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Epic news!!!! I can really feel that 1bn market cap coming!

I actually wrote to Formula E very early this year with the following:

Hi,

I read with interest the way Glycerine is used to power Formula E, 'virtually' emissions free (low NOx and Particulates).

I'd like to suggest you look at another option that would be zero emissions (zero CO2, zero particulates and zero NOx) rapid charging.

Here is a link to the British company that has the offering, which uses either green Hydrogen or green Ammonia (global mass market product, easy to transport), and is also packaged in a shipping container:

https://www.afcenergy.com/h-power/electric-vehicle-charging/

Kind regards,
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Peer Market Capitalisation Comparison!

AFC 123.11M

CWR 1,096.64M

ITM 1,551.11M

PPS 559.83M

AFC plenty of cash in the bank to drive forward commercial sales and mass manufacturing, PLUS full development and licensing of Alkamem.

It's obvious that AFC is massively undervalued, but that will change, soon I think.

Mana,

The core company strategy is to build brands and sell them, that is how they create meaningful shareholder returns, not by adding a few percent to the share price, but by paying shareholders a few pence special dividend per share after selling each brand.

When you understand that is the company strategy, not mine, then you will understand why I say it is about time Don sold a brand, as he's been in the job almost 10 years, it's HIS strategy, yet he hasn't sold a single brand yet.

LinkedIn profile:
Don Goulding
Chairman
Distil Plc
Feb 2011 - Present - 9 yrs 6 mos

If you look at the three year chart, it's possible a cup and handle is forming.

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/cupandhandle.asp

The placing was SIGNIFICANTLY OVERSUBSCRIBED, not just a bit, SIGNIFICANTLY.

You do not EVER get that level of demand in this market, with BREXIT and COVID hanging over it, unless you put details of the order pipeline and projected sales forecasts in front of the institutional investors, and they see their money is SAFE, and a DARNED GOOD INVESTMENT, for THEIR CLIENTS.

There would have been HUGE due diligence and risk assessment done.

THIRTY MILLION is not pocket change.

Well said Fuelcellinvestor!

There are far too many so called investors that are either the below or have a combination of traits. I just use the filter so I don't have to read anything other than common sense, realistic views, and quality research. I won't waste my time with these types of people, life is too short.

Bitter and twisted after years of holding AFC and not seeing the promised sales

Living in the past, always looking at the history of AFC, unable to focus on the reality of where AFC is today and it's great future ahead after the recent huge cash injection, with II's clamouring for even more shares.

Manic depressives. Possibly due to isolating for months due to COVID restrictions. This could be worse if they already had the pre-existing conditions above.

People that sold out and are now kicking themselves because their money is now tied up at paper losses in other stocks.

Shorters that are now in the red as the stock climbs away from the placing price.

Trolls and idiots that crap all over the boards of small cap stocks in order to frustrate shareholders.

Dream on. It's been 'on the way' for 20 years, and it's still not arrived, FOR A REASON.....

Placing was SIGNIFICANTLY OVERSUBSCRIBED.

II's will eat these shares for breakfast now, as there's no more placings coming anytime soon, so they only way they can get more (which they couldn't in the placing because they were limited by AFC) is to buy them in the open market.

There are big orders being filled now, you can see it. Once they are filled the price will be walked up.

UK's largest desalination plant.

"The filtration of the treated water is carried out through three lines of reverse osmosis, and is mineralised and disinfected before being supplied to the consumers"

https://www.water-technology.net/projects/water-desalination/#:~:text=In%20response%2C%20Thames%20Water%20proposed,its%20kind%20in%20the%20world.

The difference between fuel cells and electrolysis is that the electrodes are very different. A fuel cell electrode could possibly be used in an electrolyser, but it wouldn't have very good efficiency or longevity, and vice versa for an electrolysis electrode.

However, De Nora make electrolysis electrodes, some of the best in the world.

Everyone knows that institutional investors get WAY MORE information than us lowly private investors, including SALES AND REVENUE FORECASTS. So, the penny already dropped when AFC announced "the Fundraising was significantly oversubscribed". Anyone that didn't understand that massage needs to give up investing.

Blue finish today looks quite possible, despite the shorters trolling the stock

"successfully completed and closed the Fundraising which was SIGNIFICANTLY OVERSUBSCRIBED"
What were the institutional investors told that we weren't in relation to the order pipeline!

"multiple manufacture of new H-Power(TM) fuel cell systems capable of deployment in the next 12-24 months to meet PROJECTED customer demand"
Orders are lined up, but unlikely to go ahead in the near future without AFC being able to show mass production and warranty cover to the clients.

"the development and implementation of its strategy for SCALE UP of manufacturing and system assembly"
No point scaling up to a £30m level unless you are 100% sure THAT level of orders will be signed in the near term.

"In addition, the Fundraising will also support and finance the warranties REQUIRED in connection with systems deployed into commercial applications"
Clients clearly want this in place before signing off orders.

Well that news tells you one thing, there's A LOT of orders sat waiting to be signed off, buyers waiting to see the 160kW and AFC mass manufacturing under way. Once the cash is in the bank and the orders start getting signed off, this will be a half billion pound market cap company, and upwards from there.

https://fuelcellsworks.com/news/new-report-highlights-crucial-role-of-renewable-hydrogen-in-uk/

I'd sell Blackwood's, as it's starting to struggle with such a small company, but a big company with a big distribution network could make a lot more from it. Sell it for £10m, give the shareholders 1p per share special dividend, that leaves £5m to pump into existing an new products and would make the share price at least 10x what it is today.

Good news considering the covid lockdowns. Good to see Diva is selling again, and that we've entered new markets. We really need to get into the USA market and I'd say we need to do it before Boris strikes a US trade deal, so we are ahead of the competition.

Not a word about selling a brand. Maybe it's not the right time what with the covid lockdowns, but as I said before, Don needs to get on with selling a brand, as that is the core company policy and the way to a big shareholder return.

Great news. Just look at ITM MCap, AFC have a membrane that can replace Nafion in electrolysis (what ITM do), which is a billion dollar market separate from AFC's Fuel Cell markets. See 'opportunities' on the link below.

https://fuelcellsworks.com/news/alkamem-technology-to-open-new-markets-for-afc-energy/

So undervalued here it's crazy.

https://www.thespiritsbusiness.com/2020/06/top-10-gin-industry-acquisitions/

More of Garonne's endless negative drivel, any excuse these days for another negative post eh Garonne!!

Straight onto my filter list.