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[maccamcd] 03/5/2018 17:38

It's 50p later in 2018 I think What's coming is pretty impressive

[mattjos] 03/5/2018 16:54

Another daily closing high & you have to go back to February 2004 to see a daily close higher than today's.

[maccamcd] 03/5/2018 13:51

just been to the launch at Saddlers Hall.
So bullish!
The suite of products that are being launched over the next 3-6months is mind boggling.
Make sure you are overweight the stock

That's my humble

[daveonplanetearth] 03/5/2018 12:12

Agree, plenty of upside potential on this one.

[john henry] 03/5/2018 09:30

A couple of great RNSs. Buyers nibbling again, that 290K buy yesterday seems to have shifted some overhang.
New closing high should set up a move above 30p

[odsjp] 03/5/2018 08:44

Check this RNS out

[mattjos] 03/5/2018 08:37

I believe it is very astute move .. by both parties.Eranova get an investor who will also sell the product under a strong brand and through an established distribution network.SYM gain access to a whole new raw material, at source, and can lead in the development of finished product.SYM's distributors will also be pleased.Yes, it will take time but, not as long as I had first thought, judging by the Eranova timeline on their website.Eranova have done very well in attracting funding & SYM look like the last piece in their funding jigsaw.Option to take a controlling interest is terrific

[acamas] 03/5/2018 08:18

It would appear at first glance to have potential plus SYM has options to pick up a sizeable chunk of stock in the Company.

I do not think it will happen overnight

[maccamcd] 03/5/2018 07:47

I'm actually quite excited about this product launch and portfolio of products going forward..
You lot?

[mattjos] 02/5/2018 20:48

Eranova Bioplastics website:http://eranovabioplastics.com/index.html

[maccamcd] 02/5/2018 08:54

Was a small old institutional holder who been selling recently at these levels. I bought some yday to clear the sell order. (I hope)So stock should trend nicely with further news.Antimicrobial launch Thursday.Onwards!

[mattjos] 01/5/2018 12:29

daft response to the news so added on the drop

[mattjos] 01/5/2018 09:19

25p always a hurdle to get over so would expect a tight spread around this level as buyer & seller do battle.. this is second attempt just now.

The greater the volume consolidation around this level now, the stronger it will prove as support once the price does get past it

[buying] 01/5/2018 09:06

Buys are showing as sells

[mattjos] 01/5/2018 08:22

Great news & highlights the benefits arising from having such a broad network of distributors .. one of whom has now bought this deal to SYM. Looks a long-term win-win relationship & clearly SYM management looking for future growth

[maccamcd] 01/5/2018 08:05

I like that investment. Good strategy for the future and suite of products available
nice work

[nashwan123] 27/4/2018 08:56

Jeremy Vine failed to pick up SYM on his 'what to do about plastics' phone in yesterday lunchtime.

[maccamcd] 23/4/2018 07:54

article in The Times today about SYM!

[optimistic punter] 23/4/2018 07:42

A nice bit of pr by Sym. Yesterday was Earth Day. Symphony teams in DC and NYC were active in both cities and via social media, handing out oxobio bags and raising awareness. They also partnered with key organizations for cleanups including NY Restoration Project and New York FC (owned by Manchester City owners).

[mauricemonkey] 20/4/2018 12:49

“OXO plastics are designed so that they will not degrade deep in landfill and they will not therefore generate methane (a powerful greenhouse gas) in anaerobic conditions.“


This article also explains that the plastics don’t degrade immediately, which I assume rules them out for farming.

[dozey3] 20/4/2018 10:59

My understanding is that cultivated soil is aerobic. Indeed the air is essential for plant growth. Only compacted soils would approach an anaerobic state. However, ploughing in decaying sheeting which will absorb air and in the early stages affect drainage would not seem sensible. Land-fill on the other hand should allow the treated plastics to decay, albeit taking longer than if openly exposed to the atmosphere.

[mauricemonkey] 20/4/2018 09:23

That wouldn't work - as far as I understand it, the additive breaks down the plastic aerobically - if the sheeting is ploughed in it won't break down effectively. This is the same reason why the tech isn't any good for plastic that ends up in landfill and needs to be done in conjunction with a deposit scheme.
Again I am no expert, happy for others to correct me if I am wrong.

[maccamcd] 20/4/2018 08:15

"Symphony are currently explaining the technology in detail to DEFRA and the Treasury."

would be nice if all the arable crop plastic sheeting you see on farmlands were oxo-biodegradable. Just churn it back into the land.
makes a lot of sense.. makes no sense it doesn't use our tech already??

[mattjos] 20/4/2018 08:12

Lobby pressure keeps building for broader adoption of their technology & the company is front & centre promoting it

[anne69] 19/4/2018 13:21

Michael Stephen, deputy chair of Symphony, just seen him being interviewed on Sky again. These guys are getting some good exposure.