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Phe is quietly working on grid backup electricity. I contacted the company on this issue over the years. DR is an advocate.
But ITMpower are building hydrogen fuel stations and PHE are going to build at least 20 to 30. These ARE the catalysts.
In the meantime Japan, South Korea and China are going full steam ahead. This IS another catalyst. There is NO WAY hydrogen is not going to succeed.

I think if they were intent on doing so soon they would be tweeting like billio! They are not because they are quietly confident.

Intrepid. You ignore my post though which you cannot argue with. The longer this goes on the more income bidstack has. Or they are not in the least bit concerned as they have a huge deal up their sleeves. Either way I am happy.

So larger vehicles will move to hydrogen because there's just more efficient. The infrastructure will follow. Smaller vehicles will then follow as everything hydrogen becomes cheaper. Simple.

If we take a step back we can see there are huge drivers for hydrogen as posted many times on this board. At the same time there are are huge headwinds for battery electric.
The grid simply cannot cope. 20%/30% of households will never have the option of charging their cars due to location issues. Then it's the same for businesses.
Then there's the simple problem for freight and passenger vehicles. The more battery the more weight - the less freight and then there's the same equation with space. The more battery the less space equals the less freight equals the less profit.

Phenomenonnick, your posts are reasoned and reasonable.
Dilution is not a problem if it is to fund growth as opposed to keeping the lights on. I think the former is the case here.

No. You keep asking me to make up some figures which I won't do because I don't do guessing games. I have quoted figures from the company which show a massively growing company. Sooner or later this will rerate. It's the same story with all fast growing companies.

The old jokes are always the best.

Weren't you one of the ones on here saying that a placing was due in January? It was "definite" as there was no income and the new contract was a "loss leader" and that just proved it all. Well no placing means they are making money. You can't have it both ways. The longer this goes on the bigger the income.......

Why are you asking a message board? You know that none on here has any inside information. Behaving more and more like a troll.

And you do seem to be making a bit of a meal out of the fact that my mental arithmetic let me down momentarily which suggests that you're a bit of an empty vessel.

As for the £66 which I happily stand corrected for comes straight from another rns.

This is the last time I spoon feed you. Do your own research! As for figures they are not given for this purpose so it would be a pointless guess. But it's in black and white and in the interims. Take from it what you will. This is a cracking business growing at speed and will soon be re rating.

"The impact is an overall lower cost of acquisition per customer and revenue generating unit, which will deliver margin improvements over the medium term.

Commenting, Andy Hollingworth, CEO at Toople said:

"The order numbers achieved in July and August were ahead of our expectations.  Growth is being driven by a number of factors, not least a noticeable switch by UK SMEs to superfast fibre broadband, ahead of the eventual closure of existing legacy copper infrastructure in 2025.  As businesses are forced to review their existing telecoms services, many are seeking new solutions which provide enhanced quality at an affordable fixed price.  SMEs are increasingly dissatisfied with a lack of price transparency, poor service offerings and poor customer service from the traditional tier one providers.  Toople is taking advantage of these failings by its bigger competitors and is fast becoming a major disruptor in our segment of the market.  The Company continues to make great progress, as evidenced by sales figures over the normally quieter summer period."

But yes you are correct. Half way between 41 and 91 is 66.

As for the numbers - I said they came straight from one of the rns's. If you are unable to find it that's a shame. As they say DYR.

In one of the rnss it states that they have an acquisition cost range of between £41 and £91. So right down the middle.

Excelsior, this was a joke at Helx's expense. He is living in a parallel universe. Who would short their shares if they were long at the same time! Helx of course! And of course I do not own 90%!

Aha! I own 90% of the shares but took helx's helpful warning so I decided to short bids from August. Now thankfully I am a trillionaire. Thanks Helx. You are amazing.

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