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Refreshing perspective, good to see some sense on this board

"The company intends to expand its portfolio to over 75 businesses by the end of 2023." - and no date in the article, so not a recent article at all I guess?

There is, on their website?

Engsolve?

Europe/Asia patents, other frameworks/contracts, EU grants,...

Someone on here able to report on the AGM?

Actual*

Thaiger, can they give actuel updates on the agreements without releasing a RNS?

I think that these big sellers are normal in a volatile share as this and it is part of the evolution towards a more stable share. If you can make a few thousand on short term good for you, and for us LTH it could be good that we lose them!

The share ownership is about the Joint Venture, so I don't see what could be implying a takeover from HUI

Copy from RNS PHE 11/3/24:

"1) Powerhouse and its subsidiary, Powerhouse Energy International Limited ("PHE International") have entered into a subscription and shareholder agreement (the "Subscription and Shareholder Agreement") with HUI and its Irish subsidiaries, Alister Future Technologies Limited ("AFT") and Eranova Longford Limited ("Eranova") in connection with the building of a waste plastic to hydrogen plant on a greenfield site at Fisherstown Energy Park in County Longford, Ireland; "

You can say about castle what you want, but this is relevant for PHE, point.

Great news, surely a RNS by PHE will follow?

Linde deal is with HUI (2021-2026), HUI have a deal with PHE for Europe to use their tech

In the interview it has been said that the warrant holders are in the mid to long term game and are not selling therefore. I don't think the arrival in the port of the kiln will be a RNS, more the arrival on site

Good post scooby, thanks for this overview!

Another point as either downside or positive one is the general market, European/worldwide policy.

I am in the economical/strategic consultancy and before Corona/Ukraine everybody was ready to invest big time in carbon/circular projects. This has changed dramatically since, but the last few months I begin to notice a new change in this direction. Biggest hurdle for the moment are the financials, thus therefore I would bring EU/government policy into this.

And the general movement on politics is to reinforce local (markets), let's see how the climate aspects play out the next few months/years

So If they aren't the warrant shares being dropped, whose are they?

Well I hope that the big sells (+1m shares) of thursday/friday last week were the warrant-holders

as in, those warrants have to be paid, so getting some cash for this? supposes that they already are shareholders

If I read the RNS's about warrants right, the shares will be listed tomorrow on AIM.

Taken in regard that they are already 'bought' and that the number is rather small compared to the total outstanding shares, and that the SP has already taken in account these warrants, should we expect a drop tomorrow?

Please do correct me if I interpret this wrong

hey tony, here since 2020. with every big surge in share price (up or down) this forum spikes as well, as does the negativity between posters. i would ignore the personal bull**** and filter out the facts.

as for the company, we have been through some directorate changes and a few 'weird' movements from big shareholders (read howard white). the economical environment has changed a lot since 2020 so in perspective, i find the directorate and strategic changes did turn out good, as for now.

where will this go, will the big fish bite, we will see, nobody can know, but how i see it the intelectual property in gb is a first good step in the right direction. now let's go for the test unit and see from there on!