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Do they have AFC powered Niftylifts on site? Asking for a friend.

That's not hard to answer, Aldebaran. They're not going to be taking on loads of units until the re-engineering flagged in the RNS in June bears fruit- target is mid 2026. We have to hope they are keen when that time arrives.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/AFC/operational-update-u4aoj9mqwp3y8ss.html

So what? If you are talking about my previous post I'm talking about the pre-London price on Tradegate (IN CENTS) and the post London close price movement on Tradegate (IN CENTS)!!

Dear god, I know it's in Euros or, more accurately, cents! Almost every day the price (in cents) goes up after London closes.

This morning pre-London opening it was 11.02-11.28. Aa soon as London opened that dropped and it is now 10.46-11.06, so more or less where it closed here yesterday. The same thing happens more or less every day

I wonder why this share almost always trades higher on Tradegate post the London close, then either holds that gain or trades higher again in the early morning before London opens - and then comes back to reality.

And your assertion that price targets are between 55 and 79p is also nonsense as the current average is 26.32p. This really is dreadful ramping

This is getting silly now, Optrade.

You say that:

'from 2023–2025, AFC Energy launched commercial products like the H-Power Tower and ammonia cracker systems'

How many Power Towers have we sold? I'll give you a clue, it's less than 1. The definition of a commercial product doesn't include one that is so expensive that only a clinically insane procurement department would order one.

And we launched commercial crackers? Did we? When? Who bought one?

It doesn't exactly make you an investment genius does it? if you'd put money into an S&P tracker 17 years ago you'd have made around a 600% profit

Evidence for current deployment on construction sites please? And any answer for what growth in EPS means in practice ?

Of all the people that could say 'don't be fooled by misleading claims' the originator of this post has posted so many of them! Are we still being held at £500m market cap? Hilarious.

You really are just talking rubbish I'm afraid. We had units on trials with Keir, Vinci, Mace, Keltbray and many others. How many resulted in orders? Precisely zero! If that doesn't define failed trials then I don't know what does!!

I very much hope so. But citing five year old failed trials isn't going to be gamechanging

Well, yah boo sucks! I certainly hope JW knows more than me and his buying is grounds for optimism. in the meantime what you have posted is gibberish. let's pick one shall we?- you cite a forecast growth in earnings per share. This has never got remotely close to making a profit so increasing earning per share from what to what?

What a load of nonsense.

Mace & Keir were five ?) years ago. they were trialling tech that works but was totally uncompetitively priced. Nothing resulted

Speedy Hire units were also priced impossibly and generated nothing like £4.7m of real (i.e. external money) sales.

Extreme E was years ago and produced no orders

TAMGO is yet to sell anything

If revenue is forecast to grow at 44.9% that is seriously depressing given revenues last year were about £20k! Earnings growth at 14.5% is even more depressing!!

Dear oh dear. There are some reasons for long term hope but literally none of them are in that AI generated bilge

I think that the only person who thinks the 28 day thing is actually a thing is the filtered fool. And he has, literally never been right about anything.

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Stas - they won't be specific objections, rathe votes against approving decisions/recommendations made by the RemCom. It's not for the board to dismiss them; shareholders did that by not voting against them in sufficient numbers

A shame that there weren't more dissenting shareholders while Bond was collecting millions.

I recall the excitement when RBC were appointed...

People expecting material news right now are dreaming - we are clearly back in the long game; that's a perfectly logical source of disappointment which I share having been involved in this (thus far) turkey for well over a decade. But it's blindingly obvious that there has had to be a fundamental reset.

It is most certainly a positive that the directors have been buying, but let's not forget that the ineffectual Chairman was doing so when the price was more than 6x what it is today at the time of the abortive ABB tie-up so it's hardly a guarantee of success.

One thing I would be fairly sure of, though, is that if an when there is another fund-raising exercise some share options may very well be issued to mitigate that dilution.