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I too am not convinced about Wood as a partner; with regard to their financial situation. Though they may have relevant practical expertise.

https://www.probiotixhealth-ir.com/news/archive/2022/310522

Thanks to JMF on advfn

I liked this bit from SEPS

Laurent Rousseau, CEO of SEPS, commented:

"Everyone at SEPS is excited by this report which verifies that contaminated plastics waste can be treated cleanly, safely and efficiently by producing an intermediary fuel for power, heat and biofuel production. We look forward to the developing the first plant at our facility in Haute-Garonne, France, as part of our collaboration with EQTEC in due course. The results of the tests place us in good stead for the upcoming permitting phase and will offer the sector a treatment for production of energy."

Very encouraging but probably still a way down the road yet.

How much of the fall in SP (from say mid 50s) do we think can be attributed to:

1. Separate listing of Probiotix?
2. Fall in Skin SP?
3. War in Ukraine?
4. Covid?
5. Failure to deliver on Sweet?
6. Slow progress on Slim?
7. Increase in staff costs?
8. Anything else?

Many thanks in anticipation for replies. Martin.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-61406077.amp

V111JAS - this is from Eqt's FAQs page. I posted on another thread but since you asked about government funding.

"We are engaging at local, regional, national and pan-national (e.g., EU) levels to drive further consideration of innovative technologies such as ours, and we have appointed a dedicated expert to pursue a variety of public funding opportunities across the EU, UK and USA."

Ausgezeichnet! Danke sehr. Martin.

This is from Eqt FAQs page. Not quite on thread topic. But related to "subsidies", which we may not need but would not turn down.

"EQTEC is regularly approached by a range of private- and public-sector entities interested in our technologies, and we have engaged a number of them accordingly.

We believe public policy toward incineration is at the early stages of transitioning and understand the enormous investment in such technology that has been made for the past several decades.

We are already working constructively with local authorities, MPs and other stakeholders for our Deeside, Southport and Billingham projects in the UK.

We are engaging at local, regional, national and pan-national (e.g., EU) levels to drive further consideration of innovative technologies such as ours, and we have appointed a dedicated expert to pursue a variety of public funding opportunities across the EU, UK and USA.

We look forward to announcing continued and deeper relationships with local authorities in the interest of advancing our propositions around small-scale, distributed, local energy security and independence."

Someone from Eqtec needs to divert Kwasi Kwarteng to our site and explain to him about the possibility of gasification. It seems the MPs who have visited haven't been vociferous enough yet.

I take the quote at face value. But no figures, no timescale. Let's hope very soon means just that!

"I can't bet on someone who doesn't do their second job until the first one is finished." Sounds like our current government! Does Boris know how long it takes to build a nuclear plant? Probably not heard of gasification. Though some MPs have visited sites. Struggling individuals need cheap electricity now!

Unfortunately Eqtec do not have a quick solution but hopefully Eqtec and the like will reduce utility costs in the future. But the UK is always slow bringing new ideas to fruition. And often sell them abroad when they do.

Forecasts and target SPs apart, the Align note is an excellent summary of all that is going on at Eqtec. Excellent resource for anyone thinking of becoming a shareholder.

Apologies ré my comment on Align forecast. I incorrectly had in my mind f/c revs of €20m for FY 22. Of course it should be €30m. So I was thinking 2/3 to 3/4 of the latter. Which would be €20-22. 5m, which wouldn't be bad.

Align have dropped price target to 2.41p for end of FY 22. As said, all to be taken with caution. For FY 21 they originally forecast €15m revenue. So if they have over done this again, perhaps c. € 15m for FY 22 might be more likely. Which wouldn't be bad. Thought the IVM présentation was positive, as you might expect. France looks promising, UK plants could take ages! Key, again as said, get Italy, Croatia and US up and running. Then let's see where that takes us.

I haven't been able to watch presentation yet. Will do later. There is an interesting graphic on p22 of annual report showing how proportion of each revenue stream changes from now til 2035. Eg tech sales, dev services, dev engineering, tech licensing, etc.

Thanks. I assume "payables/receivables" is monies owed by/owed to us. It is under current assets and liabilities in financial table. Like you I'm not an accounts expert.

Aandi thanks as ever. Is it correct to assume the 2022 forecast will be adopted as company official forecast? Also, from yesterday, did you have a view on the high "receivables/payables"? Ta.