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Haggis why do you see ‘plenty of sales this year’?
Greedy! Times 2. Just remember that at one pound per share Everyone will be showing a profit, which is far from the norm in embryonic new technology companies. The broker forecasts are absurd in anything other than a timescale which is impossible to forecast, and even more so from essentially a zero sales base. It remains guess work until a. There are material sales; b. They like what they have bought; and c. they have repeat purchases.
Beach and surf - you need some more b and s. . . .
Definitely not a cavalier!
Yes good read Ghost. Maybe S version came as a surprise to them. Alkaline membrane is unique and once it’s proven in the field should take off. They have the cash and should be throwing at a massive launch of S versions with ammonia or methanol hydrogen. Let’s all forget L version.
Ab base salary at 300k has been held static for several years and while it might have been excessive when this was a non-business, but it’s ok now. The £470k bonus seems excessive without clear exposition of what the parameters were and the extent to which they were each achieved. Some were - fund raising, ABB, share price rise, ignoring the speculative spike, but some were not - sales. The principle sin was the repricing of options on a spurious argument that none had been offered for several years - when they were not merited. And what is the ‘other Remuneration’?
How do you get into HK, and out, it’s full of Covid! Easier to get into Ukraine. See you haven’t dropped the numbers from your name despite your inadequate arithmetic. As I said even if you say you are 95% right - which you are not - even 95% right is still wrong.
Your staid prediction was to start tomorrow after a 4% fall today - is your short term memory failing?
Ade1234. You clearly are not very numerate. An increase, however small is the opposite of the prediction of a 4% fall you put forward. Maybe you should drop the last four characters of your screen name?
Surprised this BB has little or no comment on the AFC release on Acciona. It’s good news and bad news. The solid membrane version seems to be for real, but the liquid membrane appears to be still born and obsolete. The clear need to get away from gas and oil marked with a hammer and sickle should be very good for our company if we can get our act together. Hopefully new news in an imminent Annual Report, four months after the financial year end.
Spell check does not like neeps and tattles - obviously not a kilt wearer.
Needs and tattles - so long as Ossie doesn’t start putting chips with the fish he’s supposedly frying . . . . .
What would be interesting is to know at what price a sale would be profitable (before fixed overheads), and then how many would need to be sold to cover fixed overheads, and maybe sometime this decade maybe make a profit? And what is we would be selling at the price, and how does it fit with competition - etc, etc, etc, - normal cut and thrust of business growth!
Still not BACK to where it was in Mid January, but small step in right direction and will have irritated any shorter out there. It is surprising a PDMR could trade just before the Extreme E announcement and puts doubt on internal communication systems.
Iseenoships (are they submarines?) if projects are currently conjecture, but become contractually binding within the next 30 days they HAVE to be announced then. However it is true that PDMA’s (Persons discharging management action) cannot trade within 30 days of a results announcement so we won’t get October year results and report before March. Nevertheless a buy by a senior manager is a buy!
red wine and whisky is the answer.
Daz - this makes no sense. They have a stack of cash in the bank from last years raises and have ABB behind them so a further share issue is unnecessary unless commercial sales and working capital are really flying. If they are spending it fast that must be good future news from the results of the spend. And In any event Ossie (I like that name but he's not as good as Ardiles) has a stack of options which only have value at a price much above 35p, so he wants it up as well. If we remember this is AIM, and that does not always fit with top notch CEO's, otherwise they would be with FTSE 100 companies. Ossie is in my view above average for Aim, but still has some things to prove. Patience is a virtue, but I agree a live AGM this year would allow more transparency and interface. Before we get to that meeting a structured approach to the key questions for the Board , rather than a scattergun, will be important. It's alsonimportant that at the AGM the Board, not just Ossie, are held to account - but I guess the Chairman is none too happy anyway that he lost half the money he invested - and his wife even more so.
A large lump of money invested by ABB, and warrants at a materially higher price than currently, is better than a draw - to me it’s a big win.
Oggs and
Harry, Wrong. The cash in the balance sheet does indirectly affect market cap. With substantial cash an imminent dilutive fund raise is less likely, and the company is further away from the disaster of running out of cash. Both should help the rating and therefor the market cap.
Board or Bored would seem to indicate some doubt on an IQ of 147 for ade. Segie has in correct.