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Sdx Energy Plc | SDX | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 22/11/2024 10:01 by chrisdgb Agreed, would be nice to get some newsflow to give investors a clear view of 2025....... |
Posted at 19/11/2024 11:30 by winnet I've averaged further down here and now, happy with my weighting. No more SDX for me now. A broken clock and all that.My expectation is now they've sorted the financing and that's firmly behind us, they'll be putting some of it to use in Morrocco and we'll get some news on that front. Hopefully, the returns they foresee will outweigh the interest payments. I wonder if they will do any investor presentations going forward. Mark Reid used to do 3-4 a year. |
Posted at 30/9/2024 11:07 by winnet They are not equity investors----------- But they are equity investors, Roman, because they have a large stake in the business. Why bother acquiring any interest - presumably, according to your thesis, to take advantage when they scavenge the carcass? But they've then got a huge bad debt if they go under, so there's not much logic to it... I don't think I am delusional, I just disagree with you! I think some of your predictions are bordering on conspiracy theory stuff. Yes, they want to secure the loan, but the fact they would offer it in the first place isn't because they expect the business to go bust, but they want some insurance if it does. I don't see any LTH jumping off the cliff here. The only worrying thing for me is the price for SD was noted as "exceeding 3m". I hope its at least double that! That would be a large downward revision, which I guess is why we still have it. |
Posted at 27/9/2024 12:33 by roman2325 You are both delusional.To think a credit investor, would lend to an O&G minnow, without having a back-up plan if (when) they go under (which 90% do), is beyond moronic. You need to wake up. Why would they lend to an (incredibly high-risk) borrower when every other lender said no? (If you work in corporate finance this has been common knowledge since before Jay) They are not equity investors hoping SDX strike it big, they are not expert geologists who think they know better than the geoligists working that area for decades, they are distressed debt investors who have a plan B when their client can't pay them back. The fact only 1 investor turned up to the AGM should tell you you are the only investors left |
Posted at 26/9/2024 09:16 by neo26 Only Ned bother so show up, the large investors hav written off their investment. Its almost criminal aleph blocked takeover at 10p. |
Posted at 20/9/2024 14:24 by winnet well said, Ned. I see all this doom-mongering akin to the old school boiler room behavior, when the worst case gets continually repeated until retail investors think it is almost a given.he admits he doesn't own any and by what he says about the management and assets, never would! |
Posted at 19/9/2024 13:26 by neo26 Tomorrow GM, likely will get past but no one interested.Sdx needs a name change where investors can forget. |
Posted at 05/9/2024 08:32 by neo26 This co has really annoyed me and misled investors. Why dont they release h1 results before GM? They know they have achieved nothing. |
Posted at 04/9/2024 15:02 by littlened Rath Dhu support is important,as are all the major investors who are definitely not sellers at this price.SDX policy is to repay Aleph as soon as possible and they seem confident to replace if necessary at lower cost |
Posted at 04/9/2024 09:23 by littlened Roman When I spoke to CFO he seemed confident that funding was not a problem.Presumably through partners,customers and investors,none of whom seem to be bailing out |
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