Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
CEO Graeme Purdie and CFO Jason Stewart discuss the company’s solid performance in the first half of the fiscal year and its advancements in solid-state battery technology, specifically the Goliath project. They highlight successful grant-funded projects and effective cost management. The interview also covers ILIKA’s collaboration with Cirtec for the Stereax product line, its impact on the electric vehicle sector due to regulatory changes, and optimism for a potential breakthrough in the company’s financial and operational progress in the near future.
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Just listened to a very excited David Bramhill interview which not only covers today's news but hints at further projects on the horizon!
Link: https://1lo.co/qrwzv
Mandhir shares more details around who the 3rd party investors are, whether $25 million be enough for plans in Sudan, explains that it is not just $25 million, what this means for Wildcat investors and why he thinks investors should be interested in the company now. https://1lo.co/DGb2y
concurrent technologies yesterday announced that it has secured a contract with a uk ftse 250 company to supply a custom set of embedded systems for a national defence installation.
ceo miles ad**** explains for us what exactly has been won, how the contract came about, why this is such an important win for the company and whether we can expect more contracts like this to come.
https://1lo.co/nx4jf
Eytan talks us through the highlights of the assessment, discusses future plans for the license, explains what drew him to Uruguay, other key players in the area, why comparisons being drawn with discoveries offshore Namibia and updates us on other assets in the Challenger portfolio.
https://1lo.co/sKPDF
Eytan talks us through the highlights of the assessment, discusses future plans for the license, explains what drew him to Uruguay, other key players in the area, why comparisons being drawn with discoveries offshore Namibia and updates us on other assets in the Challenger portfolio.
https://1lo.co/sKPDF
Taken from an interview with Ratna Garapati: CyanConnode's technology is well-suited to the rollout in India for several reasons, which can be categorized into compliance, security, cost-effectiveness, reliability, and versatility.
Firstly, CyanConnode's technology operates within the license-free spectrum for Smart Metering (865-868 MHz) authorized by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), Govt. of India. This ensures compliance with government regulations in terms of advanced security and standards. Additionally, RF communication technology providers are certified by WPC, BIS, and adhere to CEA guidelines.
In terms of security, CyanConnode's RF communication for smart metering employs advanced encryption techniques to protect customer data privacy and uses closed communication networks for enhanced security. The technology also follows the Swiss Cheese Model, ensuring multiple layers of protection, and incorporates robust security measures at the device, infrastructure, and identity levels.
CyanConnode's technology is cost-effective, as RF communication has a lower power requirement than cellular-based systems, translating into significant cost savings for utilities. Moreover, RF-based systems do not have any sunset of technology, ensuring long-term sustainability and lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO). The technology is also capable of achieving 99%+ SLAs, crucial for utilities to manage energy consumption effectively.
Reliability is another advantage of CyanConnode's technology. RF-based systems are self-forming and self-healing, making them reliable in challenging environments such as hilly, semi-urban, and rural areas, in addition to urban areas. This ensures that meters are always connected to the network.
https://1lo.co/kGPwo
Tony Gott discusses AYRO deal, explains why this is important for the group, how the deal came about, how it builds on the recent supply deal in India, momentum with the share price and what investors should be looking out for in terms of news flow over the coming months.
https://1lo.co/sFRLp
New Interview from Shishir https://1lo.co/M0T04
Tony explains the various synergies that working with AVTEC will bring to Saietta, what has been driving this enormous demand for a cost effective EV solution that’s also ‘Made in India’, current production capabilities, a validation of the demand, thoughts on the future of the business and other markets and products.
https://1lo.co/WY6Zk
Sounds very positive
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1009675/saietta-group-enters-jv-in-exploding-indian-lightweight-electric-vehicle-market-1009675.html
Sorry, scrolled down and went onto new post - it should be this: https://www.autocarpro.in/news-national/saietta-and-avtec-sign-e-drive-supply-pact-for-indian-ev-market-114434
Same news, different article but with imagery: https://www.autocarpro.in/news-national/renault-nissan-alliance-inks-pact-with-kamarajar-port-to-accelerate-car-exports-114432
It's great news:
Saietta and AVTEC have stated their desire to jointly promote complete eDrive solutions to additional automotive customers in India and beyond
commercial agreements have been secured with one of the largest OEMs in the Indian light-duty mobility market, with production on track to commence in Q3 '23.
delivering at the required scale, on time, on cost and on quality. AVTEC undoubtedly ticks every one of those boxes
While the deal with Unilever is great for the business, it looks like they are nicely set up for further deals like that
Taken from a Q&A with Gareth Jenkins:
It really marks a real step change for the group in how it’s positioned in the UK.
Our year-end finishes at the end of April, we will give a post-close statement quite soon after that with some more updates that we’ll give to the market in regard to our mill investment that we announced in our half-year results. We’ll also update the market in Q1 of next year so from May/June/July onwards, we’ll give a further update around the mill, and our full-year results will be due out around September of this year.
So, quite a lot of information coming out but a really exciting time for the group.
https://1lo.co/4gp7t
Louis Hall and Neos Networks Director of Delivery Clive Hurley discuss the completion of its major implementation of its flagship Enterprise BSS solution. Explaining what was delivered, the key drivers for the project, benefits its brought, how they will continue to work together and a focus on B2B telecoms.
https://1lo.co/LU2tU
Rod provides us with an overview of the company, its strategy and explains why he came on board and invested heavily. We discover why Han**** was chosen as the flagship project, key milestones investors should look for in the coming months, how has today’s RNS changed the company’s understanding of the Elizabeth Hill project, the geological significance and how having Elizabeth Hill and Munni Munni unified in a coherent tenement under 100% ownership benefits their advancement.
https://tinyurl.com/2zpoopmo
RNS out today https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/TEAM/final-results/15788584
and a new presentation 'TEAM Plc’s Mark Clubb reviews 2022 and sets out the Company plans for 2023' https://t.co/SCsrJKNID5
The last question in this interview Greame discusses his thoughts on the competition https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6953253434720436224/
Goodbody is making strong progress in its development beyond Covid testing toward in-pharmacy diagnostic services and blood testing which should see it become profitable this year with significant upside from its current trading level.