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As I said yesterday if a company is willing to invest £2bn (yes £2bn!) in ammonia cracker technology then this has to be a good thing for AFC

Air Products looking to invest £2bn in ammonia cracker technology……sounds like good news to me. OK it may not take place at Immingham but huge money is coming into hydrogen……

I found it very interesting when I asked the gas engineer who was replacing my old iron gas pipes last year with polycarbonate pipes as to why the whole country is having this done….he said that future domestic gas supplies will contain a proportion of hydrogen so they can’t afford any leaks…..

Serious action here - cannot buy anything again even though it's gone up over 30%......

‘any development needs funding’……. have you read the latest RNS’s? Please do research before posting stuff that destroys any credibility you may have…

Is there a concern that HAMA's strategic partner, First AU, has a market cap of only £3m and has no income - will HAMA therefore be reliant on FAU raising money to pay for exploration on HAMA's Liberian licence?

Just to be clear, CMR has received £1.325m from the equity raise announced on March 10, not, as might be implied from today’s RNS, as a sweetener to get involved with this new project

Solstace : Thanks for the list of shareholders - where did you find the info?

Today's RNS refers to the Company's largest shareholder taking an increasing stake. Is there a list of BSFA's significant shareholders? - I can find nothing on their website.

Ronjon participated in the placing with £50k at a price of .04p - he wasn’t ’given’ the shares as you claim Pumpky

As your investment has risen over 100%, the recommended option is to take out your original investment and let the rest run for free.

Thanks for that Couerdelion..........I get how the Company makes funding available to other companies to reduce their energy saving start up costs - some more info from the Company as to which companies this recent funding (£10m+) has gone would be useful for investors. Many thanks again for your help......

As someone who is interested in investing in this Company, I am a little mystified about the current cash figure announced in the latest trading update. In Feb 2024 EAAS completed the sale of the Energy Management Division for net proceeds of £25m. According to this trading update, £7m was used to pay off their debt and they had an exceptional charge of £4.2m, plus costs associated with reorganisation of the Group. They recorded a decent trading year with an EBITDA of £0.4m for FY24 (let's call it flat) but now only have net cash at year end of £2.4m. So by my calculation 'costs associated with reorganisation of the Group' are approx £25m - £7m - £4.2m - £2.4m = £13.4m! That seems very high ........ so are my calculations correct?

Harry - A placing at .0325p went through on 16 Oct 2024 to raise £450K....not sure what you're referring to

The £40K buy earlier seems to have kick-started a rise here with volume already twice the daily average. VRS has some very promising collaborations especially in the construction sector and with a current MCap of less than £2m these, or other irons in the fire including energy storage, may produce a substantial increase in the SP

For those that have missed it, this is one of the most positive interviews I have seen from a CEO: https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1064943/immupharma-ceo-tim-mccarthy-shares-latest-developments-with-p140-platform-road-ahead.html

2025 to be a 'transformational year' with deals coming on P140 and maybe some other of IMM's products

Some steady buying this morning ....and offering 4.12 to sell........looks like they still want your shares

Sudden leap to 4p.....and now can't buy any

Spread getting tighter - 3.72/3.74......they want your shares.......

....and back up we go.......