Re: Big leap of faith buying in Just + 29.5 cheaper than dir. fingers x
Big leap of faith buying in 25-Oct-17 Augean AUG Meredith ,Jim 800,000 @ 0.31p £248,000.0024-Oct-17 Augean AUG Meredith ,Jim 100,000 @ 0.30p £30,000.0023-Oct-17 Augean AUG Meredith ,Jim 100,000 @ 0.28p £28,000.00A fair chunk invested from the Chairman and now also CEOGames
Re: HMRC investigation two previous posts i made were related to this...what worries me is the more recent comment in the interims about more than one company/subsidiary involved!
Re: HMRC investigation Hardly the Sword of Damacles. Wasn't that a sword hanging by a thread? Here HMRC has issued a tax assessment and share price has been slashed. Now possibly a big recovery play.
HMRC investigation Has no-one on this board noticed the sword of Damocles?[link]
legal advisor back on board It's good to see Andrew Bryce back with Augean; bet he thought he could concentrate on Brexit for UKELA, but this is more imminent...! HMRC can be a bit 'sticky' though, once they've decided!
Price Monitoring Extension [link]
Triple Whammy ""Britain is facing a triple waste whammy of stalled recycling rates, not enough incinerators being built and landfill running scarce. That is the stark prognosis of the countrys busiest bin clearer, Biffa, which is calling on the government to think again on waste having followed policies that have got Britain among Europes better performers but no further. - The Times""Games
Re: moving up now towards OZ, actually...
moving up now buy
wayyyyy over done now bounce back to 40p me thinks
Re: what the... No, the price went up, and today's announcement shows who was buying them.
what the... went on today with all those millions of shares traded at 47p??! Yet the price stayed same...
New Contracts [link] one of the UK's leading specialist waste management businesses, is pleased to announce that it has entered into several new contracts with an existing customer to treat and dispose of air pollution control residues (APCR). As stated in the Group's recent preliminary results, growth in the volume of APCR treated by the Group's Energy and Construction business remains a key strategic objective in the short and medium term. These new contracts, which were awarded following a competitive tender process, are delivering on that objective and include the retention of an estimated annual tonnage of 24,000 tonnes and an additional annual tonnage of 25,000 tonnes, of which 13,000 tonnes will be incremental in the financial year ending 31 December 2016. The contracts terminate no earlier than 31 March 2019, with the customer having the option to extend the contracts for up to two further years beyond that date. Stewart Davies, Chief Executive, commented: "We are delighted to be awarded these contracts, which align with a key strategic aim of the Group to expand our contracted revenue base in growth markets with our specialist hazardous waste services. The growth in APCR volumes brought by the new contracts will help the Group to continue development of its services to this competitive and growing market, and underpins existing management expectations."
Very thorough analysis of AUG What do people think of this DCF for AUG? [link]