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Imagine the confidence the sector will have in afc now. Tested with many major constructors, backed by the government.

Amazing to get support from none other than the UK government. All of the hard work deploying with the uk construction industry has paid off. This is no mean feat and altogether new partners to work with as well. Bodes very well for Afc.

Oh, and now with government support. ..

Who cares? They’re Affordable, Flexible and Clean, and developed with some of the leaders in the industry. Game changing partners.

Quite the contrary, he has explained what we can expect, in a very logical way.

Revenues from construction and the air cooled unit first, followed by the S series, liquid cooled system following that. For the latter they have preferential pricing in place for an initial 10 units with ABB and expect product certification shortly after delivery this year.

You'll get a full update this week, Garonne, calm down!

They only get 'burned' if they sell out, what proof do you have that they have done so??

None whatsoever. Get back to the drawing board.

Yes, I have an agenda, and that agenda is making money from the appreciation of the share price of this company Garonne. What is your agenda, exactly???

Compared to when I wrote that post, I have now finally seen a set of products that look like they are a set of products being trialled and developed for some of the most reputable constructors in the business. I didn't have that view when I wrote that post, and therefore I stand by it, for when I wrote it.

The company has advanced significantly, having secured partnerships with the likes of Acciona, MACE Dragados, Kier, Vinci, Colas Rail, and ABB - amongst others and initiated conversaitons with plant hire companies. I think it is safe to say I am enthused by these developments. This is more commercial traction, and more diverse traction, than the company has ever enjoyed in its history. This means the likelyhood of initial commercial orders is higher than it has ever been, and therefore, relatively speaking, the share price is definitely cheap considering historic market caps the company has seen when in a more developmental phase.

Add to this, the company still has over a year's worth of funding, put together, I think the likelyhood for key product and commercial milestones to be met are high, and as such, I will continue buying. Any more questions?

i’ll stand by that post and own that i wrote that. at the time, i was fooled by you, and had fallen for your **** and bull story that you were a poor soul that didn’t know anything and what to do. what a sinister chap you turned out to be. also, since that time, massive macro factors have affected almost every stock, and the result is that afc is now fantastic value.

I was never an afc basher. I had my fair share of pops at ab I’ll admit but now happy with progress. Definitely adding at these prices.

No open the box, the board is only open to negative put downs of the company, multiple times a day by the same team, accross many months now, aka, a bashing team.

Gitfinger, you fail to recognise that Afc has also taken eu funding in the past with respect to this very project. Your argument about morals here is absolute nonsense. Most investors agree that Afc should do what gives positions the company in the most opportune way, so you’re firmly on your own here with your view.

Bond has the full confidence of shareholders and the board. Looking forward to announcements around the 50 KVA and 200KW systems in the coming months.

Thanks both, I'll have a dig through. Appreciate it.

Simms, it's great to read your positive sentiment, but talking about 5 years ahead and a billion dollar valuation is a bit tall if you ask me.

They are at £19m market cap, and they have a weird, convoluted business model that requires a PHD to understand. I wont profess to know the ins and outs, I only have a passing interest here, but as I understand that they are trying to stand up a couple of reference projects, in the hope that it then spurs some interest in further deployments.

All sounds very expensive to shareholders to me. Can someone explain to be when and how the next decent bit of revenue is expected and what cash runway the business has? They might have great tech and an idea, but that means nothing. They need to get money in, or be able to raise it.

Open to a positive take on the financials from someone that can explain how this works.

Why don't you just move your money elsewhere, Melvin?

Garonne, it might be a dog for you, but AFC still has plenty of investors, including myself who believe the company is worth speculating on, and that it is worth buying more shares with a long term view. A company like AFC will eventually need funds, and, due to the sector it is in, will be able to raise them fairly easily.

AFC is in a sector which could help it see astronomic growth should even one of it's products become fully commercial, and I am seeing great progress and partnerships with great partners, and product milestones being met. It will take the best part of the rest of this year to prove out. If it's too hot in the kitchen for you, get out.

The CEO has the confidence of the Shareholders and the Board, best of luck to the employees of the company, who I believe will deliver.

If you look for news every day Garonne, you’re going to be disappointed. Don’t even expect news next week or next month.

You’re going to have to wait a few months as indicated by the company in announcements regarding both the 50kva and the 200kw.

AFC have recently held an AGM, followed by an investor presentation, as well as social posts and contribution to articles. If it’s not entertaining enough for you, move your money to a company that you think is going to be more successful.

Like it or not, the CEO has the support of shareholders and the board. Good luck to him and the team over the coming few months.

Ok Garonne, leaving you all that are feeling sorry for yourselves! Goodnight.