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I am very pleased to see the recent achievements of PHE, but also infinitely pleased to have swapped Tim Yeo for the safe hands of Adam Bond now guiding AFC. Well done to the entire AFC Board and thank you for a wonderful Christmas and birthday present.

I am very pleased to see the recent achievements of PHE, but also infinitely pleased to have swapped Tim Yeo for the safe hands of Adam Bond now guiding AFC. Well done to the entire Board and thank you for a wonderful Christmas and birthds

I've waited a long time for this rise, and just in time for me to enjoy some of the benefits.

"The final stage of work under the JPDA is expected to be competed in the second half of 2021."
I think we should edit that statement; it could read that we are going into competition with ABB?

Sensibles. Perhaps ask yourself why ITM has also fallen 5 per cent.

With AFC trading at its highest price since mid-2015 and now comprising more than 30 per cent of my portfolio, I reluctantly sold some shares late night @39.5. This now drops my holding below 1m, which I intend to hold until we receive further good news. I still have the faith. Thanks to all forum subscribers over the past 10 years for their insight and comments into market sentiment.

If I had 1m shares @ 5p it might not be completely foolish to take a few off the table @ 35-40p?

I remember my disappointment last November when I went on holiday and returned to find that I had failed to fill a small sell order at 20p during a big rise. My new minimum is now raised to 40p before any thoughts of selling one share. What a difference a year makes.

SP from 40p to 30p in two days is difficult to fathom?

Thanks Bumble for reminding us all so eloquently again why we are all invested here.

Anne, To be truthful I never saw the real future of AFC to be in charging cars, rather in replacing onsite diesel generators. I can't really imagine purchasing an EV at these prices and will be happy to continue to drive my 2006 MX5 until I go.

Anne, No need to trade the peaks and troughs; with your considerable longterm holding you should be doing quite well; congratulations.

We've just broken through our high in February, which is significant for chartists.

Tetrolite, It seems longer, but on checking back I find that I have only been invested for 14 years. This was back in the days of the chairman Tim Yeo releasing regular RNSs really promising jam tomorrow. One MOU was signed with the Republic of Indonesia with an initial order totalling US$13.5 million for 3,000 No. 3.5kW systems for delivery in 2008, and a JV with a number of Indonesian corporations to establish a manufacturing facility with the intention to manufacture up to six million 5kW units over the following 8-10 years. The company signed its first contract in March 2007 with Akzo Nobel to supply alkaline fuel cells to its chlor-alkali business, beginning in 2008 (?). Rennocks has had his critics over the past few years, but I for one prefer the current practice of releasing just a few factual RNSs. Similarly for our current CEO, I have always found Adam very open and approachable at the AGMs that I have attended and trust in his strategy (and my investment) for the company’s expansion. My only problem now is to work out a longterm exit strategy and how much to hold in my “forever” funds.

It's been nearly 15 years of torture for me, the worst time being during the dark days of Tim Yeo and co.. Since I started attending the AGMs I have always felt total confidence in Adam Bond, and I have held on to my shares despite having to fight against my financial advisers telling me not to hold so many (AIM) shares in one company. I have a substantial holding but not as many as some LTHs. My interest in AFC was only first alerted because Dunsfold is close to my home at the time and I was a Top Gear fan and followed Chelsea and Abramovich. I have not had the time to study details of the company to the depth of many investors on this forum, but I thank them for all their comments and knowledge over the years.

Thanks Haggis for that link to the site of the new premises at Dunsfold. For me, this was the most meaningful statement in the recent RNS : The facility housed British Aerospace's original manufacture of the Harrier aircraft with a long and distinguished history in high tech British engineering and innovation, which AFC Energy is proud to continue. I know I am an old fart from the 40's but linking AFC Energy with the Harrier and other iconic British aircraft at Dunsfold in the same breath makes me and all of my family feel proud to be investors.

I've sold in the past at 27p but looking at mucksy's list, the company is worth far more than one year ago, so I'm holding this time as we go go northwards after selling the 1.1m @27.5p.

Some large Asks coming in and price responding.

RA appears to have successfully unloaded 1M shares in small tranches during the afternoon so we seem to have crashed through that next hurdle and it's onwards and upwards. I wish I could raise some cash for more purchases to power Hamilton's Formula Extreme racing team.

Garden and garage.