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If you want me to analyse a stock for you just drop me a line at sqmir@hotmail.com - Today I look at Litebulb Group (LBB), Marechale Capital (MAC), Polo Resources (POL).
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Smudgedan
Zak, many thanks for providing technical commentary on MAC.
I think there is a really interesting story unfolding here.
MAC have a 30% ownership of Northfield Solar who are currently awaiting the results of a planning application for a 49.9MW solar plant at the disused airfield RAF Desborough.
A similar completed solar plant sold for £59.1 million recently so when this is put in to context against the current market cap of £800k there is in my view significant upside potential.
The plan for Northfield is to develop a total of 250MW of large scale solar which, if achieved, would prove very interesting indeed.