating read if you've got the time. Moral of the story: UK shipyards are a dead end. https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v43/n14/james-meek/who-holds-the-welding-rod

[ijamlon] 11/7/2021 15:43

Agree. Trying to compete with Asian shipyard workers making $6000 a year for 72 hour work weeks isn't going to be a profit machine. It's a graveyard, beyond me how they think they'll make a go of it.

[htrocka2] 11/7/2021 13:58

Maybe they should shove the H&W project into a subsidiary...and concentrate on the initial project.

[htrocka2] 08/7/2021 20:11

Hydrogen is the way forward..

[ijamlon] 07/7/2021 07:50

One has to wonder if the mid year trading update, which bizarrely was released one day before the mid year had actually ended (and LOI expired), was produced purely as a way to sneak in the Triumph 'news' before it was too late. Everything else in that update was a big nothing, essentially it just told us how much revenue they had decided to recognise / accrue this year from the already announced Saipem deal.