Cheers :-)
Happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year to all in 2006
All the best
G.
ps. Just doing a few calculations on the NAV. Excluding the £10m pension deficit (which, as someone pointed out earlier, could be down about £3m with the bullish market performance this year) NAV comes out around 14.9p per share (£38m). This
includes, on the last accounts, £28m in stocks. Those stocks must provide some protection against the copper price - with margins even increasing if retail prices have been increased.
Just a merrier thought to end the year on.