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All tests regarding the masks, whether by HSE or MHRA will due to the urgency of the situation will be expedited quicker than a member of The House of Lords can claim expenses.

Lottohopes,

Fully agree.

TicoR,

I knew someone would be quick off the mark re my miss spelling of contingency, amazing how auto spell check can drop you in it.

Regards Rooky

Hi brighterlater,

Not shooting you down at all, as I agree with you and several others that have posted that AFC are nearer than they have ever been to making that final hurdle into sales.

I have always accepted that investing in shares, especially in start up companies, like AFC when they first floated takes patience, but I think most on here will agree that where AFC are concerned, it tests the patience of a saint.

If only you could get patience pills on the NHS, I would be first in the queue.

For continence plans read contingency plans.

Whenever an examining body is about to conduct a visit, there could always be a 'problem'.

Knowing how HSE used to operate (and presumably still do), they could find something serious, such as the whole production line is toxic, or something as minor as another window needs opening to allow more air to circulate (yes I made that one up, but you get the gist).

Any company that is due to be examined by HSE, has to be ready, so they will have continence plans (hopefully) for most eventualities

As TicoR states, its probably HSE just making sure it is safe for inspection since the virus must be in the lab to prove the concept.

According to an recent investigation by Greenpeace, the UK increased its plastic waste exports to South East Asia.

Vietnam received 1,000 tons, in the first 7 months of 2020, and Malaysia saw an increase of 81% from the UK, with 38,098 tons in the same period.

Both of these countries are battling with increased plastic waste, since China banned such waste from outside the country.

Last January, Malaysia announced that it would return 42 containers of illegal waste to the UK.

it appears that the Malaysian government allows the import of such waste, by its own licenced companies, so as the Telegraph said after studying the Green Peace report, the UK is playing 'pass the parcel'.

The excuse given was that Malaysia has a significant demand for plastic raw materials, but it is being exploited by rogue operators who just dump it.

We all know how expensive it is to dispose of waste plastic, but equally we investors in PHE know a solution, although very few in government appear to be aware of that solution.

I always take any figures from Green Peace and every other similar groups with a large pinch of salt, but there are so many reports of plastic waste being shunted from country to country, I am sure the problem is massive, and far bigger than most of the general public realise.

The plastic waste problem will be with us for many years, but as soon as solutions such as the DMG's of PHE come on stream, awareness will become far more common and people will start asking, why are we trying to throw such plastics away (or dumping them in the environment) when they can be put to a productive use.

The future is not to dump waste plastics, a large part of it has to be PHE.

It has been mentioned a couple of times on here about the impatience of those jumping in for a quick buck, well I am not one of those people.

I jumped in about 16 years ago (or when AFC first floated), so I like many feel fully entitled to be both frustrated and fed up with Bond, talking the talk, as they say.

Over the last 10 years, we have been told many times, that AFC had a product that companies were interested in, from supermarkets, to computer mainframes where the technology could keep these rooms cool (I'm sure that was AFC, but after so long, I doubt anyone else can remember.

If fact it has been so long since these interested companies were mentioned (with the usual, no follow up info) that many named companies, I think John Lewis was one, have exited my memory.

I am fed up of being told that they have world beating products, when all I want to hear is that they have saleable products that have sold.

And before anyone suggests, that if I am not happy, then sell up, after such a long time invested, it would just be my luck if I did sell, for them finally to make good the following day.

Hi bonesgt,

Its often because the lower price temps people to buy, then when it ticks up a bit, that temps profit takers and those who feel a bit nervy as to the next market move.

As you say, often it works in reverse

Biglad6,

Looks like I will be owing you a pint.

I would think that if the tests re the masks are passed (almost a certainty) and as soon as HSE are satisfied, selling the masks will not be a problem.

The profit per mask, will also be at least reasonable and probably higher than such a product in normal times, whereas a new product is often sold at evens or a discount, to get a foot in the door.

This of course is shown by the ridiculous mark up of such things as all current PPE equipment, including masks.

Once supplies to front line staff in the UK, is fulfilled, the world that is already clambering and struggling to source such equipment, will be beating a path (a very wide path, social distancing of course) to Remotes door.

I also feel that the 1 million per month figure, is just the start and as soon as the company can show that they can and are able to supply that number, the order will quickly be multiplied.

Hi Taskmaster,

I think you must read the same newspapers I do, as I do.

As to BP Chargemaster and Tesla, whenever I see the heading re EV charger company wins, my hope starts to tick up, hoping as ever to see the name AFC, knowing of course that as we have not already had a RNS, it will be yet again one of the competition.

I know many feel, as I do that AFC will still come good, but the saying 'hope springs eternal' should probably be in all AFC releases, as the word eternal means 'lasting or existing forever; without end', the last bit would fit Bonds promises to shareholders.

Biglad6,

You may be right, but my bet is it will regain most if not all of todays losses, as the bigger boys will know how to play this.

Amazed how the market has taken the RNS.

It looks to be nothing more than the 'Health and safety' mob, doing their usual thing of having to show they are earning their money.

During 5 years in a trade where a H+E official called every 3 months, and sometimes on an unscheduled visit, I have never known a single visit going through without at least 1 recommendation as to how to improve on the H+E issue, sometimes counter mentioning what had been suggested on a previous visit, (it was in the 1960's, but I doubt things have changed that much).

My impression was that if the official had gone back with a 'everything is fine 100%, it would look as if he/she was not doing their job, IE surely you could find something.

I would top up tomorrow, but I have quite a ridging rule on my investing limit.

Whenever I see the AFC statement, 'AFC Energy is the leading provider of Alkaline Fuel Cell systems for the generation of clean energy, offering best in class performance and lowest operating cost.', I must admit it is starting to annoy me.

My sole question has to be, if that statement is so, then who are they providing them to.

I know, some will think it's a moan, but its surely just a simple question.

Cheers Castlepaul,

I read it wrong, as if the hotel was re/cycling on site.

Will wake up in a minute.

Have to try again, to save this and another thread.

2 threads that I know about have been spoilt by a certain poster, and still people reply to him.

I just don't get it.

If you think he/she is talking rubbish, just put him/her on ignore, instead of feeding his/her ego.

If this person was spouting the same rubbish, in face to face discussions, you would very quickly, walk away.

Wonder what process they use.

With a sp change of 28%, they surely have to inform the market either before dealing closes, or by 1830 hours at the latest, even if it is as bland a statement as 'We know of no reason behind the share movement'.

Hi Jimmynan,

Missed that they had been reported earlier in the day.

That's what threw me, so you are probably right.

regards Rooky.

I see those after hour trades as all sells, so if that was any indication of news, it would not look to bode well, unless anyone reads it different.