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Agreed D

Repeating the old narrative around the Co, it's 'criminal pay-check' (actionable?) board and the excellent world-beating tech - without taking into account the fantastic and logical way Hydroplus has been set up to be a profit-making - not cash depleting business - stuck on yesteryear.

Then mentioning no large investors but when you look - you see plenty in the Cap table.

Yesterday a broker increased their price by 50% - yes 40p - 60p - but nonethe less that amounts to a 50% increase, recognising that the Company is moving in the right direction which the vast majority of brokers say the same (97p avg?) - the last couple being 90p and 100p...

But no, still the mantra of once it hits 50p downward to 25p...

It's simply not logical for a SH to be talking the Co down - it makes no sense...

If you're a trader - playing up, down sideways - fair enough, own it - that's the stock market for a trader it's your job...

If you're a shorter constantly bad-mouthing - then own it - that's what you need to get out of a postion / re-position...

So D, I agree at this point it's probably best to reset green, last week showed what this board is supposed to be about, which is not the constant daily 'Guru insights' that quite simply has become tedious.

Have a great day fellow SH's, DYOR: buy, hold and sell on your own timeline.

Jim

Thanks for this D

Like you I choose to look at the glass more than half full side.

Especially when it shows what's actually happening today on the ground and not stuck in an overpriced SP 3-years ago.

Cheers fellow SH's - DYOR buy, hold and sell to your own timeline

Jim

Yes B, thanks for that clarification - the bottom line being from signing of an order to the supply of our world leading product is a much smoother delivery process, and delivered via asset debt so as to minimise our cash flow and move quickly to profit generation, and for a long period of time through service agreements and such.

All of which meaning the much touted - need 400-500mw per year of sales - being truly yesterdays news - although some choose to fixate on the past of where the Co's been, instead of where it is today and the pathway to growth, and success.

DYOR - mine sees a glass more than half full due to our fab board - expansion plans and impending growth - others choose to see 'doom and gloom' of the past £4 p/share criminal 'pay-checks' etc. but still choose to stick around.

Have a great day SH's - buy, hold and sell on your own timeline.

Jim

Is the vehicle to drive this SP upwards

Using debt to provide the units for power sites - with 'off-take / PPA agreements in place - which are bankable and often picked up by long term investors (ie Pension Funds) due to the guaranteed long-term and steady returns - mean very low risk and decent returns for 10, 15, 20 years...

All of which increases the Company's value - yes not truly kicking in until late 2027 - but nonetheless the pathway is plain to see - if you choose to see without the baggage of the disappointment of the previous years...

The LSE is full of Companies that had a torrid times building up to eventual success - and yes, plenty that never achieved and perished - so it depends on which way you see the future pathway - not stuck in the past...

I looked at the Co toward the end of last year and thought - even before 'Hydroplus' - this Co and it's Board (been greatly improved since!) - and ambition look the right combination to take this to £2+ over the next 3-5 years - and I see nothing but better opportunities ahead as the tech is finally catching up to it's promise of yesteryear and the fast improvements being made in cost saving and more effect tech.

So, some see the glass has more than half empty - I and most SH (95%+) see it as more than half full - so you pays your money - you takes your Choice.

DYOR and buy, hold, sell on your own timeline.

Jim

Thoughts?

I agree

The trickle effect of converting the dividends to shares has reduced my unit price so unless the bottom falls totally out I should at least maintain my capital and in a few years ac totally be in the green - lol!

Which didn't look likely at the beginning of the year...

Have a great bank holiday guys

Jim

I wonder what happens to the SP if JP as the co-broker raises their 'neutral' to a buy and match the recent 100p bearing in mind that it's already @90p...

Or more interestingly, Barclays who have been silent for soooo long come up with a similar - if not higher rate... it'll be funny to watch the flap all around.

Although, as a shareholder looking to a longer timeline it truly matters not - but it will be extremely entertaining to see the BS really flow - lol!

Have a great bank holiday guys

Jim

Good morning

It's soooo nice to have reasoned - sensible comments on this board

You're right of course - a share price of 50p or £2.00 can be 'value' determined on where matters are with the company etc. so a constant harping back to historic clangers - especially when it's a "doom and gloomer's" / shorter's M.O. to keep applying the foot to the throat and choke off anything positive - ok at present they'll permitted to do so - although I do believe that on AIM it shouldn't be permitted - nonetheless have the balls to own it - rather than the BS each and every day since the start of the year to talk the company - board down...

Anyhow, your 100% do your own DD - something we do every day in the 9-5, so have a great bank holiday guys

Jim

It looks like 90p may be it's ceiling at present - yes it may tip over but I think it will quickly return.

Not that I want it too and breaking through and staying in the 90 - 100 range will certainly be welcome - but imho, 80p - 90p seems to be more likely over the coming months...

Have a good 'un

Jim

And that my fellow shareholders is the difference between a shareholder and a shorter.

We watched the presentation of our 'world leading tech' co last week - saw all the improvements regard product 'real world' efficiency - that even surprise/impressed one of the largest global multinationals - full results coming in the new year.

Many cost cutting efficiencies - which with economy of scale will only improve further.

Plus, we look at the previous few years where it's true there hasn't been too much confidence in Hydrogen - hence the under investment - but now the reality of ITM's tech getting more and more 'real world' exposure is making a difference in perception - so rather than bleet on and on about the past £4p/share etc. We choose to focus on what is right in front of us and the glide path to a growth future.

So as a shareholder, always DYOR - ignore the doom and gloomer's and hold, add when the SP hit's what you view as 'value' and sell upon your own timeline.

All the best guys - have a great day

Jim

Having that word upfront and centre best illustrates certain persons approach to the Stock Market.

Of course there is a 'risk' every time we cross the road - but someone looking for a stock as a medium-long term 'investment' doesn't think in terms of a 'gamble'.

Those that 'trade' in the market, whether short or near term - look at the margins between buy / sell and make calculated risks accordingly - some they get right some don't but overall they make a living, or make a living for their companies and depending how good they are reap their requisite benefits.

Shorter's however, spend their time looking for companies to bad mouth undermine - start / spread -(usually 'unfounded) rumours', whatever the outcome for investors or more importantly the companies they decide to deride...

Let's say, you're in trouble as your 50% away from a target price you need to get out without losing your(companies) shirt. I hear there's a bunch of orders sitting at "x" and it's going down over the next several days... Now let's say you've a SIPP that's about to close as your retirement about to hit and you get out a direct result- - only it doesn't materialise and it gains another 20%...

So no, I'm sorry but using Gamble upfront tells you all you need to know about using that word in regard to the stock market - beware of those constantly bad mouthing a stock - they do not have a share holders interest at heart - no matter what comes out of their words = actions, speak louder than words.

Have a great day guys, and please remember those who believe in the tech and this company always to dyor, ignore those constantly singing 'doom and gloom' when facts and upcoming pipeline scream the total opposite - hold, accrue when the doom and gloom push the SP below your 'value" price, and act to whatever your particular timeline is.

KR

Jim

Wow, I suggest you contact the City of London and the LSE, so they can investigate - share may need to be frozen whilst they carry out their investigations - thanks for the heads up - maybe the mods can provide your details so as to speed matters up...

Not too many shares held - but over 2-years now

89.25

Thansk

Corrected:

However, a 'shorter' only wants to clobber the share - beat it up to make as much as they can for themselves, or if for a company - so they can make as much a return as possible and screw the consequences - which for small companies such as ITM on AIM should simply not be permitted - as it can destroy them all for greed - it serves no other purpose and the LSE is dying as it is with de-listings and Co's jumping ship to other markets - we need all the assistance we can get to support businesses in this country -something that shorter's do not give a flying F about!

Walks like a duck...

If he was a genuine shareholder then he can be down on Dennis and the team on different aspects for sure BUT he'd highlight and praise the good - exciting stuff as ultimately he wants the Co to get better - to improve as he#s 'invested' in the Co and not just for money...

If he was a trader - playing the ups and downs, then he would be more rounded and say so - as many have done...

However, a 'shorter' only wants to clobber the share - beat it up to make as mush as they can for themselves, or if for a company - so they can make as much a return as possible and screw the consequences - which for small companies such as ITM on AIM should simply not be permitted - as it can destroy them all for greed - it serves no other purpose and the LSE is dying as it is with de-listings and Co's jumping ship to other markets - we need all the assistance we can get to support businesses in this country -something that shorter's do need give a flying F about!

Rant over - have a fab weekend

Jim

Apologies for all the typos - Friday brain... blush

I agree T

The way that Dennis and team, have set this up is thee way to go = very little by way of 'upfront capital' - look to the the end result and work backwards utilising debt/assets to keep liabilities to an absolute minimum. So that in effect it is 'pre funded

"off-takes" in hand meaning excellent debt interest rates - and on-going profits by running the project with service agreements..

So Dennis is 100% right - cash/profit generating - not depleting.

A very impressive overview of where the Companies been - are currently at - and where it is headed over the next 2-3 years - which is up.

Now what that ultimately means - especially with traders who's job is to ramp/dump and everything in-between - I don't know, ball as someone looking to hold for at least 3-years it will be where it will be... £1.80 - £2.50? One thing I do know it won't be down at the -50p that some shorter's shout every single day - but hey they got a job to do, but I'll not listen.

So yeas an excellent update/summary - all understated and the board are certainly earning their corn - especially Dennis, who's probably earning 50% of his value - well done - onwards and upwards!

Jim

So the under £200m left due to cash burn since April - ignoring (or misleading) the fact of profit generating in H2 2025...

Hence fundamental = £207m Not the BS touted £190m or less...

Solid results for a LTH, the trader/shorters will digest find the negative to keep the shares down - repeat - rinse - make their money in-out that's their choice/life/business, just be Honest about who you are and stop your daily BS - it fools no one.

Have a great day guys - roll on 2027 and beyond

Jim

Yes

Unfortunately I agree - with all of their ex-employees etc. Plus such a large presence in Germany...

Right now at such a low cost - how strong a resistance will there be to a £1 per/share offer...

I hope not as IMO closer to £2 p/share within a couple of years seems possible - so I hope it doesn't go too cheap.

Jim

This looks like the 'smaller' upcoming deal Dennis alluded to several weeks ago - nice.

So I take it the large one shall be around the 80-100mw range - maybe they'll announce along with updates on all of the business lined up for 25-26 and beyond...

Can't wait - then we'll see the evidence in the SP - ups and downs for sure but nonetheless now on a rentless upward movement as long as you want to take the ride.

Jim