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Both you and testpack had something to say about it, and thanks for the warnimg as I got out around 90p
Aandi, the PPS thing may have been me back in January, when PPS were at 120.
By the way: Two or three days later, they did it again and issued 42 million new shares with a total value of 50 million Pounds to themselves to convert loan interest of 840,000 pounds (so they paid 2p while the sp was >120p).
Hi, and in reply-
From a quick glance water intelligence scores quite highly using the simply wall st algrthm, I shall take a closer look.
Proton power I looked at before but I'm sure it was yourself testpack who highlighted reservations about how much the directors were clawing back with loan rep payments and shares.
If I had just found eqtec and was doing my research I think I would be quite pleased!
Hi, am well into EQT but can’t talk about the others you mentioned but bought SEE at 9p. Cannot believe how far under the radar this is. Already built into Cadillacs and other cars, company involved with airplanes too. Huge potential. Well done you for buying at 4p!
I was quite proud of that Hereford. Though no-one had noticed ;)
A mistake was ZOE, a CBD co., bought at 5 p and sold all at 50p, and still going up. Will re-buy. I have only once recommended a share to buy and that was WATR. I was invested in a dog water company, and suggested to posters there to look at WTR. which were about £2 at the time.
One for the future, but do your own research, is SEE, which I bought at c4p.
Oh and another I did very well out of, especially in the pandemic was BOTB.
Not to hard to find aandi.
aandi.
Companies I have invested in.
Ergomed
Protonpower
WaterIntelligence
Is that enough to go with, or do you want a few more I have invested in.
Also ,a few not so good.
If it drops tomorrow again I’m going in for more before the next bit of good news comes.
Crash Bandicoot - brilliant!
Wont be suprised to see a nice rns tomorrow
Simply wall street have upgraded their fair value share price from 6.8p to 8.1p
So more of a slip than a crash bandicoot? ;)
Just a quiet news period badly timed with the ongoing sector pullback. Selling at these prices is pointless to be honest because we're close to the bottom again. These are the mind games the MM's play. One really good RNS and we could easily open above 2p. How many times have we seen a sweep like that before a Friday RNS? classic.
If there is no news tomorrow I think we could slip back down to ~1.5p unfortunately. I would consider it a flash sale so if you've been waiting for a buy-in today or tomorrow is probably your best chance IMO.
Bottoming out could be a really good thing. It'll mean we have finally overcome the overbuying/overselling from December/January time. A gradual climb back up would be awesome from here, those of you who we around in October/November will remember how good that was. A few % here and there each day, perfect.
From the Canaccord back in march, new broker and market maker. Appologies for copy and paste
"gasification had the highest process efficiency of all conventional waste-to-energy technologies, was more sustainable and provided increased control over the generation and release of greenhouse gases.
"As a result, we expect it to grow rapidly in Europe, assisted by recent regulatory changes, as well as across North America and Asia. In the near term, the company has multiple major projects approaching financial close, mostly in the UK and Ireland, and we expect multiple project-related triggers over the next few months," said Canaccord, which hit Eqtec with a price target of 3.25p."
14 .53 Pedro ~~~ LoL !
https://youtu.be/olQrCfkvbGw
Some very angry people on here today isn't there.
If you've been here for 5 years then you were here before this was even eqtec. Before the company had the intellectual property developed and run by Barcelona aand eqtec iberia. The company were heavily in debt and installing biomass units in Ireland and the UK and were in financial distress.
The share price back then was high here than it is today and the pipeline back then I can only imagine was probably less than £100m. Perhaps a fraction of that even.
So you've surely experienced poor management now much better management.
Cut and paste, well I share links and talk about what is going on for the benifit of any new investors. If you don't find such efforts worthwhile on a share you are invested in then what would you rather was discussed here?
Financial closure on many of the European projects requires costing of the build. This cost then dictates the capex value and how much finance is required. We are still negotiating terms with an EPC hence there are delays with financial closure.
Smaller deals like the Greek ones happen faster but we have just come out of a pandemic and all travel, deal making, financing has been delayed worldwide.
I'd be interested to know which company you have found to invest in which is as undervalued compared to peers, rates highly as an ESG and which has kept bang on schedule despite covid?
There's plenty better examples of jam tomorrow companies on the AIM :)
The first Greek project took 6 months to reach financial close, that was with banking delays. And a small small project. The second croatian project is now over due financial close.
The company did a cash raise at 0.45p and thhe share price today is around 1.7p.
Larger pipeline of projects than ITM. We need aan EPC partner to run with and we aren't exactly building garden sheds here!
I guess 1000% share price increases per year is just not good enough for some investors!! We were second largest gainer on the AIM of 2020 don't forget, and still the pipeline grows faster than multi billion £ companies in the hydrogen sector.
What do we want!
JAM today!
When do we want it!
Yesterday!
What do we want!
100% s.p gains per month!
When do we want it!
Last month!!
I joke
18 paragraphs of Jam Tomorrow.
What's happened with the 15(?) projects to be finalised this year. 5 months in now, and the clock is still ticking.
In line with its strategy of working with local partners the Company has non-contracted tender opportunities worth a total potential pipeline value of €657 million, bringing the total pipeline to 58 at the end of 2020 (a further 17 were added post period, between January and March 2021)
Of 14 pipeline opportunities prioritised by the Company for immediate pursuit, 12 have been introduced through 5 partners.
Over a dozen new opportunities in Greece are identified for 2021 - 23 with a handful of those targeted for 2021.
a second project with Phoenix in Napa, California and a third project with Phoenix, in Wilseyville,
In Croatia, the Company is finalising a joint venture with local partner Sense ESCO d.o.o. that will pursue a portfolio of projects there including 2 in 2021 and a further 2 in 2022.
The UK's first plant employing EQTEC technology will be in Billingham, Teesside, currently under review by Idex Group ("Idex"),
Two other UK RDF projects are expected to progress in 2021 with similar milestones to the Billingham project:
1. Deeside, Flintshire with co-developer Logik Developments Limited
2. sustainable waste-to-energy solution for Toyota's engine manufacturing plant in Deeside.
3. Southport, Merseyside with co-developer Rotunda Group Limited.
Subject to Financial Close, construction is expected to commence at Deeside and Southport in 2022.
Collaboration agreement with Carbon Sole Group Limited 2 biomass-to-bioenergy plants are being developed, with 1 additional site under review. Updates on technology partners and planning progress are expected shortly.
recovery of two plants built with EQTEC technology, it will see EQTEC lead consortia to acquire, repower, own, and operate its technology in target markets such as Italy and Croatia.
The 2 plants are expected to be acquired in 2021, with the first acquisition nearing contract completion.
Framework Partnership Agreement (FPA) with MetalNRG plc (LON: MNRG
significant increase in new interest from Asia, the Middle East and Australia, including direct approaches by potential delivery partners, including EPC companies and their suppliers.
For 2021, the Group is targeting considerable, contracted sales growth from 6 - 8 projects across Europe.
Revenues from inflight projects, new projects and gradual growth from maintenance and consulting contracts are forecast to be approximately €15 million in 2021.
no deals dropped from the Company's pipeline and the cash balances of the Company on 31 December 2020 stood at €6.4 million.
With long-standing partners, the University of Lorraine the University of Extremadura as well as with private sector partners with whom the Company is currently finalising collaboration agreements,
it will pursue tests and research to enable usage of new types of feedstock, including all variations of RDF, sludge, and plastics; as well as a range of joint technologies for applications in biofuel, bio-SNG