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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trafalgar Property Group Plc | TRAF | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.0325 | 08:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.0325 | 0.0325 | 0.0325 | 0.0325 | 0.0325 |
| Industry Sector |
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| HOUSEHOLD GOODS & HOME CONSTRUCTION |
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Posted at 13/1/2023 16:43 by comedy Hedge lol I’m referring to “we”as in Traf buying the research facility, and “we” as in shareholders( being one)…Really you need to read. Saw your posts saying this co was going to fall over in 2019???? Seems your ability to assess needs working on? |
Posted at 09/12/2022 13:16 by wally27 Buy TNT for a real xmas bonus not Traf to make you poorer. |
Posted at 05/12/2022 12:33 by comedy Vote this Wednesday to bring their r and d facility etc etc in to Traf!!!Sold to Ocado in 2019… So did they have to sign competitive Agreements which have ended??? Hence since may22 when gov came on board all silent??? |
Posted at 02/12/2022 10:51 by dave4545 Seller confirmed outP4 capital held 11.833,290 and that what has shown up at 0.174p |
Posted at 01/12/2022 13:25 by hedgehunter2 Where does the working capital come from to run this company? Does TRAF Loan monies? What are the margins and forecast? Sorry being stupid, but, being a retirement company, how do you now focus on Hydroponic growth model, where is the companies main focus? |
Posted at 01/12/2022 10:36 by comedy for me was vertical farming, plus m/cap now is ridiculous.psl was possible to buy 50mill shares and become a 1% holder in 2019. it then became bou and now Cizzle. but 12 bagger from bottom when psl. at meeting young lad had 1% and he was saying I think to over 20%shareholder that I only have 1%( think at that time it was £5k to buy 1%)... and I remember the chap said back you are a significant holder!!! believe traf will give decent rewards to those who buy at this m/cap and hold??? do some google search on the "doc"...will find interesting info re products, research facility and co info. they have had 2 years to get here. could be a shot in dark but wonder if hydrophonics becomes main business??? |
Posted at 11/5/2022 19:09 by figtree99 Hey Iain,Let’s see what happens... I may not be around on morning of any placement etc, nothing mentioned so far, but very low market cap currently, comfortable with this, it is just £1m and 160m shares. (Consolidated last year) 10:1 - ✅ 1)Possible placement 2) Or issue of Warrants maybe the way forward to the lender/investor, which releases capital/finance for co. Over a full year. 3) Also mentioned in the pdf document is the potential decision to make a sale of assets/ once planning permission is granted. That would raise funds also to divest into new division project. I am ignoring the silly speeding ticket today, MD may want share price to stay low, however I think today’s close is as good as this gets after new professor’s appointment. It can still rise, but 2 speeding tickets would make the CEO look silly. If folks want to buy-in now. Catching the low is hard enough, and buying TRAF stock is even harder. Moves very fast. 230% up in no time, on low volume. That was just an appointment of the Professor. Analysing TRAF, it moved 15% at a time. This will pay-off, once everybody realises what is behind today’s appointment of early-pioneer of Vertical-farming and their combined experience (CFO’s) with Jones Food plc and the sale to Ocado i.e.58% stake sell -off to Ocado. Ocado is a £6bn company today. They may conduct a similar strategy, beyond just develop, and construct, as stated. Yields are huge on 10 storey farm fields. Time is money, which means when you’re ready to buy (after any placement RNS, investors will struggle and very likely pay over the odd’s i.e. 1p- 1.2p or more. Can’t catch a loose cannon here. Trust me I tried. MM’s will spring this to 1.2p in a minute. DYOR and ATB. |
Posted at 11/5/2022 15:09 by figtree99 This is the crux...TRAF is to build their long planned HYDROPONICS vertical Farming Division. Wait for next announcement, it is back on plan. 11 May 2022 Dr Challinor together with Gary Thorneycroft, Trafalgar's CFO, were co-founders of Jones Food Company (JFC), which owned and operated, at the time, one of the largest vertical farms in Europe. A majority stake in JFC was subsequently sold to Ocado in 2019. Check it out The world's largest vertical farm with 148,000sqft of growing space and over 1,000 tonnes of annual growing capacity, equivalent in size to 26 tennis courts. Commenting on the appointment of Dr Challinor, Paul Treadaway, Managing Director of Trafalgar said: "We view Paul's appointment as the key step in the development of Trafalgar's long-planned hydroponic division as he is a UK pioneer in this high growth market. The Board believes Paul's appointment which has been in negotiation for some time, will help Trafalgar to re-invigorate its hydroponics strategy. Paul's experience and expertise together with that of Gary Thorneycroft, will greatly assist Trafalgar in realising its aspirations to design, fit out, build and where appropriate even operate hydroponic assets." |
Posted at 11/5/2022 12:09 by figtree99 Thanks for elaborating D45.0.070p now...this is now fair price to add, if you can get it. Under £1m cap. 142m shares in issue Reward with “issue of warrants” to the recent investor of £200k to TRAF.with an expiration of 12months to Jun 2023. This would fund the company, each quarter, as warrants are taken up. As share price rises...1-2-3-4.10.. Win-win for both big investor and TRAF. Many companies are doing this. Smart funding to raise capital. Simple with dilution minimal over 12months. By the time share price rises, the dilution is neglible if felt at all. |
Posted at 11/5/2022 09:50 by mally6 whats traf got to do with above video |
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