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Same Garonne. RR,FRES to name a few. Patience runs only so far.

Https://energy.ec.europa.eu/document/download/f3358e26-6bec-444b-8024-05385c28d00c_en?filename=delegated-regulation-second-union-list-projects-common-and-mutual-interest_Annex_en.PDF

Page 11 onward

Interesting sequence of automated trades over the last 30min trying to collapse the order book and price. It succeeded too. Hold tight, I think it's going to get a little bumpy from here on

Https://www.britishbulls.com/SignalPage.aspx?lang=en&Ticker=AFC.L

Cutting through all the bs on this site. Here's some facts. British Bulls had this as a BUY on Tuesday, yesterday it was Stay Long.

Price is moving up.

That's all you need to know at the moment.

No, I've been watching AFC for over 15 yrs. I just hadn't seen Tamgo's promo video and thought other investors might like to see it.

No view here. As for me not posting much, I have better things to do. Better to say little and to appear the fool, instead of saying lots and leaving no doubt.

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I wonder where all the hydrogen is coming from for this pipeline. Maybe our illustrious leaders are going to import liquid hydrogen at great expense. So silly they drove air products to pull out of the ammonia import hub earlier today year because the government didn't have a credible policy.

I think some investors are now positioned for news...just a waiting game

Come on Mr Wilson...where are the deals?

My money is on Linde as the SP500 partner. Their head office is Guildford, Surrey, which 'just up the road' from AFC's base. But WTFDIK.

It is actually more - £2.8m. Let that sink in! And then there is a huge deprecation. Looks like our CFO is clearing the books

Let's cut through the BS on this board. Has anyone noticed the write off of £2m of kit in the update from our CFO. I hope there's a good explanation for that very significant waste of share-holder funds.

Ade, a poor irrelevant statement for sensible investors who think strategically. Best time to buy when sentiment is down, if the investment case holds up. The MMs will see an uptick ahead. Given the low liquidity they will need a good spread and shares to sell when the demand comes in at higher prices. Because people buy more on news and when the price is higher, dumb as that sounds.

No sight of AFC...come on but ITM is on there.

https://haush.co.uk/hydrogen-gas-in-the-uk-supply-quantities-and-costs/

How's the order book looking from a LVL 2 perspective at 1pm ? Does anyone have access to it?

What are all these little trades? The conspiracies in me suggests these are MM trading signals., or the MMs balancing the order book to round out the bid and offers to round numbers?

25p..this year (in the past that is actually in context). Do I really have to spell it out? Yes it's been higher in the past, but that's not the context or relevant history.

Sorry meant to say 'their own' not 'there' on my last post

Thanks Daz, for your opinion. Others can form there own. Yes I used some AI tools to do some research, but checked the details of its research. For clarity the £1 is not something an analyst has said. It is only referenced in forums like this. But as crystal ball long term forecasts 80p to £1 is possible. Short and near term forecasts are based on published analyst predictions (you can look them up) and have higher confidence based on recent news flow. But still may not come true of course.

Important Caveats:

Confirmation is Key: The most crucial element is whether the undisclosed S&P 500 company is indeed Linde. Without official confirmation, these are speculative valuations only.

Execution Risk: Even with a strong partner, AFC Energy must successfully execute on the development and commercialization of its technology.

Market Conditions: The broader market sentiment towards hydrogen, green energy, and small-cap growth stocks will also influence the share price.

Dilution: Future funding needs, even with a strong partner, could still lead to some share dilution, which would impact the per-share value.

Competitive Landscape: The hydrogen sector is becoming increasingly competitive, and AFC Energy will need to maintain its technological edge.

In summary, a confirmed partnership with Linde would be a game-changer for AFC Energy. Given its current market cap and the significant potential de-risking and commercial acceleration a Linde partnership would bring, a ballpark increase could realistically see the share price rise to 30-50p in the medium term, with the potential for even higher long-term upside if the partnership proves highly successful in driving revenue and market share. The initial jump from the recent JDA announcement has already demonstrated the market's enthusiasm for such collaborations