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At that rate, I would want them to go in for licensing, not build factories around the world. Look at CWR.

How I wish Rishi becomes the PM! He seems to be decisive, informed and proindustry.

Here's my guess:
There's a strong possibility of AFC being awarded a Formula E contract too. The question is whether it would be declared tomorrow or in July 2021 after the London race.
https://www.fiaformulae.com/en/news/2020/june/2021-race-calendar
This is based on the common links between Formula E and Extreme E (look at whose brainchild they both are):
https://www.libertyglobal.com/operations/formula-e/
Good Luck for tomorrow!!

Couple of queries come to mind:
1. Why wait for the European w2e operator - why not go for an offer to PI/IIs? They can then turn over the completed project to the European w2e operator
2. Is the European w2e considering a number of projects which are *not* related to EQT? In that case, we would be simply waiting for them to decide if we survive? If they say 'no' then we are done?!

Just came across this :
Talks of 700p
https://www.sharecast.com/news/broker-recommendations/jp-morgan-launches-coverage-of-itm-power--7822683.html

This has now suddenly become my biggest holding across multiple accounts. I hope Stockopedia is right!!
I am underwater across all accounts (trading and ISA) after today's limit order execution.

Bit of a worry that the company has to spend so much money on defending a patent. Drain on management time too.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/CPX/interim-results/14877883

Interesting. I am looking forward to the revenues from this:
"The Board is also pleased to announce that CAP-XX is now an approved supplier to a global smart phone manufacturer and separately has commenced the formal process to become an accredited supplier to a global Automotive Tier 1 Component Supplier."

Thanks Riddler.
My concern is , we are not unique in this area. How unique are we anyway ?

ignore that! just saw the pdf!

Looks very promising . What is Schrodinger and how similar or otherwise are they to DMTR?

Does this not require a TR-1 if they are a new investor? I am puzzled.

Thanks all.
I didn't realise AFC was listed elsewhere other than AIM. Which exchange is it?

Had a look at these last night. Very impressive. What I am unsure about is how much of this is also what SEE does? Their sensors otherwise are impressive.
How long have AMS been on the market or are they a newbie?

Sorry to be a bit off topic - but you'll see soon why I am asking.
I came across this:
https://www.barclays.co.uk/smart-investor/news-and-research/stocks-and-shares/should-you-hold-aim-shares-in-your-isa/
In short, 'certain' AIM stocks are free of inheritance tax, even if held in an ISA.
I am keen to build a portfolio of mostly AIM companies due to the range of options available (including AFC). The Q is how does one know which AIM stock is free of Inheritance Tax (I have a substantial holding in AFC and wanted to top up during the recent dips, but thought any boom will simply add to my children's IHT woes!)

Came across this and wondered if our association with SNAM may provide an opportunity here? McPhy is in. Snam is mentioned. I don't know enough of McPhy to know if they have a viable product to scale?
https://www.pv-magazine.com/2021/02/12/new-european-project-to-drive-95-gw-of-solar-and-67-gw-of-hydrogen/

Same in India. The current farmer's agitation (which is much in the news) is fostering climate change:
https://youtu.be/nZGUBIdT6PM

I have investments in AFC and TPG as well as ITM. AFC and ITM don't disclose contract values - even for 'large' contracts such as AFC's for Extreme E. ITM CEO said specifically in an investor meet that they don't do so since it is commercially sensitive.
On a positive note, after such a long long long time, TPG have unveiled something of major value with a lot of potential.

Just tried to sell some of my holdings in AFC and the broker says 'Suspended'?!
What does that mean? Is it like a Price Monitoring Extension or something else?