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If the bookies were taking bets on Afc, I would bet that Af will have an higher share price than both ITM & CWR. by end of 2026 & probably well before that, judging by how markets work , marking in price value well before the expected phenominal revenue increase

Very intresting.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/hydrogen-uk_industrialstrategy-activity-7342862560938868738-t2It?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAE_X7dMBaH-4n42FbhAQMyhJuAkjuX0Ckxc

Afc Energy's plan for a 21,150 % increase in Revenue from £4 million to £850 million is looking extremely exciting.

https://www.afcenergy.com/media/s0wiwejw/2025-agm-presentation.pdf

Ade

You listen to you're uncle construction & you won't go far wrong.lol

Ade

Who cares if Air products have shelved their project in the UK. THeyll still build it in Europe somewhere. Our Technology is not confined to the UK.

OH & Who says our mysterious S&P 500 partner is Air products. There are plenty to choose from.

Garonne you talk garbage. Why are you here if you think that Afc have no future. You're mad & the only reason you are here because you want to post you're negative cr#p. Thinking you can convince others. To much going on at Afc mate & this is going to rocket very soon

He meant gearing up for mass production Ade, as you well know.

Zeus Audio note.

https://zeuscapital.co.uk/exclusives/3170232372/

May even be girther news today.

On the contrary to some on here, I don't think there is any news void. First of all , results are in July. I believe their will be Ammonia cracker contracts announced before then.

Also news on further contract deployments of fuel cells to Tier one construction customers.

May also be further news about our new S & P 500 partner who is picking up the Tab for faster, bigger & other new Cracker models.

So the chance of news before July results, in my opinion is very high indeed.

I do apologise. I meant to say with orders for tgw first cracker contracts of £200 million a 10% deposit from customers would be £20 million pounds upfront for AFC. Thos shows the customer commitment to Afc & Hyamtec & also provides Afc with the funds to speed up production. Better for AFC & better for the customer.

If you simply Google ( Do companies pay other companies deposits for goods ordered )

You will find that they do, to secure their orders & to speed up production. Such as is the case with our S & P 500 new partner & customer.

So in the crackers case,which is worth vast sums of money to industry. Afc simply need to demand a hefty deposit to be first in the queue. So say orders worth £200 million come in . Afc ask for a 10% deposit. Then that is £40 million pounds. Problem solved. I have already suggested this approach to Afc Energy by Email. I also believe that the cracker technolgy isworth billions to these large companies, like power companies, Chemical, cement, Ashphelt & others. Shipping, Data centres. They need this tech & will pay through the nose for it.

If you simply Google ( Do companies pay other companies deposits for goods ordered )

You will find that they do, to secure their orders & to speed up production. Such as is the case with our S & P 500 new partner & customer.

So in the crackers case,which is worth vast sums of money to industry. Afc simply need to demand a hefty deposit to be first in the queue. So say orders worth £200 million come in . Afc ask for a 10% deposit. Then that is £40 million pounds. Problem solved. I have already suggested this approach to Afc Energy by Email. I also believe that the cracker technolgy isworth billions to these large companies, like power companies, Chemical, cement, Ashphelt & others. Shipping, Data centres. They need this tech & will pay through the nose for it.

Very exciting times for all shareholders & well deserved.

& with who knows how many new Cracker customers & patient news that must now be close.

Plus maybe contract news on further contracts for the reduced price fuel cells that now match diesel generators.

Anything could be released.

Also with AFC reducing the build cost by 85% means they can build more & faster. Which means speedier market penetration & quicker & more revenue.

Ade

Even if it is Air products & they don't build it here, so what Afc are not confined to the UK & AIR PRODUCTS would just use us to build it elsewhere. We'd probably get more Government grant help in Europe too.

Rubbish

Well CEO John wilson as already met & exceeded the target of 65% bulid price & reached an 85% saving. A huge agreement signed with an S&P 500 company that will pick up the production costs, & still the first cracker customers to be released.

It would be a brave man that bets against this CEO.