RE: Why PHE is MASSIVELY Undervalued. Todays RNS.1 Sep 2025 18:34
In one word Jan 'sell'
In two, 'don't invest'
PHE have been banging the same drum for 15 years and the only thing to really change is the number of issued shares!
NH2 have no money, reliant on the floatation of another company who have failed to get it off the ground 2 or 3 times.
Ballymena, has potential but will be years off. Not even submitted planning, let along got it. No funding in place for the DMG or build. Will also be a FOAK and therefore require time consuming environmental assessments and permits. 4 years away from opening at best, maybe 5.
Avioxx - not a lot happening and TBH, they're testing a number of processes, so may not progress. Again a lot of money for another styart-up potential customer to find, ever for 2.5tn units.
PE confirmed that selling 2.5tn units wasn't commercially viable and not in their plans. Obviously, seems like they're having to think along these lines get some interest, so probably very little profit if PE said it wasn't commercially viable.
Engsolve small turnover of 1.25 / £1.5m won't keep the lights on.
To PHE's credit, after the march raise, I would say this is probably the most notice any company has given to a fund raise. If the SP doesn't climb sharply, as this report was probably meant to do, I would imagine that will be around quarter of a pence.
Same PHE story, just different people.