Our volume is currently so small that even buying or selling stocks worth as little as £ 20-30k can push the company's Mcap up or down by a million.
The bid / ask has just gone down to 1.5 / 1.55. That spontaneously resulted in around 2 million buys.
A few months ago there were a lot of people who said that if there was a capital increase in the 1.5s, they would buy or buy x million shares. If that wasn't hot air, this is probably the bottom. But hey, who knows, I didn't even expect this to fall below 2p ever again.
Sorry, "2.1-2.3 MW" -> "2.1-2.4 MW"
The current setup In italy is for straw pellets, 0.9 metric tons/hour. The Jenbacher produces 910kWe. This corresponds to 1 ton per hour and therefore 1 MWh electricity per ton.
If you look at the other plants from EQT, there is always about 1.1-1.4 MWt (thermal) in addition to 1 MWe. Adding this, we would be around 2.1-2.3 MW of energy per ton of feedstock in total.
Can't say if this is good or bad, but gasification has some other benefits:
https://eqtec.com/energy-from-waste-advanced-gasification-versus-incineration/
Hopefully we also get a Carbon Sole group update next week. A user from the telegram group wrote that they have received a letter re. the permission in November 2020 and that there is a deadline to respond to the Council planner six months after the date of the letter.
It looks as if nobody in Germany dares to buy or sell London H2 stocks today. Tradegate didn't even have an opening auction for AFC. The first trade came five minutes after it opened. In the first half hour there are just six trades and the volume is less than 10k euros. Everything is on standby.
After London closed yesterday, Plug and others have gained another 10%. Unfortunately we didn't go any further in Germany yesterday evening. And this morning, Plug, Nel, Ballard and others are stumbling and struggling to make up 3-5% minus that they took in at the opening.
Actually, we still have some catching up to do today. But it won't be easy if the peer group had a slight setback. Let's hope that the others will be green again (this is our 'blue') by the time it opens in London. And then: g
Come on London, it's up to you ...
By the way, tomorrow is Ascension Day, which is a public holiday in Germany. What hardly anyone knows, even in Germany: Tradegate is still open, but only from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
In times of increasing fear of inflation, the figures are being looked more closely again and most H2 companies have published disappointing figures, contrary to the hype of the last few months. We probably owe the current round to Ballard and NEL:
Nel published its Q1 results at the beginning of the month and presented only 157 million NOK instead of the expected approximately 200 million NOK in sales. And Ballard also published the results for Q1 2021 last week on monday and had less revenue and less gross margin in Q1 2021 than in Q1 2020.
After that, the show began and the sector went down steeply.
As much as we suffered last year when everyone rose rapidly and we only moderately, it is the same on the current way down: While the others are falling with the same 10-20% steps, we are also falling, but only as "slowly(?)" as we have increased.
My hope:
Last year we had a similar chart. At that time it was blamed on Corona. In 2019 it also looked similar for many H2 values. It both times got better in the middle / end of May.
I expect another week or two of pain, then hopefully things will go up again. And since more people know about AFC (compared to last year) and the advantages of our technology, we hopefully get a bigger part of the cake.
Criag, sorry for misspelling your name. I can understand the impatience. I'm in here with four annual net salaries, and shortly after Christmas it was seven or eight. What I've lost since Christmas would have been enough to pay off my mortgage in full.
Around Christmas I was wondering whether I should pay for my full mortgage or whether I should leave everything in to completely change my life. I chose the second option. I still expect a lot here.
In the short term I would like to see 5p so that we are prepared if we need money. And I say "if" because I would actually prefer not to become a partner in all sites, but to leave out one or two sites to take the money instead to raise some cash without any loan or dilution. In the medium to long term I would be very happy to see 18-20p.
Craig, I think we had a lot of good news during the past 5 Months:
- Bought another 15% of North Fork (15% of a 20m company for aprox. 1m Euro!))
- Dismissal of patent infringement claim
- Collaboration Framework Agreement with Toyota
- Agreements with Logic, everGy, MetalNRG
- Agreement to acquire Deeside
- Progress at/in Napa, North Fork, Larissa,
- Planning Approval and agreement to acquire Billingham
- Riverford paid
- Nobilis MOU
- ...
I normally would ask for patience and say "Let's just wait until the end of the year.". As soon as we make profits, the sp will explode. But if we want to buy our part of Billingham and Deeside andall the others, we will need money. And therefore I'd prefer to see 5p+ better today than tomorrow :-)
Aandi, the PPS thing may have been me back in January, when PPS were at 120.
By the way: Two or three days later, they did it again and issued 42 million new shares with a total value of 50 million Pounds to themselves to convert loan interest of 840,000 pounds (so they paid 2p while the sp was >120p).
RugRats, as you said yesterday at 12:13:
"Fast forward to 1:31:20, 'over the next 4-5 years where we are starting to see some serious revenues coming in'. From AB's own mouth, verbatim."
And you did this to prove your "Significant revenue possibilities in 4-5 years." statement posted a little earlier.
RugRats, I am sure you know the difference between "over the next 4-5 years" and "in 4-5 years"?
On 04.03. Lyndhurst1973 said "I have sold with a substantial loss but will no doubt recover my losses in ITM." At the time we were at 1.53p and ITM at 470p. And yesterday, while we were still at 1.8p and ITM on its way don to 430p, the same user spoke up again.
We have a short proverb in Germany (the two lines even rhyme):
"Hin und her
macht Taschen leer."
(Back and forth makes pockets empty).
Graonne:
Jülich should be ok, this is a job that you simply shouldn't mess up, and our executives know that too. I'm not worried about Jülich.
I would also like something about Acconia.
And actually I would have liked to have some information on things that are already known before the event, but about which we only got information from third parties:
The MSP container and the second container that you loaded onto the ship at the weekend look quite different. So there are maybe two containers in circulation that we don't have any news about from AFC.
At least they offer the whole thing for download afterwards. As a non-native speaker, I find it very helpful. Some I will have to listen to 2-3 times for sure. Technical English and movie English are ok. But business English? For that I prefer reading :-)
Employee Incentive Warrant Pool ...
.... David Palumbo 196.968.812
.... Yoel Aleman 98.484.406
.... Gerry Madden 157.575.049
.... Thomas Quigley 19.696.881
.... various staff members 118.181.289
All with exercise price 0.25p, all expire in less than 23 Months years.
I'm sure David would be happier with 20p than with 2p. And the others on the list will surely help him with that.