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Yes get off this board
Not true.
Look under correct thread following name change.
QED finished up at 2.1p today 23/06
This share is dead. Most investors pulled out months ago when it hit 1.4p. Now having its slow disappearance from AIM. Matter of time
Where are we at with things at the minute I haven’t visited or looked at this share for a long time now but price wise doesn’t seem to be going well?
Or Simply put Quite Easily Done....lol
See Tomco's RNS today.
There's no way they would have got this convertible loan deal without significant proof that the deal is 99.99% going to go ahead and is virtually there. Just need to sign off on due diligence and sort the paperwork and the deal is done.
"as the Board seeks to finalise due diligence and documentation in respect of its preferred arrangements with a potential financing party for a funding package to enable the Company to execute on its previously stated development plans"
New Name and ticker code QED
https://www.lse.co.uk/SharePrice.asp?shareprice=QED&share=Quadrise
The Q.E.D being MSAR / bioMSAR
I think QED is a big hint to investors, without actually stating anything. Either that or it's targeted at clients.
"Q.E.D. is an acronym for the Latin phrase quod erat demonstrandum, a fancy way to show off you just logically proved something"
Changing the company name - fair enough.
But why change the ticker??? I don’t understand why anyone thought that was a good idea!?
And to choose one that was being used by a now bankrupt company as recently as 2015 seems even more crazy.
Anyone googling “QED Stock price” or similar gets a load of stuff about the busted company Quintain. Oh dear.
I’ve been invested in companies that change their ticker before.
It takes a few days or more for things to get updated.
Some investment platforms might take a week or more to change over and their investors will be wondering what’s going on in the mean time.
I use Investing.com and they’re still showing QFI with zero movement and no charts, while QED doesn’t exist on their platform yet. Wry confusing for many.
So any fantastic RNS that’s due really wants to wait a week or two now, before getting released, or the news will get lost in the kerfuffle.
Does anyone know how to get in touch with the leaders at LSE to ask if they can delete the old QED forum listing and change the name of this one so that it’s not all split over the two of them??
Needs to be done asap.
I didn’t know there used to be another failed company with the QED ticker. That’s a shame.
That the company announces, that the company announces, that the company announces, that the company announces, that the company announces, that the company......
https://www.quadrise.com/
Not yet working fully
New name, new ticker, new forum
https://www.lse.co.uk/SharePrice.asp?shareprice=QED&share=Quadrise
Tried this morning to see the RNS's and was asking for a password?
Is anyone else having the same problem or is it my computer??
Haggis
you say - "...especially when we are on the cusp of commercial sales to Morocco, "
- on the cusp! not even been told trials have been started and even if done could be months before proved successful and then to secure fuel and a commercial agreement - who are you the personified Mr QFI imminent?!
WS,
With the really low overheads of QFI and it's licencing model, dividends could come quite quickly once the money starts flowing in, as QFI won't have much else to spend the excess above operating costs on. And I think the BoD want to pay dividends as quickly as possible, to reward the long term shareholders that have kept on backing them. Plus of course, they hold shares too, so a nice bonus for finally achieving the success.
SR,
At the time of Maersk trial we were told that MSAR could save $1m per vessel per year. Also we were told that QFI, Refinery and Client would split the savings. So if we said QFI got a third, that's $333k/£277.5k per vessel. For a MCap of £388.9m that is 1,404, and if you said a P/E of 15 you be looking at 93 vessels. So not really pricing in Maersk with around 600 container ships at the time.
"QFI estimates that MSAR will save container vessel owners $1m/vessel/year in fuel costs"
https://www.edisoninvestmentresearch.com/?ACT=18&ID=6263&LANG=
"As of 2023, MSC operates 721 container vessels"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mediterranean_Shipping_Company
I agree with the last few posts I get the correlation with sp and dividends but I don’t see us ever paying a divvi
I think we will be bought out before MSC rolls us out to its fleet but after we have realised commercialisation on a few of its ships plus Morocco et al.
30p sp and 25x earnings on any deal will probs price the t/o at 155p or thereabouts
Cue celebration, retirement and that bottle of DP opened at long last!
I will say though, that leading up to the Maersk trials, success had probably been largely priced in. So if MSC takes us up in an moderate way we can expect c. 30p share price. Obviously if MSC rolls us out in a major way or we get other deals, we can expect multiples of that.
In a few years, the dividend will me more that today's share price, think about that.
AKHM,
Absolutely!!
Leading up to the Maersk trial, with no sales other than trial volumes, the price shot to 51.25p making the Market Cap £388.9m.
The Market cap today is just £21m.
£388.9m is 18.52x the current Market Cap.
At a MCap of £388.9m the share price today would be 27.64p. That's an increase of 1,736.55%.
So at 1.505p today, there is staggeringly more upside available here than downside, especially when we are on the cusp of commercial sales to Morocco, starting a trial with MSC, and have a new Carbon reducing fuel at exactly the right time for the shipping industry.
If Morocco and MSC go to commercial sales, a MCap much higher than £389.9m is obviously possible. It could be 2x that, then 3x that, then even 4x that as rollout to more and more vessels and power plants is seen. I suspect most here will have long sold out, but for those looking at QFI as a pension pot with several years before they retire, they could do worse that to keep some or even all of their QFI holding for the long LONG term.
I do hate predictive text. I will write that again.
Wrong country, not much point sticking a link up about Hinkley Point when comparing to Mexico. To be honest Hinkley shouldn't be built anyway. Its not the best idea to build a nuclear reactor on sand, especially when the rest of it is on granite..