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What a pile of s... this Share is.
Well it does seem that PM hydrogen technology is becoming ever more popular with the environmentally conscious industrialists.
that link proved things are on the up for the company, but i think the thing that spooks most investors with PM is the
£5.54 m loss it made recently, but sometimes you have to take a step back or two to take on forward.
moving into the new premises obviously had its costs but give it time and things will come good here. GLA
Proton Motor Power Systems said it nearly doubled deliveries of its hydrogen fuel cell systems in 2023 as demand increases for the nascent technology.
https://www.cityam.com/proton-motor-doubles-deliveries-as-demand-for-hydrogen-tech-booms/
I am worried if this company do the same as Velocys plc. All the investors loose money. We don't know how long this company will start commercially.
This share looked to cheap to stay out, so ive bought back in.
Shows as a sell but i bought in at 9am.
Things may be moving a little slow with PM,
but the company does have good prospects long term.
GLA.
The one major problem with the co. is the CEO, owner of 90% of issued share capital, and upon listing, decided to own 90% of shares, instead of raising lots of capital by offering them to II's and PI's. The end result was that the company became an interest earning cash cow for him. Every new order requires new something or other, and he provides a loan to cover the cost at preferential interest rates. He is so greedy, that some of the loan can be converted to shares, again, at preferential rates. it's a company solely for his benefit, and has made him very rich. Mission accomplished.
It’s pretty obvious, the company is heavily in debt, and the books make for some dire reading. But this could all be over and the books straightened out if the CEO decides to bail the company out like he usually does. We know the debt is not really a debt as the CEO is the majority owner of the company. He’s worth billions and could turn this company around in an instant. He has promised to continue to support the company so this could turn around at any given time. Let’s hope it’s soon.
These were 51p
Then diluted, and have been on a downtrend since.
Put your money elsewhere.
25% wiped off. Does somebody know something we don’t ?
The thing is a lot of big firms (Bosch/Siemens/RRoyce.) are all bigger players but keeping Schtum!
Which will leave this lot behind.
On numerous occassions I've been tempted to exit this dog of a Share. But Hydrogen is the future and there is no reason why a company like PPS cannot play a part in that future. Even though I'm not happy with the way the company is run I've decided to hang on a while longer to see if things will turn around. The order intake and Sales is improving if only slowly, so we could see a turnaround coming soon, an if the if the war ends, that could help significantly too.
The order is for a fuel cell system based on Proton’s HyModule S8, which will be utilized as a substitute power supply for critical equipment in the rail infrastructure. This partnership highlights the commitment of Deutsche Bahn to robust and clean energy solutions.
https://energynews.biz/proton-motors-fuel-cell-system-to-boost-deutsche-bahns-infrastructure/
Investor Presentation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4cbmX0ddl4
Agree there is growth in the pipeline, but there is also dilution coming from loan agreement. will hold for how.
Pleased with these + Post year end:
"· Order intake for the 5 months ended May 2023: £2,552k (5 months ended May 2022: £1,517k).
· At the end of May 2023, the production backlog had a sales value of £4,317k (May 2022: £3,200k). "
I think this will reward the patient among us
Bought in.
Best under the radar company on aim.
So much going on in the background.
Great news 2024 results are looking good, keep the sales coming.....
The problem is the ownership of the shares - unattractive to many.