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Tennents, watch the investor meet and greet video, Bond states it is a prototype. Yes it’s been tested, yes it will be delivered to ABB, will it be the finished commercial design, probably not. ABB will probably want changes made to it after several months of trials.

‘Don’t expect us to replace diesel generators tomorrow’

LOL, We don’t !

Not bashing AFC, but questioning Bonds communication and interpretation of it. I’ve been correct for years, look at the revenue and sp for confirmation

Watch the video guys, it’s a prototype, not my words, Adam Bonds.

Also in that same video Bond says he needs to be careful how he describes delivery, todays RNS is operational delivery, nobody uses that phrase, that’s made up rubbish to make things sound good.

Because Joaung that is all that has happened, is it even newsworthy ?

In response to StockTrumps false narrative that this is not a prototype system if you watch the investor meet and greet Q&A from March this year, google that and select videos, 50 mins in, Bond categorically states this is a prototype !

That’s what the headline should be

IGNORE THE LYING RAMPING TROLL

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In the European Economic Area (EEA), electrical products must have a CE mark before they can be legally sold. The CE mark indicates that the product meets the necessary safety, health, and environmental protection requirements established by the European Union. Without this mark, it is illegal to sell such products within the EEA.

The CE marking process involves several steps, including ensuring compliance with relevant EU directives, conducting conformity assessments, compiling technical documentation, and, in some cases, involving a notified body for certification. Only after successfully completing these steps can the product be affixed with the CE mark and placed on the market.

Selling non-CE marked electrical products in the EEA can result in significant legal consequences, including fines, product recalls, and bans from the market. It's crucial for manufacturers, importers, and distributors to ensure that their products comply with these regulations before offering them for sale.

MORE LIES FROM THE RAMPING TROLL

In the European Economic Area (EEA), electrical products must have a CE mark before they can be legally sold. The CE mark indicates that the product meets the necessary safety, health, and environmental protection requirements established by the European Union. Without this mark, it is illegal to sell such products within the EEA.

The CE marking process involves several steps, including ensuring compliance with relevant EU directives, conducting conformity assessments, compiling technical documentation, and, in some cases, involving a notified body for certification. Only after successfully completing these steps can the product be affixed with the CE mark and placed on the market.

Selling non-CE marked electrical products in the EEA can result in significant legal consequences, including fines, product recalls, and bans from the market. It's crucial for manufacturers, importers, and distributors to ensure that their products comply with these regulations before offering them for sale.

This PROTOTYPE, will be ready at the EARLIEST next March to ship to a site of ABBs choosing.

Then maybe what, 2-3 years before a production ready unit is available ? Design for manufacture, tooling, procurement, build test, CE marking again, not a 5 minute job

MORE LIES FROM THE RAMPING TROLL

In the European Economic Area (EEA), electrical products must have a CE mark before they can be legally sold. The CE mark indicates that the product meets the necessary safety, health, and environmental protection requirements established by the European Union. Without this mark, it is illegal to sell such products within the EEA.

The CE marking process involves several steps, including ensuring compliance with relevant EU directives, conducting conformity assessments, compiling technical documentation, and, in some cases, involving a notified body for certification. Only after successfully completing these steps can the product be affixed with the CE mark and placed on the market.

Selling non-CE marked electrical products in the EEA can result in significant legal consequences, including fines, product recalls, and bans from the market. It's crucial for manufacturers, importers, and distributors to ensure that their products comply with these regulations before offering them for sale.

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To date, NO JAM HAS BEEN SERVED.

Most of the jam manufactured to date went mouldy and had to be thrown away. We now have jam being made, and are awaiting confirmation that it has been served, the customers are still hungry.

MORE LIES FROM THE RAMPING TROLL

In the European Economic Area (EEA), electrical products must have a CE mark before they can be legally sold. The CE mark indicates that the product meets the necessary safety, health, and environmental protection requirements established by the European Union. Without this mark, it is illegal to sell such products within the EEA.

The CE marking process involves several steps, including ensuring compliance with relevant EU directives, conducting conformity assessments, compiling technical documentation, and, in some cases, involving a notified body for certification. Only after successfully completing these steps can the product be affixed with the CE mark and placed on the market.

Selling non-CE marked electrical products in the EEA can result in significant legal consequences, including fines, product recalls, and bans from the market. It's crucial for manufacturers, importers, and distributors to ensure that their products comply with these regulations before offering them for sale.

Which bit is a lie ?

Woah ! Slow down StockTrump, they’ve just turned on a prototype system for the first time, that’s it !

The PROTOTYPE will be ready for delivery to a site of ABBs choosing NOT EARLIER THAN MARCH 2025.

‘The increased order is not in the £27m of orders, as AFC didn't have the cash invested in Speedy to allow them to put that increased order onto AFC's books. The increased order can only be added to the orderbook once the Speedy JV has the cash from the AFC raise and Speedy £-£ matching it. Stop lying to people you troll.’

This is all fake news. Watch the investor meet and greet from March this year and you will hear that the order book includes committed and uncommitted orders, ie the additional £2.7m order from Speedy that is part of the uncommitted orders included within the £27m order book.

Watch the investor meet and greet and see how Bond avoids the question

Over half way through June and still nothing delivered to Speedy in the year of delivery. In the investor meet and greet it was announced in the first 4 months of this year they have spent £2.6m on inventory but nothing out the door, oh dear…