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And Peter Hargreaves has 30 million invested!! He knows something others don't.

The Lemmings are selling out today.

Germany just unveiled a zero-compression hydrogen engine — and it runs without exploding

In a secret hangar near Munich, German engineers have created an engine that runs on pure hydrogen — but without the explosions. Traditional combustion engines rely on violent ignition. But this new system, dubbed HydroFlux Drive, compresses nothing and ignites nothing. Instead, it uses controlled laminar flows of hydrogen over platinum-tuned catalysts, producing steady, flameless propulsion.

It’s the first time a scalable vehicle engine has been built around hydrogen’s ionic energy — not its combustive heat. This means no thermal spikes, no noise, no risk of detonation. The engine is near-silent, runs cool, and emits only trace vapor. In early trials, it powered a mid-sized vehicle to 130 km/h using under 1 kg of hydrogen — twice the efficiency of Toyota's current fuel cell cars.

The science behind it lies in what's called heterogeneous cold-flow catalysis. Instead of a spark, this engine creates an electric field around micro-channel surfaces lined with ultra-thin platinum-palladium alloy. Hydrogen splits and recombines on contact, generating electron drift that directly powers the electric drivetrain. It's not combustion. It's direct molecular energy.

Because there’s no heat stress, the engine can run indefinitely with almost no wear. No oil. No pistons. No turbo systems. Maintenance is reduced to filter cleaning and occasional catalyst recharging. And unlike fuel cells, it needs no rare membranes or humidifiers — making it dramatically cheaper and more robust in tough environments.

Germany's automotive giants are now testing the tech in vans, buses, and backup generators. And because the system can scale down, it could even be used in drones or portable power stations in disaster zones.

This isn't the next generation of hydrogen engines. It's a new category altogether — built on chemistry, not combustion.

While moving to the Main Market can be a positive step for shareholder value, it's crucial for companies to carefully consider the implications and ensure it aligns with their long-term strategic goals. A successful transition can unlock significant value, but a poorly executed move can have negative consequences.

Agreed

Not received particularly well by the markets, even though they reported increasing profits. Perhaps it will take a little longer to feed through.

Thanks

Why would you think it a good move, to consolidate?

Does anyone else believe they may carry out a consolidation prior to move to main index.

Trends, also in support of business decision-making. The combination will give Stylus access to GlobalData's resources, regional scale, data and AI systems, to develop solutions for deeper insights and more advanced analysis.

Specifically, the firms say data from GlobalData's recently acquired Ai Palette will feed into Stylus' consumer trends analysis, brand scorecards and consumer sentiment tracking; and the deal will boost Stylus' quarterly consumer surveys on international consumer lifestyle trends and spending priorities, its analysis of brands' online ad strategies, and its cross-industry product launches.

Max Worth (pictured), previously Managing Director of Stylus comments: 'This week's announcement marks a pivotal moment and the start of an exciting new era for Stylus. I'm incredibly proud of what the team have achieved and built over the past fifteen years. Stylus has played a critical role in redefining the trends landscape - shifting the industry from narrow silos to a dynamic, cross-sector powerhouse. And now, with GlobalData, I believe we will be uniquely positioned to bring in a new era of trends intelligence.'

We could be in for a ground breaking RNS in the morning, to include purchase of Stylus and more news in relation to move to the main index, I should think in September.

The deal went through on the 8th of July, last week..

Why wasn't there a RNS,a clear breach of AIM regulations..

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GlobalData Plc acquired Stylus Media Group Limited.

Published on 07/09/2025 at 18:00

GlobalData Plc (AIM:DATA) acquired Stylus Media Group Limited on July 8, 2025. As a result of the transaction, Stylus Media Group Limited will join GlobalData Plc?s innovation intelligence portfolio.

GlobalData Plc (AIM:DATA) completed the acquisition of Stylus Media Group Limited on July 8, 2025.

Based on several financial analyses, GlobalData (LON:DATA) appears to be potentially undervalued. A discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis suggests the company's fair value is significantly higher than its current market price. Specifically, one analysis estimates a fair value of UK£3.57 compared to a current share price 139p

Red day today thanks to this governments mismangement of the economy..

Now the company has batted off any potential take over funds, and they were forced to stop the buy back why the hell haven't they reinstated it, instead of just allowing the stock to flounder..

Major shareholders: ITM Power Plc

Name Equities % Valuation

Linde plc /Old/

100,000,000 16.2 % 109 M $

Rathbones Investment Management Ltd.

34,123,000 5.527 % 37 M $

JCB Ltd.

31,470,595 5.098 % 34 M $

Peter Hargreaves

27,686,070 4.485 % 30 M $

Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management Ltd.

22,655,000 3.67 % 25 M $

Deutsche WertpapierService Bank AG

21,735,000 3.521 % 24 M $

DZ Bank AG (Securities)

20,004,000 3.24 % 22 M $

ING-DiBa AG

19,666,000 3.185 % 21 M $

HSBC Trinkaus & Burkhardt AG (Private Banking)

16,637,000 2.695 % 18 M $

Commerzbank AG (Private Banking)

16,451,000 2.665 % 18 M $

Results are expected soon, and should be a vast improvement on last years. STILL CHEAP..

Six monthly results out soon.. Still very cheap..

lobalData has released its half-year results for 2024, showing a 3% increase in revenue to £139.6m, driven by a 5% underlying revenue growth. Adjusted EBITDA also increased by 8% to £57.8m, with a margin of 41%. The company also highlighted strong performance in subscription revenue (78% of total revenue) and a consistent volume renewal