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Draws ever nearer and so does knowledge of Ebioss's plans but from the information out there it is obviously a game changer for react and the UK market imho. GL
With agm on Tuesday and egm on 6th volume should be up, looking at today all we need is volume and this is ready to fly.
Morning Cam. Yes, I have brought this to the attention of the LSE guys but nothing has been done about it. Mcap currently c£5.5m.
Can sell at 6.9 can't get a buy quote at all Unusual ? What's up ?
not able to get buy quote for more than 1000 shares
There we go. Bounces like crazy this.
In the stuff I put on #REAC page on Vox Markets - Ebioss are actively looking at Brexit as an opportunity. They always wanted a London listing (voted at an AGM for one) but now even more so.
Good volume of buys coming in to finish the day! ATB
Thanks Cliveas I intend to get totally upto speed when I get the chance, hopefully tonight if not over next few days! Just wanted a brief outline for the time being! So thanks for that and thanks for pointing me in the right direction! Cheers
Egm feb when expect approval and Ebioss take over appoint new BOD and change of name to Eqteq. Read the RNS and scroll back on the board re pipeline projects expected to reverse through company value approx £330m Reacts own projects to be moved forward.
What would Brexit mean for the waste industry? · UK’s current approach to waste management has been shaped by over the previous decades by regulations and pressures imposed by the EU · Key regulatory pressures: · The Waste Framework Directive · The Landfill Directive · The Circular Economy Directive · How will Brexit affect export of RDF to continental Europe? · Potential trade barriers may impose further costs to exports outside the UK · UK government not likely to take a step back on sustainability Conclusion: We expect Brexit to either have neutral or positive impact on our business model
Recently jumped into here. I was just wondering if anyone could give any major upcoming dates of interest to look out for! When is the EGM? Anything else? Thanks
UK RDF Opportunity · Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) is waste produced by shredding and dehydrating municipal solid waste, after all recyclable elements have been removed. This fuel can then be used to generate energy · RDF vary in composition and level of treatment. UK regulator requires “some treatment” of waste to be qualified as RDF but no specific level of treatment required · RDF offers high calorific value: on average 4,000 kcal/kg depending on the percentage of organic matter · Calorific value of RDF comparable to calorific value of lignite coal and superior to brown coal · Incineration poses environmental problems · Gasification significantly reduces adverse environmental effects · Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) is waste produced by shredding and dehydrating municipal solid waste, after all recyclable elements have been removed. This fuel can then be used to generate energy · RDF vary in composition and level of treatment. UK regulator requires “some treatment” of waste to be qualified as RDF but no specific level of treatment required · RDF offers high calorific value: on average 4,000 kcal/kg depending on the percentage of organic matter · Calorific value of RDF comparable to calorific value of lignite coal and superior to brown coal · Incineration poses environmental problems · Gasification significantly reduces adverse environmental effects Uk Market · Lack of domestic incineration and gasification capacity is forcing UK RDF to Europe incinerators · These leads to losses of gate fee revenues for the UK economy · EBIOSS gasification technology is the most efficient way to convert RDF to energy. This technology gap will allow us to offer more attractive gate fees than competitors · We will position ourselves as the most attractive disposal route for RDF · BREXIT: exit from the common European market could potentially increase the cost of exporting RDF to Europe, thus increasing our competitive advantage · Domestic EfW capacity is expected to grow over time. Entering the market now will allow us to lock in favorable long-term contracts · No dependent on governmental subsidies on electricity · Exports of RDF from England went from zero in June 2010 to 600,000 tons in January and February of 2016. For the whole 2015 UK exported 3 million tonnes. · Export of waste from the UK was allowed by the UK’s Environment Agency in 2010 · Large majority of RDF going to Germany, Netherlands and Sweden · Lack of capacity to utilize RDF in the UK is the main driver behind the trend · EBIOSS has currently an agreement with Energy China for project financing of 75% of the total project value. Additionally Energy China is committed to provide the 50% of the equity · EBIOSS has relationships with different international funds
This will run up to double figures pre-EGM, then once the newsflow starts...could go 20p+++.
15:18:39 6.3800 61,997 O 5.7500 6.5000 Buy 915,493 707,471 15:17:26 6.3250 7,733 O 5.7500 6.5000 Buy 853,496 707,471 15:17:12 6.3250 93,844 O 5.7500 6.5000 Buy 845,763 707,471 15:08:21 6.2699 37,805 O 5.5000 6.5000 Buy 751,919 707,471 15:07:50 6.2800 39,808 O 5.5000 6.5000 Buy 714,114 707,471 15:07:15 5.7850 2,000 O 5.5000 6.2500 Sell 674,306 707,471 15:07:08 6.1749 80,972 O 5.5000 6.2500 Buy 674,306 705,471 15:06:19 6.0950 73,490 O 5.5000 6.2500 Buy 593,334 705,471 15:05:31 6.0849 41,085 O 5.5000 6.2500 Buy 519,844 705,471
People holding out for cheaper are gonna have to start buying soon. Boom, again.
They have plenty to reverse into React! All good here buy and hold but dyor. From Dec 2nd : Ebioss Energy, through its subsidiary EQTEC Iberia, has been selected by the company Reliable Energy Solutions for the construction of two gasification plants Derived Fuel Waste (RDF for its acronym in English) from municipal solid waste (MSW) , For the production of electrical and thermal energy in the Yorkshire region. Both plants represent a combined investment of more than 147.28 million euros (124 million pounds), according to the company reported Friday. These projects expand the Ebioss Energy portfolio in the United Kingdom, where the company will develop, along with Energy China, two other gasification plants in the same area. 'Catfoss' and 'Hull' will add up to 32 MWe of electrical power and treatment capacity of up to 172,000 t / y of MSW, with an investment of 170.6 million euros (146 million pounds). New projects The new Ebioss Energy projects in the UK are 'Seal Sands' and 'Melton Hull'. Both plants will add a combined electrical power of up to 31 MWe and a combined treatment capacity of 187,000 tons per year of MSW. The first project, called 'Reliable-Seal Sands' , is located near Newcastle. It will have an electrical power of up to 16 MWe and a treatment capacity of up to 96,000 tons of RSU per year. 'Seal Sands' means a total investment of approximately £ 76 million (£ 64 million), which will be funded entirely by Reliable Energy Solutions. The second project, called 'Reliable-Melton Hull', located in the town of Hull, will have an electrical power of up to 15 MWe and a treatment capacity of up to 91,000 tonnes of MSW per year. 'Melton Hull' is an investment of 71.28 million euros (60 million) pounds, equally financed by the client. Both projects will be developed by EQTEC Iberia, in charge of providing the EPC and implementing its EGT (Eqtec Gasifier Technology) technology, within the framework of the strategic agreement that Ebioss Energy has with the Chinese state-owned company Energy China. The terms of the agreed collaboration between the parties are legally binding and are subject only to the procurement by the client project financing. These two projects total a total investment of 124 million pounds. Following the conditions established in the binding agreement, Ebioss Energy subsidiary EQTEC Iberia will be responsible for providing the EPC, in cooperation with Energy China, which has already received a Letter of Interest for the execution of both projects, and To implement its EGT (Eqtec Gasifier Technology) technology. The cooperation with Energy China is part of the strategic partnership agreement signed between both companies. These agreements have materialized thanks to the internationalization effort that the company is carrying out in the United Kingdom.
Quite comfortable with this consolidation. It always bounces super hard and into EGM I expect an easy 10p. On rampy news (UK contracts and funding) it could do an MCC. This could be midtier within months if EBioss deliver the goods.
Rising nicely in the background.Time to make up some lost ground..gla
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Did anyone pay stamp duty on purchase?
100% with you on this one Metal!
REAC has risen from 2.5p 2 weeks ago to 7.2p yesterday. A day in the red is always on the cards after such a constant rise. Providing the buys/sells for today have been correctly reported, it would seem that there has been a lot of new money invested today around mid 6p. A day of consolidation is good for the share price. I shouldn't need to state this but nothing fundamentally has changed regarding the companies current position. That won't stop people taking profits and protecting capital, something I completely understand. There is a bigger picture developing over the next few months. Stop looking at the day to day movements of a stock. Especially one with the potential REAC has. ATB.
Not sure if AIM is for you Metalgun1!! Be confident in your research pal! ATB
Bouncing now fella..hold on to them golden tickets!!