‘Lower-cost alternative to fuel oil’ company Quadrise (QED) states that it “is pleased to announce the successful results of the placing and subscription”. Er, how “successful” is it though with the shares currently at just above 1p – more than 26% down?
Quadrise (QED) has issued an “Extension of Exclusive Agreement with Nouryon”-titled announcement, including stating that it “is pleased to announce the extension of the Exclusive Global Collaboration and Emulsifiers Sales Agreement with Nouryon, a global specialty chemicals leader, for the exclusive supply of goods, services and IP for future MSAR and bioMSAR projects”. So what about a current share price response down approaching 2% to 2.75p for this fuels technology company?
Describing itself as an emulsion technology, fuels and biofuels company “providing innovative solutions to lower energy costs, pollution and greenhouse gas emissions today for the global power generation, shipping, industrial and oil industries”, Quadrise (QED) has issued a “Director/PDMR Shareholding and Directorate Change”-titled announcement and what of the shares currently at 2.55p?
Quadrise plc (QED) has issued a “Business Update”-titled announcement commencing that it “is pleased to provide an update covering progress on its key projects”. So what about a currently more than 10% lower share price response to below 3p?
Describing itself as a “supplier of innovative energy solutions for a cleaner planet”, Quadrise (QED) states that it “is pleased to announce the successful results of the placing and subscription announced on 18 March 2024 and to confirm the launch of the open offer”. How ‘pleasing’ is this?, with the current market response being the shares more than 16% lower at 1.245p.
Emulsion technology, fuels and biofuels company Quadrise (QED) states that it “is pleased to announce the successful results of the placing… and to confirm the launch of the open offer”. Its “pleased” meaning that this is good news?
Quintain (QED) has become a much more interesting story over the last few years. It emerged in somewhat ropy condition from the financial crisis, overburdened with debt but with two potentially vast residential developments totalling 15,000 houses and apartments in Greenwich and Wembley which admittedly, it had no way to finance.
Edison research analyst Roger Leboff is a bit of a weirdo but no fool. After all he work with and remains friends with Mark Slater & Tom Winnifrith many years ago. Leboff has today initiated his coverage of property group Quintain Estates (QED) in upbeat fashion.
