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Hope so Fingers. Whatever it takes to wake the Brits up. Certainly Germany appears to be following US prices.

Wow that's one hell of a plug. About time. Finally they're listening :-)

Where on reddit please?

That is indeed helpful. Thanks. So beyond that, there are capital costs, and how long to end of life, which I would imagine is longer for the hydro excepting mechanical components. But VRFB would need to be wholly replaced at some point meaning repeated capital outlay, albeit after a very long time. And the hydro mechanicals might costs as much as new VRFBs. Not much in it perhaps.

Sorry.. this concept;

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/feb/08/powering-up-uk-hills-could-be-used-as-energy-batteries

..how we would compare to this concept on cost?

From the RNS:
"The Company can confirm that it is continuing to modify its Alva-based facility to upscale significantly its lateral flow test production capacity. When contracts or supply agreements are signed to utilise this capacity the Company will announce this in line with AIM disclosure obligations."

Note.. '..when', not 'if'.

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-55944570

"Every year, for the course of the next three decades, $3.5 trillion (£2.5tn) a year, for 30 years. It is an enormous investment opportunity."

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-55944570

"Every year, for the course of the next three decades, $3.5 trillion (£2.5tn) a year, for 30 years. It is an enormous investment opportunity."

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-55944570

"Every year, for the course of the next three decades, $3.5 trillion (£2.5tn) a year, for 30 years. It is an enormous investment opportunity."

It's likely, in my opinion, that BSI are there to provide a perspective that defines the IoT security context. Any large player deploying IoT at scale and needing security will be interested in the views of an organisation that is involved in setting the standards for such security.

In fact BSI are developing a framework to these ends (see the link below). They wouldn't be at the DA gathering if they were not interested in Keyscaler as a solution. And you can be that many people there, in the post-lecture coffee/chat sessions, will be asking them specifically about Keyscaler's efficacy in this space. Their endorsement would be a powerful help to DA.

https://www.bsigroup.com/en-GB/industries-and-sectors/Internet-of-Things/

oo, green boxes. Haven't seen those for a while.

What was I saying?

https://www.standard.co.uk/business/ai-blue-prism-warns-quit-london-stock-exchange-because-uk-investors-don-t-understand-tech-b899535.html

You're completely ignoring expected EU grants of possibly hundreds of millions.

You can buy stocks anywhere. All my EMH was bought in Germany. With the post brexit shift of a lot of listings out of London and into Europe, it makes more sense to broaden horizons. Anyway, I realise that KC will not have plans to abandon the AIM. I do suspect that it'll become less relevant and price influential as Cinovec gathers pace and the Germans invest more and more though. It's the European markets that will make EMH.

Mr Cautious, that's why I think we should ditch the AIM. If the Brits can't be bothered to invest for the longer term, or to consider what they're buying into (I hesitate to use the word 'invest'), leave them to their beer money grabs.

The German markets are constantly trying to lift the price here. Every day, after London closes, the price lifts in Germany. If the Brits and Aussies would back off, the price would rise, because the Germans understand what Cinovec is. Even now the offer price on Tradegate is nearly 69p equivalent

understand you as regards instis. But remember that any such event has to be coordinated with CEZ. And remember also that things may be complicated by not knowing what degree of grant support will be forthcoming from the EU. However it happens, this project has to happen as the EU needs it to, as do all the local car and battery manufacturers. And speed is increasingly of the essence. I regard it as by far my safest investment, and one that's sure to be lucrative.

I'm thinking that perhaps Tern should list on the US OTC and in Germany, and abandon the AIM. The fact that people are selling here suggests to me that most AIM punters are just that - mere punters and chart followers - and they understand neither the technology nor the great value that's here. Perhaps they don't understand what SAAS is and its implications for the timing of revenues. Whatever, I'm sure we could do better elsewhere.

The RNS makes it clear. There are no placings coming and further external funding of investees is imminent. DA are high flying with the biggest in the world. And all investees are firmly positioned on exponential growth paths in what are emerging sectors of the future.... cyber security, AI, and VR and remote working. Seriously, what's not to like here?

Well we're certainly not delisted ffs. We're 'temporarily suspended', whilst the FCA look into some dodgy share dealing by some hedge fund or other is my take. Perhaps someone caught naked shorting.