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There’s no way possible suitors can ignore them either!

When do they panic and take their profit? If this was going the other way there would be plenty of profit taking. Nothing has changed over the last month, let only week. Would love to understand the true market dynamics here. Time for a “GameStop” or an “AMC” here!!!

With much of the USA now fully open (for example Vegas now operating at 100% capacity) the recent weakness in the share price seems totally out of kilter to the improving environment.

Slowburner - great name in association with Bango!
Love this share/company - looking forward to the next company update - surely the market can’t let anymore developments pass it by!!

Placing price probably the factor here. Clearly the ‘closed nature’ of the placing attracted those who wanted to make a quick turn. Can only imagine that it is these individuals/entities that are happy to recover their money now. Happy if they wish to keep selling to me at this price - perhaps in the event of any future placing I can have first dibs in future!

As you would expect - all very positive stuff.

Can certainly see the Govt providing some sort of (green) tax break following the end of red diesel in the construction industry - got to really.

Last chance to top up below the placing price. Other than a need for cash it is beyond me as to who would be selling at this point in time. Surely the price will move upwards just on scarcity grounds now.

Good luck to anyone shorting this stock. Sentiment is very fickle and come lockdown easing day in just 3 weeks time, there will be no looking back. This is where the leisure money will be spent. Holidays/travel will remain under a cloud as people remain reluctant to commit large sums.

100%

May as well make a bid for AFC.

Would love someone to explain how Boku can have a market cap 3 times bigger than Bango.
Can’t go to the London presentation (can’t make it down from Cambridge in time!!) but would love someone to ask what actually distinguishes the two companies.

Thanks BJ bit too late for that - got a fair wedge over time. Expecting liquidity/spread will improve when the share price moves towards my estimation of true value. Find the current valuation quite perplexing but there’s only so much you can have of a good thing.

Share price below £14!! Buy buy buy. Great company/prospects.

The share price seems ridiculously low and therefore the fear of a hostile bid is very real. The thing I find so unattractive is the large spread in bid offer price and the relatively poor liquidity in the stock. However, there is clearly a floor on the stock at the current level making it a very attractive proposition bid or not.

To me this seems an ideal takeover play for a petroleum company to make a significant ‘green statement’, with the opportunity to rapidly scale production up and help get things really going in the hydrogen market.
Surely the idea of having their trademark stamped on many fuel cells throughout the World would mitigate their current environmental standing and get a real leap ahead of their peers.
I would imagine just the marketing budget of said companies would go a long way in supporting a bid.

No Chippy different rat!! I’m the positive one.

Malik - I’m sure they don’t care about the depreciation in the share price anymore than me.
There’s only one direction the SP will be going in the next 3 months.

Sorry Fuelcell didn’t mean to be impolite but I just can’t see any of these players consolidating. Would be far too disruptive and would be counter productive at their current scale. However, if a very large player was to take them under their wing then that would be totally different.
The petroleum companies have the resources and a responsibility to start showing a real interest in the environment.

Yep total load of bs.
However, a very easy route in for a large petroleum company to flex their green credentials and have the capital and infrastructure to really scale this sector up at the rate that the environment is crying out for. Just imagine the kudos that any such company would have, if fuel cells had their trademark on them.