By Elric Langton | 29 April 2024
Alex, Elric and Mike have a financial interest in Ava Risk Group.
For the second time, our eagerly anticipated jaunt to the stunning Nordic Fjords has been thwartedāthis time en route to Ć lesund. It seems Mother Nature, with her wicked sense of humour, has decided to replay the joke she first pulled on us aboard the larger Iona back in 2023. Clearly, Valhallaās comedic timing is something I could do without.
Stranded in cabin M703 on the majestic yet apparently rubbery Sky Princess, tossed about by a North Atlantic tantrum, I find myself questioning the architectural integrity of the vessel. Every creak sounds like a century-old floorboard. The captain, possibly through a smirk, informs us itās a force eight gale outsideālovely. Our itineraryās first stop? Scrapped, as the sea scoffs at our puny human plans.
In this floating commotion, my phone pingsāa beacon of diversion in the tempestuous wee hours. Itās an alert from Ava Risk Group. Fantastic! Itās 3 AM, and since the universe has decided I wonāt be sl, keeping or indeed making it to breakfast on time, I might as well plunge into the Ava update. Forgive me if the format appears different, I am attempting to use the Substack app for writing and publishing.
Thus, here I am: typing furiously with one hand, the other grappling with the furniture for dear life, while my toes clench the carpet with the tenacity of a Glaswegian clutching his precious tin of Irn-Bru, or is it Tenants Special Brew?
Network allowing!!
Ava Risk Group Limited has delivered an upbeat report for its third-quarter trading in FY2024, signaling solid progress with a 15% increase in year-to-date sales order intake to $26.6 million. A significant element of this quarter's success story is the sealing of a major supply agreement with Telstra Group, positioning Ava to broaden its footprint in the global telecommunications marketāa sector ripe with opportunity.