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It’s a long climb to the issue price.
I just cannot understand a company with so much potential has reached this stage.
I can only blame the board as it is the only LSE listed company with such credentials.
Plenty of time to buy & there is no rush as I do not want to keep loosing.
Well established well proven system with presence in Europe & America. California needs hundreds of these units for recycling the dead trees which feeds the forrest fires. Tremendous scope of use biochar wood residue to be used in agricultural industry.
I just cannot understand why the board can’t sell in America with the help of their partner Phoenix.
The board has lost its way.
What a waste!
Great technology with so much potential but continuous change of direction & strategy is of no help.
Concentrate on building 2-3MW factories all over California to resolve the dead tree crisis.
No doubt every small town in California desperately needs EQT technology. Phoenix in California & Idex in France surely are the two partners who will generate enough if EQT shows full commitments.
I have been holding my nerves from the beginning.
The share price has tumbled steadily inspite of so much underlying potential & promise.
The board have to be lot more proactive to draw in institutional investors or High net worth individuals for the market value to rise.
The BOD will be lot more rich if they achieve the goal what is the company is set out to do in the 1st place I.e. fruitful completion of at least 50% of the projects which are in the pipeline. Northfork like projects will save catastrophic destructive forest fire in California by recycling dead trees With production of not only syngas but also biochar residue.
Everything is in place & just needs sustained will power & physical push.
I can’t understand why the gain is poor!
I thought the RNS is really strong & positive. With this sort of RNS I expect 20% rise in share price.
Idex has shown full commitment in using EQT technology.
I suppose it will deliver but when?
I think both PHE & EQT use pyrolysis of some form or other.
Alcohol at $1200 a ton is a new one.
In spite of all these both the companies are having problem raising sufficient finance or interest to roll factories to save the World from plastic pollution.
We all are frustrated by the speed or lack of progress but we don’t have to take it out on any of the contributors to this board.
We all invested because it’s a good cause & the whole World desperately needs this technology to save us from plastic pollution but at the same time expect the board to deliver.
The board unfortunately wasted a longtime hoping Protos will give the expected break with ready financial support but covid has hit every ones confidence.
Hopefully there will be govt support from the infrastructure bank.
Horult 9p sounds a long way but it’s still not unrealistic.
At the present price level I am still @ 80% loss.
I have over 2million shares in PHE & 66k in HUI.
I desperately need series of good news driving the share price up to somewhere over 10p.
My investment is still down by 80% inspite of the latest rise in the SP.
Italian project was built long before the French but still there is no financial closure. There is total silence about the NorthFork project which must be complete by now.
I hope the board will show some urgency before the summer break with flurries of deal closures.
Interesting!
Fulcrum Bio Energy is not even a British company. Why U.K. Govt. is giving grant to a California based company as they have already given a huge grant to Velocys to produce aviation fuel.
I would have PHE & EQT deserve grant to build the FOAK in U.K.
How do you explain such a glaring discrepancy?
National H2 has put everything upfront in glossy print format for every one to see whereas PHE is claiming otherwise.
They have to sort this out soon otherwise stock market regulator has to step in to otr this out for them.
Two hundred & forty DMG units is mouth watering compared to Peel’s 70!
I don’t see any contradiction nor any conflict of interest as Peel will still have the exclusivity in U.K. whereas National H2 will control the Australasian market. Then HUI will have Europe including Ireland. There are plenty of plastics in the rest of the World for HUI, National H2/or any other interested player.
So, PHE has to come out with a positive statement for this to put to rest.