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It is no wonder so many restaurants go bust if it’s such common opinion that you should happily pay your chefs in excess of your turnover.

iWeb are being useless too, wouldn't tell me when they could make the payment to my account, only that their team were having 'issues' with the ticker renaming and share re-structuring still.
Advisor went on to quote the T&C's to me, stating they had up to 10 working days to actually pay out dividends so I should just wait patiently.
Can't say I like iWeb as a platform very much since they got taken over by Halifax, maybe time to switch my portfolio over to someone new...

Based on what look like forklift pockets, and given typical door handle heights, I'd say this is about 220cm tall.

I presumed Nitrogen bottles from which to purge the fuel cell, not being filled!

Thanks for the considered response Boffin, that’s interesting in the comparison of the synthesis of the two fuels.

How does everyone feel about the new HFC, and the products of methanol fuel cells?
I feel it doesn’t help our green credentials much, is it really opening up a market of customers not yet ready to go carbon free, but still wanting something better than diesel?

Klunk, there's no need for the fuel cells to be in the engine room, you only need the electric motors in there ;)

haggis, can we drop the insults and name calling, it's not kindergarten and you can just filter DW if you can't tolerate reading his posts.

Just odd that the billionaire CEO would care :)

Investing £144.72 is an odd thing to do though?

Très drôle drew68, I like this update the most.

You are quite correct DougC, and I did qualify it with "which are hopefully taken up"...

DougC, that would be the £2m remainder of the £4m payment (the remaining to arrive based on delivery milestones being hit), and the £4m in warrants which are hopefully taken up.
Have I got that right?
Thank you...

faragoat, thats a good point about ITM, but remember along with their realised-revenue, they also provide details about their extensive order book to the market, something which we've yet to hear about from AFC...

So thats £2m revenue for FY2021/22 (+ the EE sum), and a planned £6m to follow by (probably) FY2023/4. Thats not bad, but I think we're all hoping for more before this financial year ends.
At least now it's possible to begin to draw peer comparisons based on actual figures rather than potential alone.

But didn’t we have a 100% guarantee this wouldn’t happen from you Ade?

That’s unclear to me given the charts we’re looking at were adjusted after the quarter end of 30 September 2021 to include the £20m Sunfire acquisition.
Perhaps I have the wrong end of the stick, but as you say davehughes, not a large investment either way, yet, as always scope for growth!

I’m not sure I agree with that, AFC comprise 0.54% of the total assets under management which is currently £9.6M. The majority of the £100M you refer to is held as a liquidity reserve, not invested in AFC as it would appear you are implying?

£9.6M current total investment, of which AFC comprise 0.54%.
Lets hope that percentage and the total AUM increase a lot over time!

@Brucelee : Mine (iWeb) are listed as 'Future Metals Nl (DI) (FME)' ISIN: AU0000157745.
@fcruz : I don't think there were drill results today, the last ones are from 28/10/21.