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Pandy2, once new partnership announced and if the scale of investment becomes significant which would lead to bigger manufacturing output and expansion employment then very likely in my book. The UK Gov have 20 billion for this sort of thing and have only released a tiny amount which is the correct method as it's UK tax payers money and you have to be very careful. You could say we are all now invested in ITM! I'm very pleased for them as it confirms traction within our shores to grow hydrogen which is so needed for security and energy independence from what's happening in the wider world. You could of course argue that AFC may not need it or want it as it does to a certain extent possibly cause some Gov conflicts of interest issues going forward for the company. I personal believe AFC may not need this sort of support but it's an interesting question that's for sure.

sono***un, i'm afraid your sounding even more nervous than aldebaran.

Aldebaran, your sounding very nervous here.

Dear Mr. Choon, a rather backward looking remark if I may add. I could explain and tell you why, but I think I'll leave you in your own ignorance.

Aldebaran, it really does amaze me how someone confesses to be invested yet hoping for the price to go down!

You do realise that the time is now upon for some pretty interesting events here don't you. Or are you that naive.

Stop trying to dig yourself out of the hole your in Aldebaran.

You have absolutely no credible arguement here. It's almost cringeworthy.

Your not exactly a patriot to the UK are you Aldebaran. So your here hoping UK businesses fails. Shame on you. A total disgrace if I may add.

AIdebaran, you may be thinking why am I here.

Firstly, after observing for some time now, I don’t like people who play the market and sow an ever changing description to lace their own pockets It’s a deplorable and shameful act and I have seen this over this time.

I hope to apply some balance here. That’s all.

I stumbled across AFC energy after generally searching future fertiliser investments as I see the unfortunate Middle East crisis impacting this very value chain alongside oil and gas for the long term.

Yes, you’re right, oil and gas exploration in our north seas may pay us some time and I absolutely support this like you, as this will be the bridge between better efficient and securer models.

I see ammonia as a serious fuel carrier and value chain contender.

I must say I find AFC Energy offers something quite different and extraordinary compared to others. You will have to do your own research and this certainly is not financial advice.

Why you may ask; our dependency of the oil and gas industry and its models have been built on exposure to disruptions within the heart of the Middle East and other places. In our modern world today, it is plain to see that this is not a strategy but exposure and a calamity.

Who would build a model like this today I ask?

Yes I have BP and other FTSE 100/250 companies within my occupational pensions and rightly so, but as an individual retail investor I have to realised the importance of a new and emerging change that is happening right across the renewables space.

We must embrace and invest in all forms of the energy mix.

They are all so important if we are to grow as a nation.

We need all forms of energy to grow our economy and to become independent, secure and resilient as a nation. All energy mixes are required and either one should not be singled out and condemned. Thats just ignorance.

Stop making this a culture war Aldebaran.

We need oil/gas just as much we need all forms of renewables.

A very respectable publication:

https://www.newcivilengineer.com/latest/north-sea-drilling-will-cost-more-than-green-grid-but-renewableuk-chair-argues-for-balance-18-03-2026/

ATOME said "the impact of the crisis is likely to be long-term, pointing to structural shifts including rising geopolitical risk premiums, increased focus on domestic fertiliser security and a move towards local, low-carbon production".

With Iran now firmly in control of the Strait of Hormuz and the short, medium and long-term effects, I think I happen to agree.

This week I've been buying and have taken my first position just shy of 20k.

You've gone a bit quite Garonne. Be honest you are a shorter and a chancer aren't you.

Looks like you could be eating humble pie