At the end of last month Symphony Environmental Technologies (SYM) had a case it brought against the European Union Art. 5 of the Single-use plastics Directive 2019/904 judged against it and its shares crashed from above 6p to 3.5p. What of a now response from the company to the EU Judgment, with the shares at 3.25p?
Symphony Environmental Technologies (SYM) has announced that “the General Court of the European Union has delivered its judgement and declined to declare the relevant part of Article 5 of the Single-use Plastic Directive 2019/904 as being invalid”. What does this actually mean though for the company?
To lose one director in a day is understandable but to lose two looks like carelessness. Of course Symphony Environmental (SYM) says that NED Bob Wigley and Executive director Alexander Brennan, Executive Director, have resigned in order to concentrate on other business opportunities. Companies always say that.
Hello, Share Snafflers. Most of us are wary about coronavirus plays these days. Not least because Uncle Tom has panned them. But my suggestion for your further research today is a different slant on the subject. It’s Symphony Environmental Technologies (SYM), a company which makes modern packaging. The company has received brill results for trials of a component, which it's almost certain kills bovine coronavirus...
I had a great chat with Michael Laurier of Symphony Environmental (SYM) about how when we first met the shares were 2p and I had faith in him then. They are now well over 20p. Michael gets a lot of stick but for delivering 1000% gains - albeit over 12 or 13 years - he deserves some credit. Presenting the Symphony case at UK Investor Show was FD Ian Bristow. Enjoy.







