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I think if ever there was any doubt, Bumble's recent posts, even at weekends, strongly suggest that he's on a desperate mission to discredit any dissenters. (And why wouldn't there be dissenters given the glacial progress and such a miserable SP?!)He's clearly working to someone's agenda! An unsavoury character and one not to be trusted.

Just for clarity as we do indeed have a cumulative 100kw solid cell, I was wrong to doubt that it would happen.

My thoughts exactly Daz. AFC should have told us more about the electrolyte membrane in the ABB cell as it's probably the most important component. I simply want to know if it's made in house or has been sourced commercially as per the power towers? If it's so obviously AlkaMem as Bumble suggests, then why not say so. It's really important as an investor, to know the answer to this. I note Bumble and others are doing their best, rather unconvincingly, to deflect this line of enquiry. If it is AlkaMem or a preliminary AFC produced variant, then happy days but as is the norm with AFC, they only give you part of the story.

I must've missed the confirmation by AFC that they're using AlkaMem in the ABB solid cell. Great news if they are. Maybe Bumble can post said confirmation. Thanks in advance Bumble.

Genuine investors! Lol. This is just a complete punt now. I realised that a long time ago!

Oh the irony Jim, as you monitor the board for off message posts, even at the weekend!

Sounds like haggis has been caught out this time as his much hoped for pump, post ABB announcement, hasn't happened! And as for credibility, well, his is non existent. £500 million MC anyone?

No posts since 18.35 yesterday. Says it all really!

Mr. Budd acknowledging shareholders legitimate interests and even thanking them for their continued support, is a refreshing change in comparison to some other companies' CEOs, particularly on Aim, who despise their shareholders. Thanks for doing that David. Wishing you every success as all of you at Genedrive strive to improve medical outcomes for millions through your cutting edge research and development in genomic diagnostics.

"Further, the Directors believe that a combination of the possibility of positive future news flow around the Company's two main assays as well as the potential for reasonable levels of liquidity in the Company's ordinary shares make the Facility the most attractive form of financing for the Company at the current time."

I like the bit about positive future news flow around the company's two main assays!
This is great news and once sales of AIHL and stroke marker take off, this will be well into the £s per share. Well done David Budd!

So disappointing yet again. Looks like Budd is up to his old tricks i.e. probably negotiating a placing. Shareholders are always the ones that suffer. I guess I should've taken my hit in the 40s. I'll have to hold on once more for the next pump if it comes!

Lol

Give us a heads up on the results Escala. Thanks in advance.

I think you've got to question the intelligence of people who seem happy to be invested in a company that has failed to produce any sustained improvement in the its shareprice over a period of many years but yet try to argue that everything's on track and that there's nothing to see here. They're either completely naive or have ulterior motives. They're certainly not astute investors! (I include myself in that)

What a couple of rampers you are. Seemingly incapable of any criticism of this company or BOD as the SP languishes at 20p with virtually no one willing to buy any shares. The outrageously long delay in announcing any news around the ABB deal spoke volumes and it was not unreasonable to conclude that there was a problem as a result but I suspect some on here have close ties to AFC so knew that the unit had already been supplied. And I noticed that the ABB 100kw unit and the subsequent 200kw units (whenever they appear!) are to be powered by Hydrogen. What's happened to fuel flex? The endorsement from Frank Muehlon was also uninspiring not least due to its brevity. Luke warm springs to mind which coupled with the 2million share sale to ABB to get the previously agreed up front £2 million payment suggests to me that ABB might not be entirely happy. I'm beginning to think that Bumble may not even be a shareholder (he's never actually confirmed that he is one) but posts here constantly under different IDs for ulterior motives. Maybe he gets paid for trying to discredit anyone who dares to point out that AFC is continuing to fail its shareholders. A question for Bumble. ( which he won't answer) Why is the SP currently so low with very low volume of shares being traded if everything thing at AFC is tickety boo?

Especially his assessment that we are overdue a re-rate!

I agree Daz. I thought Bond's performance on the proactive video was not inspiring at all. It was redolent of his poor performance at the Goldman Sachs symposium a couple of years ago. In my opinion he doesn't have the required skill set to take this company to the next level and it's clear that the investing community don't trust him, judging by the very poor market response to what should've been significant shareprice enhancing news. The guy has achieved nothing for shareholders with the SP languishing at 21p more than 8 years into his tenure as CEO. It's wearing more than a little thin!

"Delivering a Hydrogen economy: Announcing funding awards to new hydrogen projects across the across the country, from the?£240 million?Net Zero Hydrogen Fund, to kickstart this sector in the UK. Announcing a shortlist of 20 projects to take to the next stage in the first electrolytic hydrogen allocation round. The government’s ambition is for the UK to be generating enough to power all of London for a year by 2030"
From today's green energy announcement. Maybe AFC make the shortlist to bag some government money to help progress their products.

This confirms that GDR has all the relevant expertise to design and produce accurate molecular diagnostic tests such as AIHL and stroke marker so the company's potential to play a significant role in this field of medicine has just been established. It's no longer an just an R&D outfit!

Thinking about it, if you take 100kwh x24x365 you get 876000kwh produced per annum. That would do it as if you divide 876000 by 200 it gives you 4380kwh per house! Sounds impressive!