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SOLIDpower is the manufacturer of the SOFC (Solid Oxide Fuel Cell) technology based BlueGEN and EnGEN-2500, highly efficient m-CHP systems for the energy supply of single- and multi-family homes and commercial and public buildings. BlueGEN is a 1.5 kW power m-CHP unit that has the unique level of electrical efficiency of 60% and is most suitable for large single family homes and commercial buildings. EnGEN is a 2,5 kW power unit that supplies clean electricity and heat in form of hot water to multi-familiy homes and commercial and public structures with an overall efficiency level up to 90%. The m-CHPs of SOLIDpower can significantly reduce energy costs while cutting carbon emissions by up to 50% in comparison to the average national grid.

In Germany, SOLIDpower GmbH has acquired the assets and employees of Ceramic Fuel Cells GmbH (CFC), based in Heinsberg. CFC filed for insolvency on 4 March, after payments stopped from its Australian parent company, Ceramic Fuel Cells Ltd, when that went into administration.

The CFU cell is now marketed by SOLID POWER Gmbh as EnGen2500 .

Company De-Listed In accordance with section 3.4 of ASX Listing Rules "Guidance Note 33 Removal of Entities from the ASX Official List", Ceramic Fuel Cells Ltd was removed from the official list by the ASX under listing rule 17.12 from the commencement of trading on Monday 5 March 2018.

It may well have been bought out of administration, perkylad.

Mahmud Kamani, Carol Kane, Umar Kamani and Samir Kamani together own about 200m Boohoo shares.

The only Company that could possibly buy Boohoo would be Amazon. So if there was a buy out by Amazon, it would be at an extremely hefty premium.

Amazon's share price today is £2340. Look at Amazon for what Boohoo can and will achieve.

furry65 - oil has always been a high risk share. The oil price fluctuates too much. You can't compare Boohoo with an oil share.

Boohoo will be the Amazon for clothes. It has the expertise, the know all and the wherewithall to achieve this.

Amazon's market cap is £1.5trillion. Amazon's p/e is 140. Amazon's revenue for the last quarter was £75bn so likely to be £300bn for the year.

Think big for Boohoo, Boohoo is thinking big and they'll achieve it too.

Ooops so sorry was in a rush when I did it. Some of us are busy with work too. It should read 10,000 shares not £10,000.

That's £40,000 invested today will make you a million in 10 years. However, £10,000 invested today i.e. 2,500 shares will likely make you a million in 15 years. So invest £10,000 in an ISA or Sipp and leave it for 15 years and you've made yourself a million.

Trading Boohoo shares makes you thousands. Holding Boohoo shares makes you a million.

Did you read my post below in full? It helps to read everything in full if you want to make money in shares. The answers are all there in my post below. Read them and learn. Research, research, research is the key to making money in shares. Buying £10,000 worth of Boohoo shares today and holding them for 10 years is how to make a million.

Yes you are, be honest, you have a total of 4 posts on Boohoo. And, they're all designed to get the share price down so you can buy in cheap. Why post on Boohoo with negative posts if you don't want to get the share price down? Why post at all on Boohoo if you're not interested in the share price?

Revenue determines the share price. Revenue of £1.2bn delivered a share price of £3. The Global fashion market is worth £2,000bn. £1.2bn is about 0.05%.

Revenue at £2.4bn, 0.1% of global fashion market, delivers a share price of £6
Revenue of £4.8bn, 0.3% of global fashion market, delivers a share price of £12
Revenue of £9.6bn, 0.5% of global fashion market, delivers a share price of £24.
Revenue of £19.2bn, 1% of global fashion market, delivers a share price of £48
Revenue of £38.4bn, 2% of global fashion market,delivers a share price of £96

£10,000 invested to day at a future share price of £96 would give you near enough £1 million. In my opinion Boohoo Group could achieve revenue of £38.4bn in 10 years. £38.4b is 2% of the global fashion market. Boohoo's goal is to become the biggest global ecommerce retailer for clothes and they'll get there.

Buying Boohoo shares to day and holding them for 10 years plus is the way to make a million.

millair - still trying to get the share price down so you can buy back in on the cheap. The way to make real money is to buy shares like Boohoo and hold them for 10 years plus. That's the way to make a million.

The Global Fashion Market is worth £2,000bn. UK is £71bn, USA is £330bn, Europe is £350bn and rest of the world is £1250bn.

Boohoo plans to become the biggest global ecommerce retailer for clothes and it will get there. Boohoo's revenue for year ending 29 February 2020 was £1.2bn so it has plenty to go at.

Boohoo has nine brands, Boohoo, BoohooMan, Prettylittlething, Nasty Gal, MissPap, Karen Millen, Coast, Oasis and Warehouse. Boohoo is excellent at buying brands from administration and turning them round within 2 years. For example, Boohoo bought Nasty Gal for £20m and turned it into £100m revenue within 2 years.

More scaremongering to get holders of Boohoo shares to panic and sell so they can buy your shares on the cheap.

Don't let them do that to you. Boohoo has been an excellent growth share and will continue to be so. Hence why they're trying so hard to get you to panic and sell to bring the share price down so they can buy them on the cheap to make money out of you. Scaremongering is simply greed.

“The boohoo group will not tolerate any incidence of non-compliance especially in relation to the treatment of workers within our supply chain and we have terminated relationships with suppliers where evidence of this is found,” Boohoo said, adding it would investigate the allegations and taken any necessary action.

Stop the scaremongering millair to panic holders into selling.

Coming out in force now so you can definitely be sure they want your Boohoo shares on the cheap.

Don't let them panic you into selling. Long term holders of shares like Boohoo make fantastic returns.

The doomers and gloomers are trying it on again. They keep trying to get the Boohoo share price down. When they're trying this hard, then you know you've got a great share.

Don't let them panic you into selling your shares so they can buy them back cheaper.

millair - you've posted the same thing twice so we know your agenda considering you have only ever written a total of two posts on Boohoo.

All we have to do is read your past posts to understand the game you're playing. The evidence is all there in your total of 2 posts ever on Boohoo and all 2 posts about the same thing on the same day. Says it all.

millair - it helps to read the article in the Guardian in full and then you would have read the response from Boohoo in it which is:-

Boohoo said in a statement that it had “fundamentally changed the way that we operate” since coronavirus and that “every decision we have made has had the safety and wellbeing of our people at heart”. It said it was confident that those in its supply chain were operating safely and that it provided free PPE and sanitiser as well as remaining in close contact.

Emphasising its strict code of conduct, it said: “None of our suppliers have been affected at this time and we are pleased that our in-house compliance team have been able to resume their work. Our third-party auditors are also out visiting sites this week.”

Stop the scaremongering to get the Boohoo share price down. We've had too many like you on here trying their best to get the Boohoo share price down so they can buy them on the cheap.

Don't let anyone or anything panic you into selling your Boohoo shares.

It always helps to read these articles in full and if you had read the Guardian article in full then you would have seen this response from Boohoo:-

Boohoo said in a statement that it had “fundamentally changed the way that we operate” since coronavirus and that “every decision we have made has had the safety and wellbeing of our people at heart”. It said it was confident that those in its supply chain were operating safely and that it provided free PPE and sanitiser as well as remaining in close contact.

Emphasising its strict code of conduct, it said: “None of our suppliers have been affected at this time and we are pleased that our in-house compliance team have been able to resume their work. Our third-party auditors are also out visiting sites this week.”

More scaremongering to get the Boohoo share price down. Don't let anyone or anything panic you into selling your Boohoo shares.