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Hope so Patx. I'm familiar with ISO 14001. like you say, it all adds to the confidence of the business going forward by myself, and I'm sure others will be equally pleased to know that the company have maintained the accreditation.

All ties in nicely with everything phe/eng are targeting.

Not long left now before the outcome of trials and the future pathway of the business becomes clearer / proven.

My 2p by Xmas now appears unlikely, but I'm pretty confident that next year that figure shall be easily surpassed at some point.

Noticed that Engsolve had a positive share via LinkedIn yesterday. Not earth shattering or game changing news for us investors, but never the less another positive to add to the recent list coming from phe.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/engsolve-limited_iso9001-iso14001-qualitymanagement-activity-7274808267967455233-L7MI?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android

Very possible Filter with good logic which I totally agree on, we'll find out soon enough though.

Regardless, I'm still totally positive on the future of phe/eng.

Wow swazers, that's not the response I expected. No need to apologise, I'm a big boy and can take any sort of reaction to my own posts (good or bad lol).

I never thought for a minute we'd be at a stage where skynet is answering folks posts on chat forums haha.

Suppose that's an ideal way to answer anything by using AI. but until fettled you risk the wrath of those not so understanding.

I'm happy with the usual human response, but good luck with your more sophisticated approach. It's been an interesting post.

I've came to the conclusion you are either mentally challenged Swazers, or just a very poor judge of intent.

My earlier post is 100% positive on all things phe as I have been since my initial investment at 0.8p. For the record I have other purchases above that sp.

How you have deciphered my post as some sort of attack / attempt to discredit is bamboozling.

Dont give up the day job, whatever that might be, because MI5 are not about to take you on that's for sure. Unbelievable level of wrongness.

Been having a think about how things might play out for PHE/ENG based on where we're at, and the general census of opinion. Everything I consider ends up with the same conclusion.

If the tech is proven, consistent, reliable and measured output data captured, and in quantities which make it all worthwhile then customers will no doubt follow.

Until that time there's all operational costs to cover, although with all kit being paid for already, as informed by Paul, then them costs could possibly be covered by Engsolve cash generation.

However, if there was to be some sort of fund raise which would have an impact on short term sp, I see that as a temporary blip towards overall company growth.

It's getting to "squeaky bum" time and closer to in or out for a potential for rapid rise. I'd conclude by adding that phe will need to be very convincing to institutional investors should they go down that road, they would no doubt be doing some in depth analysis on exactly where the business / market is heading.

Best case scenario, should they require funds short term until eng themselves can perhaps generate the income that covers the whole business in my view would be a typical business loan. Perhaps the grant avenue is still something that phe can benefit from somehow, at some point.

Is that a roundabout way of saying "do the maths" again Dusty 😜.

Roll on feedstock testing and the big switch on.

Yeah Dr, I'd have thought with all the various stages / timeline being achieved there'd be a higher sp.

Perhaps you're correct in that it's simply folk unwilling to risk anything and selling as soon as in profit, although with size of spread there can't be many people who have bought in the last couple of months that could have sold and made enough profit to book a wet weekend in Blackpool.

Suppose most of the things we've been told are steps to the end game and in that don't make a lot of difference to things? Operational, converting waste plastic to energy, and contracts signed are the 3 main drivers from now on.

1 a decent rise I'd expect, 2.data regarding actual value / level of offtake another ruse, and 3. Contracts and it's booooooom.

With the news that the pilot plant is pretty much ready to begin testing for real after the holidays, I wonder how much time engsolve will now be able to devote to other projects, and in doing so what that might look like in cash generation.

We know that side of the business will be working with potential customers going forward, but as an overall % be good to know what that might mean.

Will need to wait on next set of financials being shared, but how good would it be if Engsolve could in itself via other work streams generate more than enough revenue to cover all phe costs, and in doing so negate the potential need for any future fund raise either through placement or other type of loan.

If it were me, I'd be trying to make sure that there was not the need for any future dilution, once pilot plant operational it should be fairly easy? to attract investment if it's even needed..

Correct Daz, can remember as a child collecting glass lemonade type bottles from local building sites and even bins as on handing in at local shops you got money for them.

Can't recall how much it was, was a long time ago, but it was an Incentive to me back then.

If sorted plastic has a "worth the effort value" then someone will gladly do so.

We do however live in quite a carefree and generally uninterested society so I expect waste to be separated as is currently the case, with redirection from landfill being phe tech feedstock as opposed to locally separated plastic being the fuel for the fire.

In an ideal world all local councils would be converting plastic waste to energy using phe tech, this energy possibly reducing each households energy bill and creating that incentive for all to participate.

I'd suggest not something your typical UK resident would make the effort to do? , but with patents across other areas that might not be the case everywhere. Some countries inhabitants simply care more.

Great minds DrAl, often test the same waters lol

No news is good news Dusty? However on this occasion I'd differ on that.

I'd expect a final rns prior to holiday season advising that all cold testing was completed, safely, as planned and successfully.

Yup Dusty. I can wait. Phe nor myself are planning on going away anytime soon.

Would have been delighted with current sp had all my purchases been sub 1p, however although frustrating seeing each gain on rns being eroded after time, that, like you say, will most likely be a memory once the real action starts.

Once the money piles in, things will move very very quickly.

Reasonable synopsis by some that today's news was expected so upside limited? I'd agree somewhat, but everything Paul and the tram have said will happen / planned has been achieved so far.

See no reason why that won't continue to be the case, looks like my 2p by Xmas is in doubt, however anyone looking at buying in has a choice to make.

Hope it drifts down a bit and get in slightly cheaper, or hang on a bit longer until hot testing, results, and the next milestone being passed.

That however can easily mean an increase from today's sp, and a 70%+ gain opportunity missed.

I'll continue to hold, Xmas presents bought, money not needed at this time, roll on Jan/Feb and next big news.

Yup red, surprised we're not all Millionaires.

Selling tomorrow and buying shares in stans book. It's so easy lol.

Don't know the exact grade Dusty. But it was specced accordingly,

Ps, your not supposed to eat it. 100% give you indegestion at best.

Steel ordered by MDKL was high temp stainless, that's what was delivered, that's what pilot was manufactured from. That's what first "full size" was to be made from also.

That's a good and very plausible post filter dad. I can remind everyone that Md produced a pilot kiln and had the material to then go on and manufacture a "full size" model it in itself was going to be 1 of a further 12.

I've no idea if that material ended up in China, perhaps it did. However I know the rest of this post is 100% regarding the material and plan being accurate as I got it first hand from someone who due to their position I can assure everyone would know what was what at Kingmoor

What a bizarre question Pat, why have it made in China. Where do you suggest it should have been made and why?

Have a look around everything you're surrounded by and list down where it's manufactured, check that same detail in what's under the Xmas tree.

Gone are the days where everything is made at home. Like others have said, it's simple economics and availability.