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Tungsten

June 2015

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A turbulent month with shorters firmly in control. But in essence some blame must lay with chief executive Edi Truell for playing his cards badly. Tungsten’s markets are vast and it clearly has huge potential. All this was a danger zone for hubris and last year Truell was repeatedly talking of his trillion dollar vision and even following the first bear attack a couple of months ago he still repeated the same line in interviews (eg the Times) and followed with a statement that there would not be a need to raise funds unless it coincided with a large contract. Truell spent £2m buying stock at c.180p so we expected an ace up his sleeve. But this month there was no large contract and instead the company signalled that ...

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