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Bank of America raises MRO to 840 and recommends a "buy". That's a good recommendation and should instill some investor confidence going forward.

Definitely! Stressful it was and somewhat unexplained but hopefully we're back on an upward trajectory! I don't think the market recognises the value in MRO, yet!

Nothing! Same old!

"The £1m shareholder loan, now close to finalisation, will provide important interim funding as we plan for a longer term solution to the Group's financing needs."

Said Gino!

Up 8% on Tradegate! News in the morning?

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Africa is where's it's at. Vodafone gets a mention.

Vodafone said the acquisition provided both it and Vodacom with an opportunity to gain controlling ownership of "one of Africa's most successful telecoms and financial services businesses".

Seems like a shrewd move! Africa is the continent of growth both demographically and economically so increased exposure there has to be a good thing.

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Wizz are just waiting for the green light to ramp up their Ukrainian presence. God willing this could happen sooner than we think! The shareprice could certainly do with a boost.

Who knows Hydro but the silence on it is disappointing. If the continued secrecy is down to the S&P partner does it imply that they are still not convinced that the cracker is commercially viable? Hopefully not but the lack of clarity puts investors off, hence the grim shareprice albeit slightly improved from recent lows!

The complete lack of updates is very frustrating. The recent bullish article definitely stoked interest and I suspect some newbies jumped on board on the back of it but that has clearly petered out. The ongoing silence is harming the shareprice and is a little bit concerning. You'd think by now there'd be something positive to report! At least tell us who the S&P partner is FFS!

With all the new developments such as Chronis, Alpha 50 and Hydropulse, which is allegedly in high demand, the 2026 FY 26 guidance remains the same! Hardly spectacular progress and a bit odd given the alleged interest being shown by potential customers. The market is unimpressed. Maybe Dennis will have an opportunity to buy some shares now!

If this can crack £1 it should be able to ascend nicely from there. Deutsche know what it's worth in the short-term. With Africa and Turkey booming, soon to be joined by a reinvigorated German market, the sky's the limit!

Only way the war ends it seems is when Putin is no longer around. That might happen sooner rather than later as I'm pretty sure the Russians are becoming increasingly angry at the weekly sacrifice of thousands of young men just to keep Putin ensconced in the Kremlin. He has ruined not just Ukraine but Russia itself!

Something from AFC HQ to lend credence to the bullish article, is required to keep this heading northwards. Yesterday's rise was clearly a pump in response to the article and it was disappointing that there was no news today to back it up. Hopefully soon as no-one wants to head back down sub 10p. I was briefly in profit yesterday! 😔

Good point, Alpha. So ITM's green hydrogen makes green ammonia which AFC's crackers turn back into hydrogen and nitrogen utilising the green hydrogen in their proprietary fuel cells to make electricity. That symbiotic relationship would work well and probably be very profitable for both companies!

So Dennis was dismissive of ammonia cracking to produce hydrogen! He nerds to be careful as his way of producing hydrogen is not delivering and is expensive so he may live to regret that comment if indeed he actually made it!

AFC up 13% today and could be turning a corner. It's ammonia cracker can produce hydrogen much cheaper than electrolysers and then convert it to electricity using proprietary fuel cells at parity with the cost of diesel generators! Maybe ITM will end up being the basket case. I hope both do well!

I'm going with Deutsche Bank's £1.40!

So the 710MW contract has clearly done nothing for the SP. Jam tomorrow doesn't cut it anymore. Dennis is simply not delivering for shareholders as we sink back into the 60s! It's all very disappointing.

Creeping back towards 10p! Maybe the article posted by Jim yesterday is starting to attract interest from investors looking for a life changing opportunity. There's still a reasonable chance that that could happen as AFC's tech is real and is being actively considered for commercial deployment by reputable global companies. There's certainly a higher chance of getting rich here than by investing in bitcoin!