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There is too much in the pipeline for SAE to be ignored here now
That is the bottom line.
Add them all up
quite before the storm
hardly any shares for sale under 3p now
sellers long gone to new pastures
all to their own.

No you are mistaken
both you and slick are de-rampers and probs sold outs etc
low no sellers around

£10m is due to SAE on initiation and plan- the project has started. - how else can they start with out initial payment. It is contractual. Go check.
This is for long term.
Are confused with the numbers.
Please sell asap - as buyers waiting :)
bye
go follow Slick90 then :) good luck.

bashers still here ? lol
nothing they can do hey
only talk

yes, 2.25 + and its merry way to $4 to settle as $10m payment now that the projects has gone live - it will not be under 10p as its sets of path to 400MW game play (10/20x here like we have seen before, some we got, some we missed)

weigh-up the odds here based on fact/ figures and intuition (read between the lines) and not some BS from others (ramper or de-ramper)

always do your own dd and see the wood from the trees.
imho.

I must say great post by SAM43

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Based on simple maths, the 28MWh when up and running in 2027 will generate annual revenues as follows;
24 hours * 365 days * 28MWh * £178 which equates to £43m per annum. Over a 12 year period, £524m. Assuming these will be based on 14*2MWh (upgrades from the current 1.5MWh machines). Additionally, the will be revenues from the current 6MWh array already in place plus the BESS at Uksmouth.

This doesn’t account for any of the Japan, India, Indonesia or other projects that are beyond their testing phases!

I just don’t see how all of that equates to a £18m market cap?

Perhaps there are some fundamental flaws in my maths or logic, however, unless Maygen ownership has dropped below my understood 100% or my calculations are simplistically incorrect, surely the value of this entity should be far far higher!
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who woudl not support this co now? well

$40M contract awarded to SAE with £10M initial payment due anytime this end of the year - as agreed between parties. Project now live - payment £10M due soon,

Great progress continues to be made towards the completion of one of the largest BESS projects in the UK. A dedicated planning website for the project is now live @ http://www.uskmouthenergystorage.com

Bashers stiil here lol
They say we ramp when we post - so now who is bashing here?
well.
here for the long term
not added today
but will in a few days
mark it.

In USA markets at the moment too.

Good luck to the bashers - keep talking to the hand and each other. lol

Doing DD here for now.

DD has highlighted they are generated circa £1.6M rev + 2 more 3MW to put in water already funded (£2.5M). 3rd will be close now.

Plus in play - £10M due this year:
Delivery of a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project at the Uskmouth site during the period. The
Group has entered into an option agreement with Energy Optimisation Solutions for a BESS project. Under
the terms of the arrangement, the Group will receive a development premium of £10 million plus index linked
rental payments under a 30-year lease agreement for land at the site. These cashflows will provide the funds
to repay debt obligations falling due in the year and provide the necessary funding for future operating costs
and project development expenditure.

This just one $£10M payment due is almost the same as current mkt cap! Not taking into account the current assets and future projections.

Gets better and better, based in current mkt cap. (some is being had down here, we are seeing more buy than sells over last 2 weeks......., and more so after last week major update following auction win for 400MW energy generation to SAE)

@Tidal - 2 generating power and 2 to put back in water from 31st March and fully funded £2.5m for the privilege - so 3rd one should be close. Now they have won a good size of energy auction.

SAE is pleased to announce the successful re-deployment of its AR1500, 1.5MW turbine, at its MeyGen site. The turbine has been out of the water for upgrade and maintenance work. It is now back generating green, predictable electricity, with no visual impact.



The MeyGen site is the largest fully consented tidal stream site in the world and SAE is continuing to work with Government and industry partners to unlock its full potential, delivering a 400MW green and predictable power station.



With two of the four turbines now fully operational SAE is continuing work on the re-deployment of the other turbines, which are out the water for maintenance and repair, and expect them to be back in the water within the next 12 months.

Sold open, no update after vol , so not sure.
need more dd.
glta all here

Thanks for new link Tidal.

Great read.
building up
Wonder who bought up today on the low (more buys and than sal
vol well below average
quite before the storms and waves ahead
imho

Old but good news though
and we had more news last week
hence no is or should be selling
mms need short stock back asap
again today more buy then short/sells
books will be turned here

nice and slow day today
looking to add tomorrow
(hoping to get cheap ones - but we know here)

old is gold - add them up and you get bigger number.
risk free trade/ investment form here under 3p.
buy low and forget
off the weak to the strong here
(remember last week)

This one is another biggie for 18m mkt company - totally discounted.

https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/news/market/LSE20220524070007_4380495/sae-signs-40m-contract-for-battery-project
https://energystoragepro.com/2022/05/24/sae-signs-40m-contract-for-one-of-uks-largest-battery-storage-projects-at-uskmouth/
story gets better and better the more you look into this now, and adds things up.

hey Fitzy 66 - at 1.92+
small fish sold here (impatient) will pay more later
11:25:06 1.925 600,000 Buy* 2.00 11.55k

most sold to buy T42 or something and now down 20/30% - happens all the time

Noted a lot of positive news this year so far, and last week update with additional win with Gov support is huge due to energy issues and inflation hitting highest in 40 years
Should close up and green
buy orders being filled here off the unweary
INHO
taking positions, indication minnow sellers all out.
shorts still uncovered here - and this will hurt when the rush starts
3/4p is next base to build
nice and steady from here.
INHO

When you look at the numbers they are big for a tiny mkt cap. And now loans cumming think and fast too due to real £££ opportunities following gov contracts/ endorsements.

NT here now

not like info. Looking at his post clearly small time short/basher kid.
See many like hiim

Ignore the bashers
load up and hold well
they are ignored
as far as I am concerned

Here is UK Gov link too following auction and allocation of 1GW of clean energy to 12 projects including Maygen project (SAE). This is one of many SAE projects.

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/biggest-renewables-auction-accelerates-move-away-from-fossil-fuels

For new buyers and holders going forward

RenewableUK Deputy Chief Executive Melanie Onn said:

Today’s record-breaking auction results show that there is a way to replace unaffordable gas with low-cost clean power generated by a wide range of renewable technologies led by wind, both offshore and onshore. Thanks to the rapid construction times of new onshore wind and solar sites, billpayers will start to feel the benefits of today’s auction next year.

The auction also showed that the UK is maintaining its position as a world-leader in innovative renewable energy technologies like tidal stream and floating wind, which will both play an increasingly significant role in our transition to clean power to meet our net zero goal.

Working closely with government, we need to make this country the most attractive place to invest in. This is particularly important if we want to develop our supply chain in new technologies like floating wind, tidal stream and green hydrogen, in which we can lead the global market and seize the export opportunities this offers.

CEO of Low Carbon Contracts Company, Neil McDermott, said:

Huge congratulations to all of the contract winners announced; we’re looking forward to working with you imminently and throughout the coming years. This latest generation of low carbon power projects couldn’t come at a more important time, given the impact of volatile fossil fuel markets on energy prices in the last year and the crucial timing of our actions to counter climate change. The scale and diversity of projects supported through AR4 will provide secure, reliable home-grown power for decades to come, bringing benefits for communities and businesses by modernising electricity generation across Great Britain.