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DVRG are not going to be much in the UK according to GB's tweet today.
GB says DVRG are likely to be in other countries before UK.
That leaves me wondering which company is competing with us on real time monitoring of Covid in waste water in the UK?

Thanks for that endorsement. I invested because the product(s) looked good, the buyer is a national government who is on course for record spending in the railways. Haven't invested in mining stocks after getting fingers burnt with SXX.

This article shows why ABB - AFC partnership is so lucrative.
https://www.wired.co.uk/article/shenzhen-electric-buses-public-transport

New to Tradegate - didn't know about it before. Sorry to ask a 'thick' question.
Are they allowed to 'deal' in the shares after LSE closes?

Relevance to ITM @taskmaster?

With regards to Graphene, I just bought into Tirupati (TGR). They are also developing graphene and have a big contract with the Indian Railways.
I too bought into ITM many moons ago at 19 p. Aim to wait for it to be bought out since have learnt from bitter experience that you can never time the market (sold Games Workshop at 396 p!)

Thanks BB2.
That's very helpful.

Thanks BB2.
Who do they get their chargers from currently?
(and why didn't they ask that supplier to up their production, for example?)

Agusta - small Q:

If ABB were getting on fine with so many installations, what additionality does AFC bring?

Chickens eggs and hatch come to mind.
I wouldn't mind a £20 sp, but that'll need full realisation of Alkamem potential.

Can't see any corelation between dividends and AIM. Most of the big companies are on the main market and give dividends regularly.
This one may have to wait for a few years before it starts distributing dividends. The MC is quite small.

Bought into Tirupati Graphite (TGR) today. Sounds an interesting play and a lot of potential after today's RNS.
Fingers crossed it goes up gradually.

Thanks CFP.
(I hadn't told her when AFC were underwater! She would've insisted I sell it then :-)

The RNS speaks of a confirmed contract with Indian Railways which are undergoing massive modernisation. The contract is with an intermediary who is the actual supplier to the railways with a strong IP, exclusive contractual obligation and the freedom to supply it worldwide.
Now, with the buyer actually producing the material, there's de-risking from a production point of view.
I expect this share to be the next big thing - hopefully a multibagger.

Really inspring reading the threads here. I invested in AFC for me 28p), my wife (34 p) and our son (44 p - in a JISA, now an ISA) many moons ago. Didn't have much expectation since there wasn't much movement on the shares and they dropped remarkably badly.
Kept the faith and now feel reasonably confident of my returns on these.
Have made some dosh through investing in ITM (19p) and CWR (76p) though lost heavily in XSG (tears).
That's life - we invest in companies who work hard (hopefully) to improve the lives of people they serve thereby enriching their shareholders who can provide comfort to themselves and their descendants.
I now need to think of retiring early if all of these are starting to show good returns.

ABB may also speak to Hitachi on AFC's behalf?
https://www.hitachiabb-powergrids.com/africa/en/references/hvdc/nordlink

Great post tennents.
I may add that the dash towards SOFC and Hydrogen is also because of the geo-political risk arising out of China.
Governments don't want to hedge their future on solar panels imported from the communist state nor on batteries where they have control over minerals.

Great video @fatoomch.
It is truly strange that this sp is so undervalued when the tech is so impressive.
This could be in use for rescue as well as deterrence.
Just hope the Chinese or Russians don't steal the tech from TPG.

Oh Gawd.
Farage is a jinx.
The share is good.
822p a strong possibility - but in the next two years.
I am just worried that it may suddenly drop down due to irrational exuberation now.

Have bought some more this morning. I am truly deep into this share now.
Fingers crossed it does an ITM / CWR for me and pays for my retirement.