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Thetruthgb- ‘ride it out now’ suggests you’ve given up on the tech when so many respected companies across the world are saying how brilliant the tech is, in the form of JVs and individual field testing. If everything was as bad as you incessantly make out do you conceivably think those JVs would have been signed ?

Your gripe is with Adam Bond. You actually sound like a disgruntled ex-employee and have felt the need to change your name on here multiple times over those 13 years.

If, as you state, you’re going to ‘let them ride’, that would suggest you just forget about them and not talk the company down day in day out! Oh, and if the worst ever did happen with the company, how can you sue a company that doesn’t exist?

Have a peaceful day enjoying what news we might next receive from AFC.

1863 - well you can just bore off with your Prosecco and budgie smugglers and defend yourself on another board.

Stockcheque has, like others, summed up the potential upcoming news. Ciao !

On top of the fantastic news we’ve received recently, there’s potentially a lot more we could hear about before end of Q4…

1) Announcement of an ammonia cracker parter in conjunction with the set of of the test facility

2) European hire partner announcement

3) delivery of high power units to ABB, Acciona with validation results

4) Confirmation of the Speedy JV

5) Delivery of initial units to Speedy. Plus additional orders of the high power generators if validation confirmed

6) potential announcement of an order into TAMGO

Let’s face it, I doubt that TAMGO would have proceeded if there was any doubt about the higher power generators. They’d look a bit silly just marketing a 10kw unit across all those countries?

Very exciting few weeks ahead folks 😊

Absolutely brilliant to see some really positive news over the past few weeks. We’re now seeing the building blocks put in place to become truly commercial. It’s been a very long and bumpy road and I’m sure we’ll see some more bumpy periods to come but yesterday’s news was really significant in my view. TAMGO will be the equivalent of the Speedy joint venture but on a vast scale, offering PR, customer services and maintenance arrangements. If we see a manufacturing agreement coming out of this also then the opportunities for AFC could be enormous- not a ramp, fact!

We’ve seen UK Gov providing financial support along with the Speedy Hire JV and let’s not forget the news we’re awaiting for the high power cells. Then of course, as highlighted by Bond yesterday, we have the ammonia cracker development as a separate business arm which, again could be a game changer for AFC.

Yea, we’ve all been incredibly patient to this point but these recent developments are very significant in my opinion. Good luck all.

BumbleB3 - the number of times I’ve seen you having to explain it to that idiot is incredible. Either he is so thick it doesn’t enter his pathetic head or he has a set agenda to try and distort the real facts. I have filtered the snivelling little tick for years so thankfully can’t see his pathetic stupidity. Sad that he can spend so much time on this site regurgitating his bile.

Brightfuture - great post and a useful analogy. The potential for what you have written is all there. Speedy have a reputation to hold and clearly want reliable products that will work day in day out or can be serviced rapidly when required. For Speedy to enter into a JV with AFC (regardless of the ABB units about to be delivered), speaks volumes about AFCs Power Towers and the potential revenues they will bring to Speedy.

Afoutleafclover- he was already in Netherlands, working remotely for AFC. Shame he’s going but he’s going to a more senior role and in his home country. It happens. Good luck to him.

DW - suggesting I “post a lot of 💩 “ really does let you down. Your bitterness and negativity is quite sad but also laughable.

It’s not worth wasting any more of my time replying as you’ll just find a negative or insult.

Time yet again to put you on filter with the others.

Thanks for the correction BumbleB3. Hope you’re well.

DW - I have always been honest on here and my position hasn’t changed.

1. Did AB take the company from the brink when the old system failed? Yes

2. Did AB bring an oligarch (they were welcome back then) with an £8m investment in AFC plus 2 very capable executives onto the BOD when we needed confidence in our tech as well as much needed investment? Yes

3. Did AB successfully manage a massive fund raise when confidence in the technology was questionable? Yes

4. Did AB bring in Denora to accelerate our tech development? Yes

5. Did AB demonstrate that our new technology is capable of withstanding all weather and environmental conditions across the world via Extreme E ? Yes

6. Did AB ensure we maximised our PR via Extreme E ? Yes

7. Has AB developed a JV with one of the world’s largest and most influential engineering companies, ABB? Yes

8. Has AB overseen investment by ABB with the potential to supply an off grid solution to EV charging, to the whole world with their fast charging technology? Yes

9. Has ABB overseen the development of additional revenue streams in the form of the Flex Fuel technologies? Yes

10. Has AB developed relationships with many of Europe’s construction companies with ongoing revenue from those companies? Yes

11. Has AB overseen the delivery of a major endorsement from UK Gov resulting in the recently announced grant of £4.3m ? Yes

12. Has AB delivered an exclusive relationship with UKs largest hire company who also have outlets in UAE ? Yes

13. Has AB controlled the finances to minimise waste and maximise development of the tech? Yes

14. Had AB overseen the steady growth in quality employees from a handful to around 120. Each of those roles appears to reflect the desire to commercialise and continuing R&D

I could go on but I think this modest list shows that the CEO is delivering on so many levels We all want things to move faster but what we see above is dedication, commitment and a massive amount of hard work.

It’s a shame many nay-sayers on here can’t see past their vitriolic noses and actually see what’s actually happening here. A long but steady road to success!

The truth is DW there are many of us (I think you included) that saw the potential of this technology way way too soon. The technology is only now developing into one that will be used by the new hydrogen economy. Let’s face it, 13 or so years ago when we bought into AFC, there was no talk of EV charging, data centre back up(or even as a primary power source), diesel genset replacement, shipping power source etc. The technology back then is nothing to how it is looking now. In hindsight we bought in way too early but I am absolutely convinced that the markets we are moving into (as validated by the UK gov grant, and JVs with the likes of ABB) will deliver us to a multi division company that supplies clean power to a diverse range of use cases and on the opposite side, we’ll also be providing cracker and reformer technology that can deliver clean hydrogen to our own fuel cells or any other fuel cell provider.

Yes, of course I wish we could have seen the benefits of our investment a lot sooner (we could have sold at 80p years ago) but i now feel we have products that customers need to meet the demands of government sustainability goals. The SP is woefully low given the IP and commercial status- the world economy hasn’t helped this, oil industry is fighting against new clean technologies and shorting all have a contributory contribution to our current SP. It WILL change!

What a bitter and twisted individual you are DW. You really do make me laugh with the negative tripe you come out with.

AFC has pulled a lot out of the bag in recent days and as you know, it takes a huge amount of effort to negotiate grants and JV with partners. The have JVs with the largest companies we could hope for and we’re testing in the field with mega names in the construction industry yet still you find something to berate them. Either you’re a bitter ex-employee or a paid basher pretending to hold shares but whatever your motive for being on here, it’s quite pathetic how you consistently spew out such negativity. I feel sorry for you actually.

What a truly vulgar person you are Ade1234. Back on ignore

Ade1234 - you are an investor! So you’ve sold up and have no further need to waste your time messaging on here?

Like we were all born yesterday Mr Shorter.

They have until the end of July to release the interims, so I’m sure they’re very capable of deciding when to release it.

Great command of the King’s English there MelvinAFC. Almost as if someone had logged into your account to post another time wasting message. Thanks for that gem.

Haha fear you? Laughable!

You have a 50:50 guess of predicting the sp direction so unless you know something that everyone else doesn’t then it’s market abuse and manipulation. I hope the FCA are monitoring you as you have been reported numerous times by genuine investors…. Fact !

I’m not going to waste my time looking at your twaddle anymore- back on ignore you go.

What a snivelling little tick you are Ade. You regularly have posts removed for libellous posts against AFC. Now you are giving investment advice - from you, the “woe is me “ pathetic attempt at being a naive investor for the past 10 years.

What twisted investor would want to see their company fail? Only you, you sad, vindictive excuse of a human being.

I shall continue to report your libellous posts and have them removed.

Oh I thoroughly enjoyed telling you this and very much hope all new investors will NOT be influenced by your tiresome tripe.

Have a great weekend genuine investors.