RE: Struggling9 Jun 2020 10:44
I would say it's a strong hold at the moment if already invested.
Current secured orders well exceeded previous turnover, orders being negotiated really add to turnover, and there is a positive future work load in the pipeline.
With £ 38 million in cash reserves , there is no need for any cash calls. Any cash injections are likely to come from share issues at current values should an institutional investor want in and there are not enough people parting with shares, just as was the case with Linde.
Linde was a life changer for ITM .
What a time to be invested here.
I have been in since 2015 and am a long term holder. I added another 2000 yesterday having acquired 30000 early on where my initial investment was less than I paid yesterday at 280p , I felt 280p was a bargain after yesterdays update.
In five years time I am looking forward to the dividend, hence I added more yesterday.
We have seen how this share reacts to news and with the current secured contracts and pipeline there will be good newsflow specific to ITM along with the general H2 news over the coming months that will drive it onwards to 500p in the next year in my honest opinion, that could be conservative.
Holding Ballard and Plug since 2016 too and I think these are still very cheap at the moment.
I took a punt on a small Hydrogen portfolio the last give years and I think I have done better than most professionals, certainly better than Neil Woodford .
Good luck everyone,not that we need much luck now this share is pretty much de-risked. The hard work has been done by Dr Cooley and co and he has a great team around him to drive this forward over the next decade.
This is your Liverpool of the AIM, we are premiership material. ITM will be the Watford of the 80's that follow football.
FTSE 100 material in the making.