Symphony Environmental T... Share Discussion Threads

[robertnash2] 20/3/2019 14:05

neilrr like your comment "lifestyle and feathering company" do you think these overpaid BoDs will take a remuneration cut for 2018? £551k (2017) £565k (2016) £801k (2015 - M.Stephens - Technical Director was still on the payroll). I would have liked to see less than £500k (which is still too much) what do you think. Based on these 3 greedy directors the Chairman is underpaid at £16k per annum amounting to £1330 per month compared to the useless VC/CD at £200k.

[buywell2] 20/3/2019 10:43

........... ' Plastic not Fantastic ' ...................


The world is awash with plastic

Its now a plastic world

Isn't this fantastic

Great if your a bird ?

Shiny things to peck at

Though the taste ain't great

I'll eat it anyway

Before its gobbled by my mate

by buywell

[robertnash2] 20/3/2019 09:41

Normally when results are issued there are several bloggers commenting. Obviously there is no interest in the lousy results and in this company. Very sad state of affairs maybe the CEO and Vice Chairman should step down and pave the way for more capable replacements.

[neilrr] 18/3/2019 20:37

Long term no-hoper lifestyle company with the sole purpose of feathering Michael Laurier, his family & BoD's nests releases pitiful results & lurches on for another year.

SOSDD.

[swiss paul] 18/3/2019 18:52

WTF happened today - it went up - i dont believe it

[robertnash2] 28/2/2019 20:11

the_boy_plunger you are being manganous I would have thought 3p would be more realistic!

[odsjp] 21/2/2019 23:03

I saw somewhere it is now postponed until July. Guess we will have to wait for a trading update to see if this share is going anywhere

[robertnash2] 21/2/2019 09:53

odsjp any updates on the ECHA report?

[odsjp] 12/1/2019 17:18

Not long now until ECHA (European Chemicals Agency) produces it report on oxo biodegradable plastics which is likely to one way or another impact the share price! This report will say whether they believe there is merit in this technology and is due on 30th January

hxxps://www.symphonyenvironmental.com/resource/response-to-bbc-coverage/

Around 35 minutes into the video.

[buywell3] 10/1/2019 13:18

The world is awash with plastic

Its now a plastic world

Isn't this fantastic

Great if your a bird ?

Shiny things to peck at

Though the taste ain't great

I'll eat it anyway

Before its gobbled by my mate

[philjeans] 10/1/2019 11:39

Nevertheless, it's all grist to the mill and raises the whole subject of recycling again - all good publicity and PR for SYM.

Fantastic value down here!

[robertnash2] 08/1/2019 14:07

Jailbird an interesting subject...Symphony were at the forefront of this technology in 2007 unfortunately due to the wisdom of one individual it went nowhere. A real shame as The Rupert Project would have been more efficient.

[jailbird] 08/1/2019 13:03

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/business-43418391/the-firm-turning-plastic-into-oilLink from earlier this year .. but will get media exposure on sky news at 1:30pm today Single polymer plastics made from oil and converted back to oil and refused to make plastic again Technologies coming through for the plastic problem .. who will get the share of the market.. probably solutions shared across technologies

[dipso] 08/1/2019 09:16

The Co-op battles single-use plastic with compostable bag.
The bags can be turned into peat-free compost along with the household food waste, and are approved for home composting. They are priced at the same price as the conventional single-use plastic bag being replaced.

Shoppers - who forget their bag-for-life - can use the compostable bags to carry shopping home. The carriers then have a secondary use as food waste caddy liners and are initially available in communities where the local authority accepts them as part of household food waste collections.

Iain Ferguson, environment manager, Co-op, said: "The bags are carefully designed to help local authorities with food waste recycling and, reduce plastic contamination in a targeted way. Reducing the environmental impact of our products and eliminating single-use plastic is a priority, we welcome measures designed to make recycling simpler."

[robertnash2] 14/12/2018 12:37

Going south........5p by 31.12.2018?

[robertnash2] 13/12/2018 14:11

Nirj it was indeed a pleasure bumping into you today. I enjoyed our chat

[robertnash2] 11/12/2018 05:31

1longshorts Terracycle are in talks with Walker Crisps. I do not believe d2w works with metallised plastic film. Maybe SET would like to comment?

[buywell3] 10/12/2018 16:10

The world is awash with plastic

Its now a plastic world

Isn't this fantastic

Great if your a bird ?

Shiny things to peck at

Though the taste ain't great

I'll eat it anyway

Before its gobbled by my mate

[1longshorts] 10/12/2018 15:50

Heard an item on Radio4 today about Walkers Crisps and how to deal with the bags (they sell millions). Recycling was discussed but an interesting part was when the Walkers rep mentioned that they were looking at making them bio-degradable and it was an 8 year project. What struck me was why. Where are Symphony if they already have a solution. Do they have a solution? If so why aren’t they in contact with Walkers.

[jailbird] 29/11/2018 10:13

Another 117k at 8.5p!

[jailbird] 29/11/2018 09:59

2 x 60k+ buys ... L2 MMS moved up now Hopefully some known news behind these

[robertnash2] 28/11/2018 17:38

What ever happened to this RNS? Most probably zilch.Yet again "Jam tomorrow without substance"

LONDON--Symphony Environmental Technologies PLC (SYM.LN), a global specialist in advanced plastics and tyre recycling technologies, said Wednesday it has signed a five year supply and marketing agreement with Janssen Pharmaceutica, a division of Johnson & Johnson (JNJ).
MAIN FACTS:
-Agreement provides Symphony with distribution and marketing rights in a large number of countries; product will be sold by Symphony and co-branded under the d2 pence brand name.
-No financial details disclosed.
-Symphony shares closed Tuesday at 5 pence valuing the company at 6.24 million pounds.

[the_boy_plunger] 27/11/2018 09:39

the environment committee failed to back measures to tackle pollution from industrially-produced plastic pellets, which are melted down to make everyday plastic items. It also failed to support stronger economic incentives to reduce plastic production and consumption. LOL