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July 23, 2021
9:08 PM CEST
G20 fails to agree on climate goals in communique
https://www.reuters.com/world/g20-loath-commit-climate-meeting-tussle-over-carbon-wording-2021-07-23/
yes, it is :) kust reminded the date.
i am more worried IF PHE keep on repeat that exercise over and over again and the nr.of shares goes up to 4-5bn!?
would that be still positive for the fresh air, that is traded here?
"Application has been made for the admission of 8,000,000 Ordinary Shares to trading on AIM (“Admission”) and it is expected that this will occur on or around *** 22 July 2021 ***. These shares will rank pari passu in all respects with the Company's existing issued Ordinary Shares. "
well, this is not quite a positive attention, reading following comments:
"AFC’s technology is impressive, but its share price is ridiculously high. Based on today’s share price, AOL’s market value is approximately 474 million GBP, even though its balance sheet has only about 1.1 million signed transaction orders. The prospect of 50 new customers who can place multiple orders will surely lead to a sharp increase in total revenue. However, there is no guarantee that this will happen, and we do not know the value of these orders after they are placed."
MPO818,
you probably didn't read the post of Jaybo71, did you?
https://www.barrons.com/quote/stock/uk/xlon/afc
https://www.fool.com/investing/2021/06/26/could-amazon-buy-plug-power/
" An intimate relationship
Back in 2017, Plug Power sold warrants to Amazon, giving it the right to buy up to 23% of the company through warrants. The deal was made in part to encourage Amazon to spend enough money with Plug Power, at least $600 million, in order for the warrants to vest. Plug Power also made a similar deal with Walmart, though most of Walmart's warrants don't appear to have vested yet.
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Last year(2020), those warrants vested and Amazon took control of 55 million shares at an exercise price of roughly $6. Amazon appears to have turned around and sold that stock, as it hasn't reported taking an equity stake in Plug Power as it would have to do according to reporting requirements. Plug Power CEO Andy Marsh told The Wall Street Journal, "It was an extraordinary payday for them."
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It's unclear at what price it sold its shares. Amazon likely netted at least $1 billion in the deal, as Plug Power shares have been trading at around $25 for most of 2021. The tech giant reported an equity warrant valuation gain of $1.5 billion in its other income in 2020, much of which was likely from Plug Power. In Q1 2021, it reported a $305 million gain under the same line item.
For Plug Power, the deal also seems to have worked out, even though it resulted in the company reporting negative revenue last year, as the loss it took on the warrants were greater than its sales. Still, there was no cash impact from the warrants, and the skyrocketing stock price gives the company much more flexibility than it had in 2017 when it made the deals with Amazon and Walmart.
https://www.h2-view.com/story/bosch-to-invest-e1bn-into-fuel-cell-technology/
sorry, if ylready posted:
https://new.abb.com/news/detail/80100/abb-to-charge-qatars-largest-electric-bus-infrastructure-project