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Can get a bid to sell £40,000 at 4.6 in one go , and will take £60,000 at 4.1 in one go on IG, mm’s desperate for your shares , hold tight
The prime minister of Bangladesh welcome Salman lbna oan
"Bangladesh has has a hugely positive effect on creating the conditions where Capital wants to flow in and create new
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businesses that's absolutely right you have to create the enabling environment for the private sector LNA you wanted to
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come in yeah I I I totally agree I think the government has to Kickstart these
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incentives so others could come in I mean the US has done that brilliantly in
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uh uh uh their uh uh energy transition uh uh this so that's one reason it has
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one of so I think every country has to find its own way of how does it
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Kickstart this so it can encourage Investments even if they yield a lower
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return because after all as Larry said and we even in the private sector we have to have we have to go for returns
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but this is where which is similar what the government is doing actually here is
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building the infrastructure trying to do the basic even in the tourism sector so
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others come in can find the returns would become more acceptable for the
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private sector to jump in so this is where we need again government private
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sector cooperation so a lot of what you're all saying um is very much Back
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to Basics would we have had the same conversation five years ago is the global fracture piece um critical to the
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conversation we've just had no it's I mean the environment has
" significant rewire rewiring of capital flows and business flows you just as a
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result of what's happened in the last five years the fragmentation we talked about Co and the impact and one one
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thing that we've paid attention to is if you look at trade a lot of trade now is is Emerging Market to Emerging Market
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that's more than half of global trade and so these are Big shifts whereas you know everybody knows about the the
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massive flow of China to the US China to the developed world for many many years but it's now a much more complicated
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picture and uh it's what's driving economic growth in China today why why is it still growing 5% is trade between
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China and the emerging world is growing significantly that's creating opportunity in some of these other countries to pay attention to but I
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think we don't fully appreciate the the rewire iring and Larry talked about Supply chains and everything else that "
The large buys this morning tells me one thing...
Someone is in the know and imo it won't be long before this is across the line and we can all relax and enjoy the fruits of our patience.
GLA :-)
Her visit to China is well documented in Bangla, the people are fed up paying the price for govt errors of the past. They, more than anyone are hoping change is coming…in the way of billion $ projects, in turn creating jobs and everything else that’ll go with it.
Power China is an arm of Chinese govt - Phulbari is included in the belt and road initiative. 27 projects were given the go ahead previously, I’m expecting more this time round with the world order at threat, Bangla an important strategic asset for the Chinese.
I know Searcher, well picked up, been waiting 15 years to post that as well😂
KC, said in perfect broken English …. Most unlike you 😂😂😂
This has that wouldn't want to be out of this over the weekend😉
….. seeing trading patterns like this mornings, especially when you are watching intently for insider buying.
Good luck. I hope everyone is in and long!
Hasina is going to have to tell the people the plan soon before they all start to kick off!
🤞🏼
Https://www.dailymessenger.net/business/news/22823
Govt pays the price for import dependency
Severe loadshedding in rural areas
Jannatul Ferdushy, Dhaka
Published: 08:12, 28 June 2024
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Govt pays the price for import dependency
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After the industries resumed operations following the Eid holidays, loadshedding increased dramatically across the country, especially in rural areas, due to reduced power generation caused by a shortage of primary fuels.
Power Development Board (PDB) data reveals that gas, LNG, and coal-based power plants, which rely on imported fuels, have cut electricity generation, leading to a decrease in power supply to the grid. Currently, oil-based power plants are meeting demand, but rural consumers and industries are suffering from electricity and gas shortages.
Experts attribute this crisis to excessive dependence on imported fuel. Additionally, the government is struggling to pay outstanding bills due to a shortage of dollars and funds.
According to the data as of Thursday, SS power generation capacity stands at 1,224 MW, but currently, the coal-based plant supplies only 429 MW. The Matarbari coal-fired plant, with a 1,200 MW capacity, supplies 469 MW. The Ashuganj gas-based power plant supplies 230 MW despite having a 400 MW capacity. The Chandpur 200 MW capacity gas-based plant generates 17 MW. The RPGCL gas-based plant with a 210 MW capacity is now generating only 15 MW. The Mymensingh 200 MW plant, run by gas, is now generating 145 MW. The Rampal Power coal-based power plant, with 1,234 MW, is generating 850 MW. The Payra coal-based plant, with a 1,244 MW capacity, is generating 622 MW. The Barishal 307 MW coal-based plant is generating 200 MW. The Barapukuria coal-based plant, with a 250 MW capacity, is generating 120 MW.
Officials claim these plants are under maintenance, but it is surprising that all gas and coal-based plants are simultaneously undergoing maintenance while the government has halted LNG imports and reduced coal imports.
Senior Secretary Md. Habibur Rahman of the Power Division told The Daily Messenger, “The plants Payra, SS Power, Rampal, Adani, and Matarbari are in maintenance.” He said that Payra will resume operations within 2-3 days, while Matarbari and SS Power will remain unavailable until the transmission project is completed.
To support power plants and industries during emergencies, the government established two floating re-gasification Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) terminals in Moheshkhali. However, these terminals are currently unable to supply gas to the grid when power plants and industries need LNG support.
Summit Group's Floating Storage and Regasification Unit (FSRU) at Maheshkhali in Cox's Bazar, damaged by Cyclone Rimal, has been sent to Singapore for repairs. The 500 million cubic feet per day terminal is expected to take 15 to 17 days to repair at a Singaporean dockyard. Additional time w
NT @ 5.75
They surely can’t keep the lid on this. 😀
Going to tick-up...is today our day?? :)
FOMO Friday or just trading in the range 🤔
All buys. A 40 grand buy around 10 days ago to go with the accumulation. Not punt money
Be nice to see this slowly rise up towards 10p before news.
Please. Thanks
Tasty 500k at almost full ask 5.75p
Should tick up in a minute. Maybe we break 6p into close. Possible leak?
…… 😁😁😁
650k from yesterday
500k at 5.75
150k at 5.73
Nice to see
9-11 July
When does Mrs H arrive in China?
Was it 3/7?
GPback, they won't hopefully have a choice but to let us move up soon, I would like ot think that we will see some decent buying as we get closer to the PM's visit to China just on the anticipation of some sort of news flow from the meeting
Agreed. The ‘controller’ will let go naturally or because they are forced to at some time 😀
They already seem to be moving the ask up with every buy, once accumulation phase over we should be back up around 10-12p very quickly imo.