Me then Revenues10 Jul 2022 21:18
Based on simple maths, the 28MWh when up and running in 2027 will generate annual revenues as follows;
24 hours * 365 days * 28MWh * £178 which equates to £43m per annum. Over a 12 year period, £524m. Assuming these will be based on 14*2MWh (upgrades from the current 1.5MWh machines). Additionally, the will be revenues from the current 6MWh array already in place plus the BESS at Uksmouth.
This doesn’t account for any of the Japan, India, Indonesia or other projects that are beyond their testing phases!
I just don’t see how all of that equates to a £18m market cap?
Perhaps there are some fundamental flaws in my maths or logic, however, unless Maygen ownership has dropped below my understood 100% or my calculations are simplistically incorrect, surely the value of this entity should be far far higher!