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Nanoco

June 2016

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Both Henderson and Richard Griffiths (founder of Evolution) have been buying Nanoco as though it’s going out of fashion, lifting their respective stakes to 22.4% and 8.6%. During the month, Nano said that following sales during the first three months of 2016 it has received its first royalty income from Dow.They say empty vessels make the most noise (Nano had cash of £18.3m in January but a £1m burn rate so maybe the shares will be run for a placing at a higher price) or there is genuinely positive stuff underway. Speculative buy. ...

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