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What makes you think companies can't apply to be on there and what makes you an expert in trading what's your track record
PHE are a company that are making zero profits are AIM listed the background is taking waste plastics and tyre crumbles and turning it into hydrogen which they have only done on a non-commercial scale at present
HUR are a oil producing company just like BP & shell so why do you think they could not be listed on there
Hi all if anyone is in contact with the company I think it would help the share price if they want on trading 212 as I've seen prices of other companies go up quite substantially since being registered on their platform which is what I'm assuming the company would have to do to go onto it companies like phe
If we don't give W2T the DMG unit they are worth nothing as a company but we are now paying them in shares at these vastly over inflated prices for the privilege of installing our technology and we are in a block and a hard place unless we consent to this pretty much the writing is on the wall so this is how people get blackmail into doing stuff
In July 2017, Hurricane issued US$230,000,000 in 7.5% convertible bonds due 2022 (“Convertible Bond”). The Convertible Bond was issued at par and carries a coupon of 7.5%, payable quarterly in arrears. The Convertible Bond is convertible into fully paid Ordinary Shares with the initial conversion price set at $0.52, representing a 25% premium above the placing price of the concurrent equity placement, being £0.32 (converted into US dollars at USD/GBP 1.30). Unless previously converted, redeemed or purchased and cancelled, the Convertible Bond will be redeemed at par on 24 July 2022. The Convertible Bond was admitted to the Official List of International Stock Exchange in September 2017.
Hi all can someone help me I watched the Investor video yesterday I know they stated that we need to pay back the bond or it will be converted into shares.
I read it it will be converted at $0.52 which is about £0.42 at the moment which would benefit with less dilution I think ?
But with the price at the moment how would this affect it and the share price has anyone got more of an insight as I'm struggling to figure it out
In July 2017, Hurricane issued US$230,000,000 in 7.5% convertible bonds due 2022 (“Convertible Bond”). The Convertible Bond was issued at par and carries a coupon of 7.5%, payable quarterly in arrears. The Convertible Bond is convertible into fully paid Ordinary Shares with the initial conversion price set at $0.52, representing a 25% premium above the placing price of the concurrent equity placement, being £0.32 (converted into US dollars at USD/GBP 1.30). Unless previously converted, redeemed or purchased and cancelled, the Convertible Bond will be redeemed at par on 24 July 2022. The Convertible Bond was admitted to the Official List of International Stock Exchange in September 2017.
What price did you buy in at?
Hi all I've just boots and shares today does anyone agree with my assessment that the share price is price at the company going out of business as cash Holdings is the current value of the company give or take that's not taking into consideration any value of assets the company has or have I missed something
I did not say that did I
I paid a lot more than that and had to sit with a paper loss for quite some time and I'm not talking just a couple of thousands pounds I'm talking tens of thousands of pounds down then to end up with enough to pay my mortgage off I think I'll be stupid to keep my holding with the risk of it coming back down again
I'm was a very long time holder here I was at a AGM when there was only me and two other shareholders there and seeing my holding at at such a reduced rate when the share price fell to 0.0022 and then to see my investment come back and more than double I decided to sell but will consider buying back at lower levels than my selling price
The trouble is they only get a royalty fee
So for PHE to have a market value of a billion on a PE ratio of 10 would equal the company would have to have 200 units working not to say that is not achievable but that is not in anytime soon and that is based on third party funding all the projects if they cost say 15m then that would require a 3 billion investment from third parties so the comparison that I think when you talk about shell BP etc they weren't relying on third-party dictating the way forward
Hi can anyone tell me what the maximum value W2T could be worth and what the maximum value they could bring to the company not meaning this in a negative way but the way the takeover or merger has been positioned which I think we are value over valid at the moment based on if the merger does not happen there's a long way to fall again but I also think is this price being positioned for maximum benefit to W2T as they are now in line for £16,000,000 valuation with is about 40% of the valuation of us today and where they was happy with a £2.400.000 valuation of W2T not so long ago
So it would give PHE share price at not 2p but 1.2 again with the merger
Although anything to speed up their development of the hydrogen economy I do think they are focusing on something that is not even comparable when you consider things are rotting naturally all the time trouble is the thing that we are focusing on does not rot therefore has a large benefit to the environment and the world with the same by-product being hydrogen
Just to point out for your weak argument going forwards we have a working model we now have planning permission we will have a grant based on planning permission we have a partner who is willing to finance the operation and then finance further projects
If you read the RNS it doesn't actually talk about PHE controlling the timetable and financing the project
That is now in the hands of a much larger financially stronger company
And their projects get underway and get done so you can keep on trying to put there are company down to suit your financial interest or sad lifestyle but all the problems that you have brought up in the past are fading into insignificance and people are starting to see through your very very thin argument
A couple of observations about your previous post A they are private listed company so apart from the concept of recycling waste you will not benefit at all
And if that's all you are concerned about then they shouldn't be be any reason why you would be so negative on this company
And I've just managed to get a 33 million-pound Grant or a share of that to start their first commercial plant so just imagine once we have got planning permission in a couple of weeks and start the commercial unit just think of all the the grants and offers of investment real have to use
and also when you refer to this technology isn't unique the Chinese would be all over it you could say that about absolutely everything on the planet but yet there are still companies like apple Microsoft and huge companies
What investment does this contradict for you what shares do you own other companies