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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Quadrise Plc | QED | London | Ordinary Share |
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| -0.40 | -5.28% | 7.18 | 16:35:23 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 7.98 | 6.52 | 7.98 | 7.18 | 7.58 |
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| REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT & SERVICES |
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Posted at 03/1/2025 13:02 by hazl Understandable softening on a Friday after such a rise.So far in the rerate there have been investors buying into any sales. Be interesting to see if that continues. |
Posted at 26/11/2024 09:44 by hazl I've had enough of them Z1CO.They ...(DUD) make investors lives a misery, when we just posts facts and hopes on companies. |
Posted at 25/11/2024 20:00 by hazl 'Payments anticipated from Valkor are expected to sustain operations through the second quarter of 2025. Additionally, £65 million in tax losses could offset future profits, enhancing Quadrise’s financial position as it scales up its technologies.The recent jump in Quadrise’s share price reflects renewed investor interest, with the stock gaining approximately 47% in the past month. This momentum follows an upbeat statement issued ahead of the company’s annual earlier in November. Shore Capital highlighted key milestones ahead that could further enhance Quadrise’s valuation. “We see considerable potential for Quadrise’s fuels to support decarbonisation in shipping and other industries, whilst lowering costs and being safer and simpler to use compared to conventional fuels,” the broker noted.' |
Posted at 25/11/2024 13:28 by hazl I am not conceited, though you clearly are.As ever you make an attempt to make it a competition about posters, which is a common strategy to try to detract from the company, itself. Let's accept that startups as small companies on AIM, do have their risks. Some,though, make it big and I really hope that investors do make up their own minds. I never tell people to buy but try to post facts as they arrive. IMO |
Posted at 26/10/2024 08:40 by hazl The Company's AGM will be held on Friday 22 November 2024 at 12.00 noon at the Park Plaza County Hall Hotel, 1 Addington Street, London, SE1 7RY.Following the conclusion of the AGM, the Company will give an investor presentation that will also be available via the Investor Meet Company ('IMC') platform. Shareholders can sign up to the Investor Meet Company platform via Investors who have already registered will be invited automatically. Questions can be submitted pre-event via email at ir@quadrise.com or via the IMC dashboard. At the conclusion of the investor presentation, the Company will invite questions from those attending in person and will also seek to answer as many of the pre-submitted questions as possible during a live Q&A session. |
Posted at 30/9/2024 08:44 by la forge Jamie AshcroftPROACTIVE Quadrise PLC ( AIM:QED ) Quadrise sees key catalysts in coming months Published: 08:04 30 Sep 2024 BST Quadrise PLC (AIM:QED) chief executive Jason Miles told investors that it entered the 2024-25 financial year with strong momentum, and it is preparing to play its part in accelerating the global transition away from fossil fuels. Significantly, Miles said that the business case for the firm’s core products the MSAR and bioMSAR technologies – which are proprietary alternative fuels – is being driven increasingly by energy economics, environmental considerations, and emissions regulations. “With strong market conditions, the company is well-positioned to progress commercial trials with industry majors and build on traction gained during the period with new potential clients while advancing biofuel options for bioMSAR™ production and net-zero solutions,” Miles said in today’s full year results statement. Presently, investor attentions are particularly focussed on the company’s envisaged pilot venture with global shipping giant MSC, in which the Quadrise fuel will be used via marine services terminals. It is one of several projects and partnerships that promise to unlock a significant commercial scale-up for Quadrise. Whilst noting that recent progress had been ‘slower than previously anticipated’, the company sees key catalysts in the coming months. “The pending agreement with MSC and Cargill will formally kick off activities at the MAC² terminal during Q4 2024, to prepare for fuel supply to the MSC vessel trial from Q1 2025 onward followed by commercial supply upon success,” Jason Miles highlighted. “Our team is also preparing to complete the OCP commercial trial in Morocco in early Q4 and has commenced discussions with candidate suppliers for long-term commercial MSAR® supply upon success. “Heavy sweet oil from the Valkor projects in Utah has commenced production, with the State of Utah approving Valkor's plans for future drilling. “Conclusion of the MSAR® site license and planned equipment delivery to Valkor in Utah is therefore expected, pending successful resolution of eagerly awaited project financing by Valkor.” Miles added: “the time for Quadrise technology delivery is now and the team are focused on achieving that goal." In terms of financials, Quadrise reported a £2.9 million loss for the year, narrowed from a £3.1 million loss in the previous year. It ended the financial year ended 30 June with £3 million of cash reserves. The company also noted that it has some £64.7 million of cumulative tax losses which will potentially be available for set-off against future profits. |
Posted at 27/9/2024 07:51 by brookemia 🤥🤦&#This is been demonstrated by his lauding of DECEMBER 2023 MSC agreement 🧚🧚 A CEO ? being 10 MONTHS OUT, was he not at this ‘agreementR AKHM Posts: 912 Price: 1.40 No Opinion RE: New oil boom?Today 08:13 Great post BTW Giffer. Exactly my feelings too but you worded it brilliantly ReplyRecommend (3)Report Post AKHM Posts: 912 Price: 1.40 No Opinion RE: New oil boom?Today 08:10 The marine update literally said nothing has happened. Not great for 7 months work at the time. I have never really been down on QED but to have something take a year longer than it should...or 3 years in you take the initial timeliness.....somet ReplyRecommend (2)Report Post Giffer Posts: 53 Price: 1.40 No Opinion RE: New oil boom?Today 08:08 Rewhbe, on the one hand, you have Fyoz's answer, on another, it rather depends on how you define an update. As I see it facts are facts. Much of what comprises a QED update is often fact that in itself does not move the needle in terms of revenue, timing, profit etc, but potentially exciting news, useful as a foundation for conjecture: We are delighted to announce formal discussions with X about the potential for using our product in a given environment (say; leisure marine) and some cute open ended statements hinting at our place in a huge and lucrative market place. The Morocco story being a more mature version of the same, fortunately backed up by one small, and eventually successful trial and the Saudi debacle being an example of how it may end. In sewing these 'seeds' if you will, all the chat that follows on BB's like this germinate and blossom into a sense of genuine opportunity, and all the excitement that brings to investors like me, eager for positive news, revenue and profit. Statements such as "they're getting on with running our company, for our benefit, and I for one am glad they're concentrating on the task, and not wasting time producing a running commentary for the sake of the doomsters" being an excellent example of blind faith based upon no more knowledge of what is actually being achieved than you or I have. I don't actually doubt the commitment or effort of the QED team, I do perhaps question their effectiveness, and perhaps choice of which opportunity is most achievable to grow from our very fragile foundations and limited resources. Beneficial communication for me would be, for example, test results, a start date for a trial in Morocco, receipt of samples from Utah, delivery of an MMU to location Y, an update on what happened in Panama after the rain fell, etc. Finally, in relation to the quote above, if Jason has time to post about the environmental benefits of our products on LinkedIn (and I am delighted that he does so), he surely has time to engender shareholder loyalty, support and 'team spirit' with small factual updates, particularly as he may need to open our wallets again in the future. ....to finish my waffle; I am far from a doomster, for about fourteen years I have had my money where my mouth is, so to speak, because i believe in our amazing product, and I don't doubt the technical capability of the QED team; I just crave honest, factual and insightful communication. Industry, the environment and indeed we as shareholders will all benefit from our success, but all my beliefs are not basis for blind faith...maybe I'm a 'doubting Thomas'! |
Posted at 25/9/2024 14:30 by brookemia Sent to Info,JM, H.Thanawala, B Johnston, P.Brunel. L.MutchThere will be a lot of NEW INVESTORS BAYING FOR YOUR BLOOD 🤡JM🧚 Share Price Information for Quadrise (QED) London Stock Exchange Share Price is delayed by 15 minutes Get Live Data Share Price: 1.495 Bid: 1.42🤦 Ask: |
Posted at 14/8/2024 17:49 by lopodop Really can investors take any more - the Board should take a good look at themselves and the investor funds which are at risk - is it ever going to happen? |
Posted at 01/3/2024 07:14 by hazl You forget that while you close your positions mine are very much in play.I do not see CUSN as a loss. I see it as a nice little nest egg for the future. Why would anyone sell when most investors see copper as the go to investment, for the foreseeable future? 'Investors see copper as the top asset for 2024, with gold in second place; interest in critical metals cools at BMO’s Global Metals, Mining & Critical Minerals Conference 'Investors see copper as the top asset for 2024, with gold in second place; interest in critical metals cools at BMO’s Global Metals, Mining & Critical Minerals Conference 'BMO specifically asked attendees what commodity they would hold for the next five years. According to the results, 62% of those surveyed said they would hold copper, slightly down compared to 2023 answers. Gold was the second most popular asset, with 22% of those surveyed saying it was their long-term asset of choice.' Neils Christensen on Kitko. |
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