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On 11/03/2022 I posted the below, so that's one HFC announcement and plenty of time for some more.
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"7 April. That's 19 trading days to get some news out to make everyone nice and happy at the AGM and just before the Easter holidays."

"A few HFC agreements, a new product, completion of the Ammonia Cracker integration, something left field, shipping/delivery to Air One, loads of possibilities."

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Mace are a much bigger company than Keltbray so sign off likely takes a bit longer, but I'd say they must be in scope to sign soon for an HFC, as they will have been discussing it with AFC under NDA before AFC announced it to the market (they being one of those saying they would be interested in a Methanol FC if AFC produced one, which led to the creation of the HFC).

Piltick,

RE: "I wonder if they have arranged the lease through a finance company in which case AFC would sell the unit to the finance company rather than receiving lease payments from Keltbray?"

Absolutely agree that they would. AFC are not a finance company. No company of AFC's size or even way bigger do not finance their own leases. If anyone wants anything from a HP Printer to a Transit Van on lease, that is done via a 3rd party finance company. This separates the manufacturing and operational risks away from the risk of financing. It saves companies from having to tie up tens or even hundreds of millions in cash, just to let buyers pay monthly. AFC's £55m needs to be spent on building up the business, not financing lease deals.

What Is Vendor Leasing?
https://www.allbusiness.com/what-is-vendor-leasing-11202-1.html

Piltick,

RE: "I wonder if they have arranged the lease through a finance company in which case AFC would sell the unit to the finance company rather than receiving lease payments from Keltbray?"

Absolutely agree that they would. AFC are not a finance company. No company of AFC's size or even way bigger do not finance their own leases. If anyone wants anything from a HP Printer to a Transit Van on lease, that is done via a 3rd party finance company. This separates the manufacturing and operational risks away from the risk of financing. It saves companies from having to tie up tens or even hundreds of millions in cash, just to let buyers pay monthly. AFC's £55m needs to be spent on building up the business, not financing lease deals.

What Is Vendor Leasing?
https://www.allbusiness.com/what-is-vendor-leasing-11202-1.html

I filter anyone that:

Talks a load of ****3 (ade for example)
Lies about being a shareholder whilst bashing the company constantly (DW and garmoan for example)
Makes us fictional stories about AFC in the hope of affecting the share price
Posts positive or negative depending on their trading position (con man traders, the dishonest one's, I have no problem with traders that are honest)
Posts about how good their stock is whilst talking down AFC (in the hope of getting some AFC shareholders to move money out of AFC and into their stocks)
Attacks the CEO (most do this to try and negatively affect sentiment on this board, they do not actually believe what they are writing, they don't care, all they care about is the profit they try to make by doing it)
Attacks me (it's well known that stock bashers attack those creating positive sentiment, they do it to try and undermine the positivity by defamation of character)
Shorters (shorting of UK companies can wreck them and therefore should be banned, period)

Why would anyone want to waste their time reading all the ****3 described above? To me it seems very masochistic to do that. I'd rather visit here and read useful information, and comments from knowledgeable and wise people, I will not waste my time reading ****3 from idiots, trolls and con men.

masochistic
adjective
(in general use) enjoying an activity that appears to be painful or tedious.

Let me know when you suddenly realise we have "a new 'determined' Chairman with plans to make things happen 'in the next few months'".

Noosking,

Well there you go, doing a tremendous job of looking into the past again and thus proving my point!!!!

"Now that QFI clients and countries are all past their 2 years of covid lockdowns, and QFI has a new 'determined' Chairman with plans to make things happen 'in the next few months', I think the negative comments are misplaced. Some people need to take a step back and reassess the situation, instead of constantly looking into the past."

Robertz,

You're the one that's ludicrous, and filtered, bye!!

Festivals have masses of room to fit L Series systems into, they could have one for each stage, installed behind the stage. AFC can just lease the system(s) for the duration of the event, which would include some time before the doors are open, as they'll need it there at least a couple of weeks beforehand for setting up the sound and lighting systems.

At times like this we could also do with HiiROC popping up with accelerated plans and bigger plans. It's not short of cash, and it's not short of big name investors either.

"Centrica, Kia, HydrogenOne, Melrose Industries and Hyundai join VNG nad Wintershall Dea as strategic investors in HiiROC."
https://www.powerengineeringint.com/hydrogen/centrica-acquires-a-stake-in-green-hydrogen-technology-company/

"AFC Energy inks deal with green tech firm HiiROC to extract hydrogen from natural gas"
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/911522/afc-energy-inks-deal-with-green-tech-firm-hiiroc-to-extract-hydrogen-from-natural-gas-911522.html

If you were head of WMP would you even consider sharing a UAP site with couriers and people without security clearance? WMP would not want anything getting in the way of launching their drones in an emergency either, so I think they are only looking at Air One to get their head around the idea, and will then get their own site planned.

Scarpa50,

The published image of the Police drone site is very different to the image of Air One, thus I have always taken it that these will be two different sites, one will be open to the public and the other will be highly secure with only Police access.

Police site
https://www.intelligenttransport.com/transport-news/132743/urban-air-port-west-midlands-drone-team/

Public site
https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/flying-taxi-airport-coventry-23051973

6m 23s on this video. We are told that AFC are "very very soon" to deploying at a big music event, and he "can't say too much", nudge nudge, wink wink.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jirODdHgYVs

Robertz,

If you base your investing on the time and place of an AGM then good luck with that LOL!!!

For the Abrabovitch holding see the following thread.

https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChat.asp?ShareTicker=AFC&share=Afc-Energy&thread=7206B6F3-1B93-4D30-8FA9-164DA721F1DB

Although "product launches against the mesmerising backdrop of the Mercedes-Benz World track" has some potential ….

Thanks Jimmy! I guess they are expecting less than 50 odd turning up then!

Now that QFI clients and countries are all past their 2 years of covid lockdowns, and QFI has a new 'determined' Chairman with plans to make things happen 'in the next few months', I think the negative comments are misplaced. Some people need to take a step back and reassess the situation, instead of constantly looking into the past.

Some people seem to think QFI can beg or bully clients into doing what QFI shareholders want, but they can't and shouldn't even contemplate trying that.

But, is any delay down to QFI? I would say NOT.

Morocco only listed covid restrictions on February 7, so likely not enough time for QFI to complete these two:
Q1/22 Morocco Complete trial Site B
Q1/22 Morocco complete trial at Site A, & conclude MSAR supply agreement

It takes two to sign an agreement, QFI cannot force MSC to sign agreements, they have to wait until MSC are ready to sign, which is no doubt based on a load of internal politics and other things internal to MSC.
Q1/22 MSC Secure Trial agreements Equipment & Fuel/Glycerine Supplies

Greenfields have their own delays, again QFI have to wait until they are ready to sign.
Q1/22 Greenfields bioMSAR & MSAR Secure Trial Agreements & Fuel / Glycerine Supplies

I'm thinking this room. It looks good to me. Seeing "Product launches" just makes me think of the HFC launch, and that AB keeps mentioning product launches.

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https://www.brooklandshotelsurrey.com/meeting-spaces/brooklands-suite/

Piltick,

Good on you, let the inner geek out! :-)