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Maybe Scrooge/helikon have had a vision of the future. They have learnt the error of their ways and have finally decided to embrace the spirit of Christmas.

We can but hope . The future is Green.

Merry Christmas to all

I really don’t think that they could sit on price sensitive news just to facilitate a director buy. Although I would of course be delighted to hear that they have signed a massive contract with Tamgo.

A total of three trades today. They are hardly setting the world on fire.

How much longer can these overpaid and underemployed clowns stay in post. They have destroyed shareholder value but continued to happily draw their salaries. They seem unable to deliver a farm in . It’s always some excuse.

The harder I work the luckier I am. You make your own luck. Time to deliver or move on

I’m a natural optimist but I have to agree with Ade to a certain extent. We were told by Bond that this would be the year of delivery and clearly it has not delivered what many of us expected. The £27 m order book came with many caveats and we were expecting them to build upon this order book rapidly. Mass production still appears to be in the distant horizon.

Yet, I remain strangely optimistic. The fact that Tamgo regularly references AFC in one of the largest markets in the world augurs well for the future. This combined with the cracker and the increasing amount of money being poured into hydrogen projects across the globe still gives me confidence that our patience will be rewarded.

Dear Santa,

Please can you bring a major order from Tamgo and ABB as well as a significant order from Acciona. If you can possibly follow this up with a partnership with a major industrial conglomerate for our world beating ammonia cracker I will have not only a happy Christmas but also a very prosperous New Year.

Just came across the BBC 1 programme tonight about the cost of cheap flights to the environment. Interesting coverage of the future of hydrogen flights. Undoubtedly lots of investment taking place

Another RNS about yet another presentation. The only RNS that I want to read is the one that states they have signed a farm in partnership with a free carry. I lost faith in the board after serenity when the board’s reckless gamble cost us shareholders dearly. Wressle production has been paying for their bloated salaries ever since. Continual promises of jam tomorrow.

What exactly is the chief operating officer operating?

Just deliver or move on.

Lots of value knocked off VW today due to Trump’s announcement of his tarriff plan. It remains to be seen whether he follows up his words with actions but it is obviously a concern that one of our major users could face losing market share. It’s also a concern that America could enter a full on trade war that could result in much higher inflation and a massive dislocation of industry.

It’s amazing Melvin. You have been a member of this forum since June 23 but claim to hold shares in Afc for 14 years. Seems fishy but possible I know. Balance of probability tells me you’re a shorter

Please reference one positive post you have made about Afc

All hydrogen stocks are down. Most by a similar percentage to our own. Of course as investors we aren’t pleased about this and sentiment has certainly changed for a few with the election of trump. However, bear in mind America is not the world and even in America Trump will struggle to override individual states such as New York and California who may choose to mandate clean air acts and set targets for pollution to be reduced.

China is investing hugely in the production of solar panels and electric vehicles. The move away from fossil fuels will continue. King Canute couldn’t control the tide, I doubt that Trump will either.

Good luck to all genuine holders

Hopefully after the election the new Irish government will adopt a practical approach to energy security. Importing fracked gas from the USA whilst refusing to use their own much less carbon intensive gas seems ludicrous. Wind will increasingly supply much of Ireland’s energy needs but realistically it will be many decades before we see the end of fossil fuels.

He claims to be a long term investor yet he only joined this forum in June 24.

Sell up and crawl under a rock. If you’re a long term holder you would surely have invested in other clean energy stocks such as Ceres/ Itm/ etc. You would know that they have all fallen significantly yet this is the only stock that you have posted over 80 times this month. Not one single post on any other stock.

Reality, you have been a member of this forum since June 24. All of your posts have been about Afc. They have all been negative. Over 70 this month alone. It doesn’t require Sherlock Holmes’s to work out that you’re a shorter or an idiot or both. If you feel that pessimistic about Afc surely the sensible thing to would be to sell up before they fall further. Most people hold shares and post on a number of companies.

Sad person

NO, they are not useless. Ammonia is a carrier fuel. It makes the transportation of hydrogen cheaper and more viable. Ammonia will be produced in huge quantities in the Middle East

The other day Ade was reminded that niftylift were going to be installing Fuel cells. He acknowledged that this was a huge opportunity with a major company. Two days later he seems to have totally forgotten about this.

Is a strategic investor with deep pockets and lots of foresight. ITM were fortunate enough a few years ago to attract Linde. If we found a similar investor, whether it be from Saudi Arabia, Japan, Germany or one of the oil majors this share could yet fly. That is of course is presuming that the cracker is as good as stated. let’s hope that the new CEO is able to speed up production and achieve a rapid rise in orders. In a few years time the hydrogen market will be huge, the question will be can we survive long enough to gain a share of it?

So it’s almost three months since the last RNS relating to a sale/lease. This in what Adam described as the year of delivery. Everything gone quiet on mass production. No major orders from the Middle East even though Adam stated Tamgo were fielding enquiries shortly after the first units went to speedy hire. I really don’t believe that a Saudi company is hanging on to see what Rachel Reeves delivers on Wednesday before committing to an order.

I so wanted this company and other green tech companies to succeed but the reality is it has promised much but delivered little.

An update is urgently needed. Director buys would at least show that the board believes the current price is bargain basement and help to restore some confidence.