UK 17:44 Tuesday, 27 October 2026
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So far this week shares in Flowgroup plc (FLOW) have fallen by more than 46% (to 14.25p), in Sabien Technology Group (SNT) by 17.5% (to 8.25p) and in Inspirit Energy (INSP) by approaching 8% (to 0.58p). Each is an AIM-listed company involved in efficient boiler products, so what’s happening here?
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wildrides
Funny how a change in UK vat can affect its world wide development plans …………. funny that .
Come on guys , tell the truth ………. it a shit boiler (the flow) which is too expensive and no one wants one . If it was any good the vat would make no difference .An SME would get the vat back anyway .
Inspirit looks a better bet by far in terms of product . But ……….. its an engineering project and engineers are basically mad inventors . Profit and loss does not register on their radar very often cos they are engineering geeks and not button counters . Target America where they love this kind of “be independent from the grid” kind of shite .