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No orders mentioned at the same time as the successful trial is something I expected.

Both sides will now be meeting to iron out the details of a supply deal, IE price, numbers, timeline ect ect.

Nice to see a RNS (especially on a Monday morning, that is not a bland RNS re addition to board, none exec, block listing and similar.

Lets embrace this trial result for what it is, 'Success', nothing less. This can only lead to multiple contracts.

A great start to the week.

Bought my first tranche of shares over 2 years ago, topping up a couple of times since, and although I am still holding a loss, I am also very confidently looking forward to the future.
Whenever I invest in start-ups, I expect to not be in profit for a few years and as I do not trade am still happy to hold for at least a couple of more years, expecting my holdings to go into profit within the next 12 months (hopefully before).
A very forward looking company board, heading what to me looks both innovative, proactive and professional.
Hopefully the investor and analyst presentations will temp more investors to look at the companies future, seeing it as rosy as we do.

No doubt the persistent de-rampers will be struggling to find a way to put a negative impact on this news.

Odd as that they will try, but this RNS has to be the most positive/important RNS yet.

I saw yet, because that real biggy has to be not to far away.

Almost worth taking a few of ignore (but I won't) just to see them make further fools of themselves

TheSyrup,

You are reading it wrong, not the words, but the interpretation of those words.

Just found this as a simplistic explanation where NNN is now involved in and where it can lead.
Note the cosmetic mention..............

Nanotechnology...... These include materials in the form of very thin films used in catalysis and electronics, two-dimensional nanotubes and nanowires for optical and magnetic systems, and as nanoparticles used in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and coatings. The industrial sectors most readily embracing nanotechnology are the information and communications sector, including electronic and optoelectronic fields, food technology, energy technology and the medical products sector, including many different facets of pharmaceuticals and drug delivery systems, diagnostics and medical technology, where the terms nanomedicine and bionanotechnology are already commonplace. Nanotechnology products may also offer novel challenges for the reduction of environmental pollution.

Must admit to reading it twice before it all made sense.

A world major investment company is putting money into NNN, with conditions that look favourable to NNN.

Basically if the sp goes up, NNN profits as of course do Lanstead, if they don't payback stays pretty much the same, unless someone sees and can explain it differently.

Lanstead must have asked several in-depth questions, and liked the answers to agree the terms stated.

Looks good to me.

These results look good, but not going to pretend I understand them (getting there slowly, more knowledgeable re oil drill results), so will await comments from those who understand said results better than I.

Agree re the positive message that the increase in employees is sending.
It's the lack of a big on the dotted line contract that will be the icing on any cake.

As said, still positive but the doubt that naturally creeps in with lack of news, ends up being like a toothache that won't go away.

Don't post much nowadays due to all the continual repeated ramping/de-ramping, but as a long term holder (since the company floated) although still fairly positive about the company, I can not help feeling despondent as yet another Fri comes around without that sp breaking RNS.
In fact my enthusiasm that is nearly always evident every trading morning at 0700hrs is waning fast.

So AFC if nothing else, at least give us a real update as to progress, even a few pics inside AFC manufacturing/assembly premises would help.

Still holding and hoping.

Pandy2,

If only.

Like you, I skim through almost all posts now, reading the very few that don't mention either ramper or conman or/and many of the named posters I have on ignore.

Gitfinger,

Multiple posts that say absolutely nothing of use or interest.

Now on ignored.

Hipsway,

I sort of agree, but anyone who protests before they have done sufficient research is wronged by their own ignorance.

I have protested about a few things in my past, always peacefully, never obstructing others, gluing myself to structures or/and similar, and only after being in possession of as many facts as I could find.

Sufficient facts/evidence regarding PHE or DMG are easy to find, but many protesters are only looking for an excuse to protest.

In my previous life, I knew of many what call only be called 'professional protesters', who moved from one protest to another causing problems wherever and whenever they attended.

Tombee says, 'As soon as Swazers leaves Eqtec alone, I will. If he stops tweeting about it and invading the Eqtec LSE board, I'll stop. How's that?'

What a childish reply, a bit like If you stop shouting I will stop shouting, but you stop first. No you stop first, no you stop, (adinfinitum).

Now added to my ignore list anyway as posts are so childish and a waste of time reading.

Although I said it was my last plea to stop mentioning certain posters comments, I will give it one last try.

For months now, as soon as I start reading any post that has a certain posters name in it, I stop as soon as I see that name, as I can't see any point continuing as I then read copy of comments made by this person on my ignore list.
I know I am possibly missing some good info, but that's how annoying I find these posts.

I appreciate others will disagree with my views, but I am sure many treat these posts as I do.

Jane Toogood the appointed hydrogen champion, is a exec for Johnson Matthey who has been linked in with AFC energy for quite a while.

Should have read, 'You can tell that HW was as peed off with the slow progress of PHE (he was very careful not to mention Peel) as we are.

Excellent interview.

You can tell that HW was as peed off with the slow progress of PHE (he was very careful not to mention Peel).

He is a dreamer, as we all are who invest in AIM stocks, but his/our dreams appear to be coming to fruition, and all his comments make sense.

He spoke of the current PHE board as being a far better board than several months ago, when they were without a CEO and how he found previous position to be unbelievable.

HW is a salesman so it is up to each individual as to the level of belief they have in him.

Not much of a fan in the past, but just listening to the interview, I could not pick a single hole in what he said.

Obviously we will have to wait and see, but personally in all the years I have been invested in PHE, I have never been as positive (but still impatient) as I am today.

Hi Clark8004,

Already accepted that's the rise over the last few days has been because of the proposed deal, or/and similar was expected, but would still have expected more upward movement today.

Still happy, as my average buy price is .50p

SP more muted than I thought it would be after this news release.

I never guess at SP numbers, but I think that after a day where the details of this JV will be picked over by those better qualified than I, the close price will be at least a few points higher than it is as I post this.

No doubt some will look at this to take profits, which you can't argue with.

Hi Seafilat,

Not sure on that, but this agreement hints at PHE having a chance at a bigger slice of the pie re monies from the actual finished product use.

Happy to be corrected, but that's my read on this.

No doubt others more knowledgeable in these matters, will comment.