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Daz. Henry is still loving these cheap shares.

You can call me Henry from now on, Daz. Loving the cheap shares! Roll on partnerships with the plant hire companies in the coming months!....

I don’t care what chemistry it is, as long as it sells and I think we’re on course for sales.

Garonne, what’s more important to you? A product that works with customer feedback or one specifically with alkaline chemistry?

****roaches are resilient creatures dw, i welcome the comparison!

@garonne, absolutely afc are in r&d mode, refining its products through collaboration with world class partners. it’s never been in a better position. that’s why i’m hoovering up as many shares as i can at these prices, because they are cheap and afc has consistently exceeded this price and market cap accross many years.

Derek Warner can help you with some Harpic.

The do have both a plan, and a structure. We will have to disagree there.

Derek, are you blind? Most stocks, hydrogen or otherwise have fallen significantly over the past year. It is a good time to buy more in my opinion and that’s exactly what I’m doing.

I don't agree with you ReoninV, unfortunately. We need stability and to see the current trials and deployments through, which will trigger the next phase of the company's growth. The company has never had as many prospective partners trialling the tech as they do now.

Not the time to change the CEO. I admit to being dissapointed in the past with Adam Bond, but he has steered us through difficult times and is responsible for the partnerships we have to date, which I'm excited about.

Vinci, Kier, Colas Rail, Keltbray, Mace and Acciona in construction alone. ABB, one of our key stakeholders is a massive game changer of a partner.

Not all ‘genuine’ investors feel like you Garonne. Some of has have time and patience and are on board and comfortable with where we are at the moment, so you’ll have to put up or sell up I’m afraid.

I’m stretching my timeline and buying heavily at the moment Garonne. What about you!?

.....says the disgruntled former employee....

Yes it will be Garonne, best you look away for a few months.

I've been watching this company with some interest for some time, mainly because I think the technology is interesting and *should* have a place in this world.

What I've never been able to wrap my head around is exactly how and with what certainty this company has a business. The business model is extremely convoluted and requires constant financing. I'm aware that there are, what I simplify as, reference projects in certain countries, which depend on an entity taking them over and giving EQTEC their return.

In the current scenario, with £20m market cap and very little in the bank to fund ongoing business, and management with a track record of (seemingly) not being able to deliver, what stops this going bust in the next year? They are seemingly looking to have entities buy out their projects at the worst possible time. I'm not trying to de-ramp, just looking for some opposing views that justify why anyone would invest / keep their money in this company at the moment. Each time I watch a video with the Directors, they seem like they are bumbling around, now the CEO needs support on the videos they put out too. Money is not cheap at the moment, nor easy to access, so the question around how EQTEC survives is a serious one. Aside from a speculative 'someone might take over that reference project' - it all seems a little thin.

Full disclosure - I'm not currently invested, looking for a reason to rule out or keep an eye on it. Also - I'm not an expert on this company, my comments are just passing observations.

Bumble, you are wrong, it’s Garonne. Desertwolf works for Kleen Purgatis.

Why don’t you sell then Rupert ?

How would you know Git?

I agree, this is good news for the market.

What is your question, Git?

Give it a rest Rupert, sell up and go if you don't like what you see.