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JCB Debuts Clean-Sheet Hydrogen Combustion Engine

JCB unveiled their clean-sheet hydrogen combustion engine, the 448 ABH2, at CONEXPO 2023 in Las Vegas. The company is touting their engine as a zero-emissions solution for construction and agricultural equipment.

Who is going to power these multi gigawatt consuming data centres being built around the USA ?

I also like the fact that they have cut down the cash burn, that bodes well.

So , cutting through the waffle, are they saying they want to run a deisel engine on hydrogen ? Cracked from amonia

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This is what we need .

Everyone buy and kick helicons ars !

Remember, when AFC shares move they can move quick !

I agree with everything you have said, we are being ripped off !

Yes, so the choice is either the cash offer of 40p per share or the Bidco shares valued at 36p a share .

Wait

I agree that the family want all the shares , they have been buying them up for years sometimes at around 60p a share , so they must think they have value and future potential, and who would know better than them.

I don't quite understand how much extra money I would have to put in to a rights issue or why , I must have missed that bit. Do you have any more detail on that ?

Ten years ago NBrown shares were at £6 a share , now the main owners of the company are buying the remaining shares up for 40p despite a net asset value of 63p just as the company is turning back to profit . This leads me to believe that the value of these shares will rise , possibly quite substantially over the next few years

Either 40p cash per share or convert to bidco shares

So what is the reality if we hold onto our shares and convert ? how easy to sell in the future ?

I wonder what happened to Blackrock's short when the stock rose 43% ?

Net asset value is 68p per share according to this site

Too cheap for me to sell my five year investment at a loss

That's my move too, buy low sell high .

He has made a fortune and now he is retiring to enjoy it, simple as that , wouldn't you ?