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Almost guaranteed between now and 2026.

The HBR proposed merger news this morning is very interesting. I inherited PMO shares in 1988 and made decent money trading them over the years and was fortunate enough to sell up before PMO hit the hard times. Those who ended up with HBR shares will welcome todays news. Some of the posts on the HBR BB are well worth a read.

Good news indeed, I just cannot fathom the sellers mentality at this point in time, can they not read or are they just ignoring what is in front of them.

Carefully choosing his words -

"Jim's solid engineering and commercial experience has supported the business' growth from a research focussed company to one now embarking on widespread deployment"

Leasing for pennies

Scie

With respect your latest post sounds like a load of rubbish - and if is true I would advise anyone dealing through Freetrade to move to a more reputable platform.

What happens if the "Borrower" of the shares goes bust or for that matter "Freetrade" goes bust - these things happen.

I await a response.

Is that should ANGS for any reason need some finance, whether that be medium or long term or should they fail to pay what becomes due to PF they may well indulge him further with more warrants and at this low sp that could be huge. Maybe with GL no longer at the forefront of thing my worry is unfounded, who knows.

A very enlightening post ab76. With Robert Herbert now running the show ANGS has the potential to move from strength to strength. Gas prices now become key to the earnings power, and the consensus is for them to go higher in the autumn and winter. With flow rates consolidating at levels significantly higher than the hedge the share price should increase steadily over the coming months. The development and potential of the storage facilities may well make them and interesting investment to a financially stronger third party.

The Legal & General Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRIP) is a simple and economic way of using your dividends to build your holding in Legal & General. Your cash dividends would be used to buy ordinary shares through a special dealing arrangement.

The company does NOT issue new shares it satisfies settlement of the dividend by BUYING thus creating demand.

Who was it who said a market cap of £500m + would be the start of great thinks for Afc Energy. Now on the cusp of falling below £100m the future looks rather bleak no matter which way you look at it. The issue of "performance related share options" this week, was just another kick in the teeth for long suffering shareholders. It is all becoming tiresome. Haggis appears to have disappeared, which for someone who has been banging the AFC drum for years is strange.

Market having a good day today. LGEN final dividend being paid Monday. The cynic in me wonders when those taking the dividend in shares actually get to known the price being paid for the shares. I note today a couple of places show a high today of well over 240p. So my question is can the MM's just raise the price, knowing there is going to be increased demand to satisfy the script issue? Personally I take the dividend in cash as I feel have have enough LGEN already.

Good analysis headinthesand, my only explanation is that the market does not trust GL. Who's to say he won't just go and hedge more production at a silly price some time soon. Our only salvation is for Richard Herbert to put him away somewhere he can do no damage to us shareholders. We also need to see some accounts showing the progress being made with the debt, and these may result in the market giving ANGS a more realistic sp and attract a potential suitor to put us all at ease.

The Company's PSP has been designed to reward employees of the Company for performance that delivers value for shareholders and incentivise employees to work effectively together to deliver key corporate objectives.

Well all I can add is that perhaps there is a flaw in the "DESIGN" of this plan - "Value for shareholders" there has been NONE all previous OPTIONS should be cancelled. No contracts, No sales, Plenty of empty EXPECTATIONS, living off the last fund raise with plenty of money to keep this going for a few more months - share price decline accelerating and company stuck in reverse gear - WHAT HAVE I MISSED???.

If he holds what he said he holds he is probably feeling rather depressed. I recall him sinking a large slice of an inheritance into AFC and a few others - what a fool.

From an FT article regarding the use of Hydrogen:

The clean energy source is generating buzz as an alternative to fossil fuels. The FT calculates that delivering it requires $20tn of investment by 2050

I say stick with fossil fuel.

Just seen this update (via Reaseach Tree) all very positive. JS make it your business to read it, then stop continually talking down the stock, and predicting fund raising, sit back and wait for the project to develop, alternatively sell up and go and annoy another BB of your choice.

Are we expecting some results tomorrow? I have not seen any official announcement.

To think Sound offered 1.5p for ANGS before any gas flowed from Saltfleetby and now with 3 wells and 2 compressors pumping away the shares are at 1.20p despite record production figures today. Granted the gas price has drifted back, but at this price another opportunist approach could be on the cards. Richard Herbert needs to baton down the hatches and lock GL in a dark room.

Balancedviewer

"Under water then MPO lol!"

Yes, and have been since the days of "VONK" who famously said on numerous occasions "we just have to turn the tap on"

I am sure there are many more in the same position. On a hopefully brighter note I have significantly averaged down so only need a tad over 3p to walk away unharmed.

"Saltfleetby is worth 4p on the Angus share price" I believed Lucan when he said that and I believe Richard Herbert can deliver that over time - Lucan is a liability for all shareholders.

GL should go and sit in a quiet room and replay all the proactive interviews he has made in the last 2/3 years. The continually missed timelines, the promise of clearing debt and paying dividends in 2023 should be a huge embarrassment to him. His constant ambition towards geo thermal etc etc - the man is dangerous to us shareholders, hopefully Richard Herbert has got a grip and perhaps there may be some light at the end of the tunnel.

The narrative included in the final results all sounds rather positive, could well be interesting times ahead.