RE: angus12 Nov 2016 21:10
Used to be Camco Clean Energy, changed name to redT Energy late last year as they changed from carbon credit company to a pure play energy storage play. I've bagged on some of my holding but still adding, the potential is staggering considering the price it is today, most players spend north of £100m just to get a product, we have a commercial product that's fully externally manufactured, tried and tested.
The CEO, Scott McGregor is one to play things down not a ramper and holds significant amount of stock, also one of the founders owns 20% plus so you know it is being run like a proper business. Last talk I had with Scott was an eye-opener, if they pull off one of these larger deals then it will propel towards a billion market cap soon enough, might take 18 months to do so, but it has all the ingredients of being a billion plus.
Here's something you might like to read, if the exceed sales forecasts from previous broker, who knows what will happen:-
What all this means in terms of real money the company has not said, but writing earlier this year the group’s house broker finnCap said: “We expect orders and revenues to build rapidly through 2016 and beyond.”
The broker added: “We see unit sales building from 20 in FY2016E to 3,000 by 2020E, driven by utilities, operators of renewable energy generation assets and remote telecom base stations. On this basis we believe the business could be generating Euros130m revenue Euros14m earnings before interest and taxation (EBIT) and Euros net profit by FY202E.”
This is the stuff that dreams seem made of - but then dreams can come true. In the meantime, in a more recent note finnCap says the share have motored up from a 52 week low of 4.50 pence to 8.25p currently. The broker has set a target price of 14p.
http://greenbarrel.org/10-news/510-redt-energy-starts-to-make-headway-as-a-pure-play-on-commercial-and-utility-scale-energy-storage
Here's from the BDM job advert earlier in year:-
Financials
redT is a Publicly listed company in London, one of the few pure play listed energy storage companies in the world. So far this year the company has raised £3.5m from an equity placing of 11%, with a further £2.2m incoming from the sale of legacy assets. These funds supplement existing cash reserves and are being put to work right away to improve the company offering and expand horizons. The latest analyst report on redT estimates revenues growing to €60m by 2018 and well beyond €100m by 2020 - their internal targets are significantly higher.