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· AFC Energy expects to announce multiple new system orders in the second half of this calendar year.

Aim are you Bonds public relations officer?

Drew, holiday? What’s one of those....thanks covid

Aim, if there hasn’t been any industrial, technical or sales improvements since last news then we’re all in the do do....
Don’t add words I didn’t use like “brilliant”

Jeez I thought it was sell in May and go away. Now it’s September bloodbath, you havin a laugh?
When are the good months exactly?..

FCI, you could argue that the shares with low investor relations communications and IP/tech updates to the market make it more vulnerable due to the uncertainty of the business and prospects.
The BOD don’t really care on a daily weekly monthly basis as there’s cash in the bank and salaries are paid.
Other companies like to keep the market abreast and probably have a more stable share price as manipulative algos can’t play so easily

Or the surge in oil stocks which always seems to kick h2 ones in the goolies

FCI the A trades are back that’s probably an algo somewhere

Oil based stocks up today, so the usual see saw price drop on H2 stocks.

MPO your talking about a spike in price when the market got temporarily overheated.
Yes I’d love to have that shareprice again as a massive bill has just landed on my lap, but that’s my problem not AFCs

Stolen from the ITM board
https://global.abb/content/dam/abb/global/group/media/podcasts/decoded/s01/transcripts/ABB%20Decoded%20-%20Season%201%20-%20Episode%2010%20-%20Keep%20on%20electric%20trucking.pdf

Garonne you’ve on been here 2 minutes, you don’t know what thin is!

FCI that’s probably a good idea.
To be held shortly after the next published report.

Bond also knows that shareholders are a wide disparate bunch who struggle to get ducks in a row to cause the BOD any real reason to break sweat.
The next AGM, which with restrictions lifted It would be difficult to avoid will be interesting if the share price isn’t well in excess of today’s figure and manufactured units aren’t going out the door.

I didn’t say that Aim. I said there’s no chance the chairman would.
There may be advantages in his removal though.

There’s more chance of the sun exploding than the chairman removing Bond. It’s a mutual back scratching association.
But look what happened to the share price of PHE after Keith Alaune went, makes you think of what could be.....

Shelf

It’s an off the self unit that Innomech adapts to suit.
https://new.abb.com/products/robotics/industrial-robots/irb-2600

It was something to do with the compression tool...not the whole robot.

I asked the question at the investor day about the inomech robot being reworked for the latest stack design and for the life of me can’t remember Bonds answer.
Who can remember what he said?