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Haggis you sound like Mr Bond in disguise
"With demand for our products strongly growing" suggests to me that we should be getting some sales agreements signed off very soon.
I hope you are both right

jgbb123 - Very interesting
"With demand for our products strongly growing, we now need to recruit to the following roles:"

Misrepresentation springs to mind - but as I posted earlier - 64 days to deliver.

We enter the final CALENDAR quarter of 2021 - There will be 64 business days for AFC to deliver on the points outlined in Adam Bonds half year update of 23rd June 2021. There will of course be a financial year end update, probably in November, however to deliver on his earlier update I expect significant news in advance of that. The pressure is on:

Would not be able to take the car out if this happened - But JOG could be worth a fortune:

Could the energy crunch get so bad that oil prices hit $200 a barrel? One options trader thinks so.

Brent $200 calls for December 2022, options contracts that would profit a buyer from a rally toward that level, traded 1,300 times on Wednesday. While the contracts don’t expire until October next year, they could profit from any sharp spike in prices this winter or next summer.

Two very different opinions from Dick and vk. vk is correct say the sp has risen circa 60% over the last 10 business days. His statement ".there will be no farm out jv announcements until after COP26" is his own opinion, I read today that Australia may well not attend, with COVID others may follow - so who knows. I also read today (sorry yesterday - its early) the world need more fossil fuel - so it's all up in the air - will news drop or won't it - I'm keeping my ticket.

Good post haggis - you missed this off - which for shareholders is the stand out topic - and needs to be delivered:

AFC Energy expects to announce multiple new system orders in the second half of this calendar year.

Is there some stake building going on? Dick any further views on this rise?

Brent oil roared above $80 a barrel on signs that demand is running ahead of supply, depleting inventories amid a global energy crunch.

The leading crude benchmark rose for a sixth day to hit the highest since October 2018, while West Texas Intermediate extended gains. Oil’s latest upswing has come with a flurry of bullish price predictions from banks and traders, further gains in natural gas, and speculation that the energy industry isn’t investing enough in fossil fuels to keep supplies at current levels.

BumbleB2
I agree with what you say, all looked very positive in the final calendar quarter of 2020, we need another quarter (October-December 2021) the same or better and Bond has raised expectations of this happening, if it does we will all be happy come xmas. The rubbish being posted by Haggis over the number of EV’s in the U.K. and the Market Caps of industry peers is quite bewildering, I think he has lost the plot, who cares what others do (apart from ITM which I hold) I want AFC to make sales, full stop.

Great progress in the U.K. - but so far no impact on AFC and IMO there never will be - so what’s your point????

Hang on a minute Haggis - surely you need to adjust AFC for the capital raise, what else have you missed!!!!

At the end of the last financial y/e the sale to Extreme E was excluded - It will be in the next set of accounts and as Haggis has just said there may be some news before Christmas - last year there we a y/e update on 3rd November with final results issued 1st March - rather sluggish IMO for such a small company.

From memory there was a broker recommendation around 180p at Christmas when the sp was in the high 80's - now in the low 50's and struggling - 3 months and 3 days for Bond to deliver on his June update - Extreme E update earlier this morning has had little to no impact. Maybe they need to give him some more options to incentivise him further.

Fears of an oil glut are receding, as stronger demand and curtailed supply are set to tighten the market and lift prices. It’s going to be a good winter for oil producers, but a further hit to consumers who are already reeling from soaring gas and electricity costs.
This cannot do the farm out process any harm.
The surge in natural gas prices, which has seen the costs of both liquefied supplies and pipeline deliveries to European markets jump to records, is starting to have knock-on effects on the oil market. Consumers are seeking to switch away from pricey natural gas and to marginally less expensive oil.

The industry regulator has launched a competition.
Managed by the Oil and Gas Authority (OGA), the initiative is designed to advance the widespread electrification of installations on the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS).

Organisers are looking for studies – be they technical, engineering or commercial – that will bring electrification projects a step closer to reality.

The winning ideas will be allocated a share of the £1m prize fund, with the goal of completing the proposed work by March 31 next year.

As it stands, North Sea platforms are powered using gas or diesel, accounting for around two thirds of oil and gas production emissions.

It is anticipated that powering installations using electricity, either from a cable to the shore or from a nearby windfarm, could axe CO2 emissions by between 2 and 3 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa).

Chameleon1
Don’t you mean “The world finds itself in”

Brent settles at highest since 2018 for second consecutive day - over $78.
Rather large trade at 17.04 for £190.65K.
Interesting weeks ahead.

Always good to spell the title correctly -

Following this comment from Shell even the normal delays ANGS always seem to have will not prevent this being a multi-bagger.
Royal Dutch Shell Plc expects the global natural gas market to remain tight through 2025, according to a note from Jefferies, citing a sell-side event with the company.

jhonboy do you believe Bmel from advfn - this is from the RNS· equity investment received from commercial partners, ABB (£3.25 million) and Dutco (£1.5 million), by way of a subscription of 7,364,340 new Ordinary Shares raising in aggregate £4.75 million (the "Subscription")Your post currently has 22 recommendations from others on this board - the equity investment from ABB represents less than 1% of AFC's total equity, furthermore failure to release price sensitive information is an offence, subject to significant financial penalties and the potential disqualification of directors (what a great way to get rid of Bond, with the corresponding lapse of his free options - haha)