RE: RNS: H2 partnership with Eversholt6 Jul 2021 12:40
Thanks. I am confident because it is ridiculously cheap. ~40% of mcap is cash. The legacy Getech business is assumed by the market to never recover (yet it is: we ve been seeing new significant point in time contracts signed - contract types which had virtually vanished in 2020 because of lo downs and low oil p). Meanwhile the hydrogen opportunity is valued a barely anything by the market - yet they now have 3 MoU, two of which with heavyweights, with plenty of financing power. I also like how much they ve been delivering since I bought into the stock following the H2Green takeover. Since, they 1) signed 2 serious MoUs on hydrogen , 2) improved the board quality, 3) are delivering on new legacy contracts.
So, to me this stock has a (very) assymetric risk/reward profile; with the skew heavily tilted to the upside. What’s the downside?
Then to answer you question:
Please read the post I wrote recently about the takeaways from the Investor call of early June. I also strongly advise you to listen to that call where your question is addressed in detail.
In a nutshell,
-Funding for sites at asset level. Funding partnerships include Government (via project grant funding); Strategic partners (including but not exclusively SGN - oil&gas majors and utilities increasingly interested in space); and infrastructure investors.
-SGN agreement gives SGN option to take an stake in each chosen site.
Recording at link below:
https://www.sharesoc.org/seminar/sharesoc-webinar-with-getech-gtc-9-june-2021/