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Bought my first tranche in June last year, followed by a 2nd in the July.

One of my few shares to only ever drop below buy price once since buying.

Also one of my smallest holdings, although now of course wishing I had bought far more than I initially bought, but don't we all feel that way whenever we delve into a share that's on the up.

Nice rise today, on what is not that much volume, although it is for FDBK.

I am hopeful that several questions asked, are to sensitive to answer, and may be better being answered just prior to the Capital event.

Hi Lutra,

But the investment in infrastructure for the manufacture or/and expansion for such is covered.

Obviously It should have read, If Peel had no confidence, re Protos.

Your talking ridiculous Ed, just like you are on the AFC thread.

If Protos (who I agree should pull their finger out) had no confidence in the tech, then they and any financial backers would not already have put the investment in.

I remember AB saying a couple of years ago, that the company had so many interested potential customers, that they would select several as first choice to sign/supply.

Your decision, is, Did you believe him then, or/and is it still true'.

I was sceptical when he said this, but due to all the signs, and obviously proven interest from a couple of leading companies, I am now more of a believer.

You either believe AFC's prospects, or you don't.

EU and none EU will usually (not always) wait for the company of origin to approve any device/product before they look to their own regulatory rulings.

Can't understand why some are decrying this mornings RNS.

Whilst the mask already had a CE mark, it was self-certified to EN 14683 standards in accordance with Government Guidelines, allowing the use of the associated CE Mark.

This mornings RNS now has the MHRA officially accepting the mask as a Class 1 medical device, which means the mask will be looked at by all potential customers as a big positive, IE full regulatory approval.

Far better now, with only a quarter through the year, as re the changes in the applicable legislation on 1 January 2021 mean that from 1 January 2022, all Class 1 medical devices, which includes the Pro Larva mask, will need to be registered with the MHRA.

Down a tad through profit taking, but it appears some posters are looking for clouds when the sky is getting clearer.

I still think that the AFC EV charger will bring more benefits than most think.

Whilst the 80% of electric power being from renewables over the Easter weekend was good, that was because the weekend was far windier than average for that time of year.

As of December 2020, renewable production generated 40.2% of total electricity produced in the UK over the year, so it is a long way to go till the National Grid can cope with a prolonged period of no wind winter, and that is before the extra power they will need to supply when the percentage of EV ownership/use increases.

That is not to say, I think that the AFC EV charging system, will be it's main source of profit.

Just had to double check my calendar, to see if we are stuck in an April 1st time warp.

Can't believe, even with the often unfathomable antics of the AIM, that with all the good news flowing out over the Easter Hols (Extreme-E and all it's feedback regarding AFC), the sp is almost in red territory.

Please wake me up when the sp starts to make any sort of sense.

My problem regarding wanting more exposure for AFC, via the Extreme-E racing, is born of impatience, which I readily accept.

Very please with all the follow up via different media sites, especially the Linkenid comment from the Department of International Trade, (far more important than most will probably think) as well as those comments via other countries.

I do find it difficult to 'Keep calm and carry on' , not because of any doubt in the company and its technology, it's purely down to wanting to shout my enthusiasm from the roof tops.

Looking forward to the market opening tomorrow.

Aimmillionaire,

I am nicely relaxed and fully confident AFC will come good.

Been with AFC since they first floated, so been waiting a long time, but my confidence has never been so high.

Hi Segedunum,

Can't see how it is attracting negative attention, as I was attempting to look as to how questions may be asked by people who watched the event, with an interest in climate change as well as AFC.

Whilst accepting that Extreme-E ( thanks for your correction) is a good case for showcasing AFC, the more that the public want to know regarding how green it is the better, as it is often by the public pushing agendas, results in companies that could be future AFC customers being encouraged to go down the green technology route, IE EV vehicles.

Aimmillionaire,

Fully agree we are in a brilliant position, but every little helps.

Although there was obviously no mention of PHE during the series, the sections giving details/viewing of the harm plastic waste is doing to the planet, came over really well.

No doubt a section of racing fans are also worried/concerned about climate change, so any extra exposure regarding plastic waste/pollution can only be good for PHE.

If you look at the inaugural series as someone who is concerned about climate change, whilst also knowing nothing about AFC (like the vast majority who watched) , you would be wondering just 'how green' the racing and all the prep lead up to the first race is.

Whilst I saw a couple of very brief clips, plus the several seconds of AB talking about the AFC, system, I feel that although it has pushed AFC forward, even a couple of minutes more would have been sufficient to explain the fuller benefits.

So I put this on the E-Extreme facebook page.

"Thoroughly enjoyed the inauguration series, but a bit disappointed as to how 'green' the project is. I saw a quick glimpse of something about 100% clean energy for charging the cars, but very little as to how this is achieved.
As a person serious about climate change, is E-Extreme as green as it is being showcased".

You never know, if sufficient people send something similar, they might whilst showing all the devastation climate change is bringing, give the AFC system a bit more exposure.

Nice few seconds of AB explaining the AFC technology, with a good photo shot of the unit in the background.

The most important thing to AFC, will not be so mush the fans viewing, but the organisations that could use to advantage the AFC technology, as well as many of the viewers, who if they were not aware (as we are) how green the tech is, will be wondering how the electricity to power the cars is produced to the expected green standard.

Looking forward to some pre chat racing regarding this question, with good answers targeting AFC.

I am invested in another company that also released something just after Xmas, before it was destined for official release.

At the time, the comment made off the cuff by an insider was very quickly removed, and they issued an apology within hours, presumably to fend off any possibility of market abuse.

The actual truth of the comment, came to fruition a couple of months later, and that is what I think will happen here.

Enthusiasm can catch anyone out, and make it really difficult not to shout out from the highest roof top.

MM's not yet near the top of the Bid, but will be a good sign if they do so pre close.

I was wondering which team was going to come out overall winner of the series.

Looks more and more, like it will be team AFC.

Bothwell,

I always though that the Deltex tech was better than the Lidco system and I still do.