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„ Letzter trade london Today 13.05.2026

17:35:05 579.270 shares“

Back to the past?

Mr Trump and Mr Vance have been campaigning for Mr Farage for some time now, using money above all else. These Americans undoubtedly want to create a system in England similar to that currently in place in America, and Mr Starmer is fighting against it. Trump and Starmer are no friends.

What will happen to UK energy policy if Farage, who is also controlled by America, comes to power? A complete return to oil and gas? Wind farms gone, as Trump doesn’t like them at all? And hydrogen – surely we don’t need that, do we? I reckon there’ll be quite a few changes! ITM, Ceres, AFC etc. would be well advised to pivot towards an international focus as quickly as possible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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The Rheinmetall situation is going to take time. In Germany, everything takes way too long (the only thing they’re really speeding up these days is racking up debt)! I figure Rheinmetall will certainly need a lot of time, even though we don’t really have that time given the serious threat from Putin. But Rheinmetall will have to go through time-consuming coordination with all NATO countries regarding ITM. I estimate that, despite Putin, it will take at least a year before a decision is made.

Speaking of time. A preliminary agreement was signed between ITM and Deutsche Bahn a year ago, or rather over 360 days ago. And? Heard anything yet? No? Why would you! I’m German and I see what (isn’t) going on here in our country. The bureaucracy in Germany is growing and growing. And there are plenty of bureaucrats at Deutsche Bahn, too. Bottom line: This is going to take a while. And the new boss, Ms. Palla, is going to put everything under the microscope again anyway.

@40034427: ITM will make its way even without Rheinmetall and without Deutsche Bahn. The market is big enough!!

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@FTsefan: The stock price will plummet again if there is no positive news from the company in the foreseeable future. Everyone here is waiting daily for such news—including major contracts that can generate substantial revenue. If nothing happens here by June 30, 2026—which I hope won’t be the case—the stock price will, in my opinion, experience a significant downward correction. If there is absolutely positive news to report in the next 2–3 weeks, we will sustainably break through the 2-pound mark and head toward 3 pounds! That’s my opinion!!

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@MW-Dude: Sorry, under conclusion it wasn't Volex's involvement, but Wilson's!

@MW-Dude: Sorry, under conclusion it wasn't Volex's involvement, but Wilson's!

@NW--DudeToday ( Look ITM )

Well, ITM does indeed have an excellent management team and board, which is down to Linde’s influence. This, of course, greatly enhances ITM’s public image; in other words, having Linde in the background lends a high level of expertise and credibility (see the links established with the UK government as a shareholder and sponsor, as well as with Rheinmetall).

AFC, as a technically proficient, highly innovative company, had previously lacked a supportive and market-recognised partner such as Linde, and consequently also the know-how in the areas of strategy and marketing.

Unfortunately, this hampered development, so that the experienced and successful sales executive John Wilson was recruited for AFC in early 2025 to fill this gap. Wilson’s strengths also include his in-depth technical expertise, but above all his high intelligence and excellent comprehension, as well as his ability to make and implement decisions swiftly. The international network he has built up over several years is also very useful for his work at AFC. All of this could certainly be confirmed by the highly successful CEO Nat Rothschild of the listed company VOLEX; Wilson has been advising and supporting Rothschild for some time and remains on the Volex— board!!

Conclusion: For me personally, Volex’s involvement is the decisive key to success!

I believe this will be confirmed over the coming months. But as you quite rightly said, everyone should do their own research on this.

Well, ITM does indeed have an excellent management team and board, which is down to Linde’s influence. This, of course, greatly enhances ITM’s public image; in other words, having Linde in the background lends a high level of expertise and credibility (see the links established with the UK government as a shareholder and sponsor, as well as with Rheinmetall).

AFC, as a technically proficient, highly innovative company, had previously lacked a supportive and market-recognised partner such as Linde, and consequently also the know-how in the areas of strategy and marketing.

Unfortunately, this hampered development, so that the experienced and successful sales executive John Wilson was recruited for AFC in early 2025 to fill this gap. Wilson’s strengths also include his in-depth technical expertise, but above all his high intelligence and excellent comprehension, as well as his ability to make and implement decisions swiftly. The international network he has built up over several years is also very useful for his work at AFC. All of this could certainly be confirmed by the highly successful CEO Nat Rothschild of the listed company VOLEX; Wilson has been advising and supporting Rothschild for some time and remains on the Volex— board!!

Conclusion: For me personally, Volex’s involvement is the decisive key to success!

I believe this will be confirmed over the coming months. But as you quite rightly said, everyone should do their own research on this.

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@Garonne, you ended up in my filter today. I hope you find happiness in your life!! All the best to you!

And I see a very close collaboration with AFC Energy—in the not-too-distant future—as a logical extension of the ITM profile. In my view, this would make sense for AFC as well. The future looks exciting!

Today, all the gravediggers are united. If that's what you want!!

Thanks Investmentpro:

It is nice to see, that the name AFC Energy is present in USA!

There are currently a lot of small orders selling at 15 pence. Those all need to be cleared first. It will still take some time before the smaller traders are completely out.

Unfortunately, there is currently no encouraging, well-founded news, so we have to expect the price to drop again by tonight. However, I am confident that we will be treated to some good news in the foreseeable future. That’s my opinion!!

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That's a really interesting article!!!

Can you give the exact source here?

In LINKEDIN / Dennis Schulz :

„We want to strengthen our ties on defence, with ITM Power and Rheinmetall creating a new network of fuel production plants to supply our armed forces.”

said Secretary of State for Business and Trade Peter Kyle at yesterday’s UK-Germany Business-Government Forum in Berlin.

The focus on electrolytic hydrogen derived e-fuels is important. Domestic, decentralised fuel production strengthens resilience and reduces dependency in times of conflicts.

German Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy Katherina Reiche also pointed to the need to strengthen economic and energy resilience in response to a more uncertain geopolitical environment.

The clip is worth a watch. A good reflection of how the conversation is shifting from pure decarbonisation to defence.

I shared a few thoughts on this at the ministerial roundtable, more on that shortly.

#defence #hydrogen #efuels #energy

Unfortunately, ITM isn't keeping up with our AFC / H-Power. But Wilson will pull it off (just like CEO Schulze at ITM), I'm sure of it❗️🍀

DAZ: 743

I suspect that the negotiations with the S&P candidate—which are certainly not going to be easy—are dragging on. Now it’s getting down to the nitty-gritty. I could imagine that they want to buy the whole company if they see a billion-dollar business opportunity here. Things like this take time. I just hope Wilson can negotiate from a position of strength; but that assumes there are other strong, suitable prospective buyers besides the S&P candidate!!

You can assume that contract negotiations like this can drag on for weeks. My follow-up deadline is the end of May, or more likely the end of June 2026. I don’t expect any results by then. Take a look at the daily fluctuations in the stock price; in my opinion, that reflects the situation as well!!

There’s a lot of money to be made

in the new energy sector. For example, Siemens Energy or

Bloom are companies whose stock prices keep climbing higher and higher. Even companies associated with AFC Energy / H-Power, such as Volex—where Wilson serves as an advisor to the CEO—aren’t just hitting the gas in terms of stock price!!

Similarly, the stock price of AIR PRODUCTS, a potential S&P candidate,

is soaring to new heights. Who knows where AFC Energy’s stock price will go next—and will it possibly join the ranks of the aforementioned companies? As they say at Toyota: Nothing IS IMPOSSIBLE!

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I fear the S&P -candidate has ambitions to launch a TAKEOVER!!!

In that case, we can only hope that the takeover price per share is at least 1 euro And more!!

If the basis is to be the current share price—which, in my view, is clearly being kept artificially low at the moment—then most of us, if not all of us, are very likely headed for a loss!!

In the event of a takeover attempt—which cannot be ruled out—I’m counting on Wilson and the demands of the major shareholders who have held their shares for many years!! They certainly won’t let themselves be fobbed off!!!

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Hydro-Jen:

I think I know why the process with the S&P candidate is taking so long. Assuming that technical feasibility has already been confirmed and Phase A is now underway, the perhaps even more difficult Phase B is beginning: negotiating the contractual terms. Here, AFC / H-Power / Hyamtec face an extremely demanding task of securing agreements that, above all, do not contain excessive restrictions or concessions and leave AFC with sufficient financial, administrative, and developmental freedom. Above all, Wilson will have to be careful not to put himself too much at the mercy of the S&P candidate and ensure a high degree of autonomy, which also means being vigilant about takeover risks and patent protection.

Conclusion:

These contract negotiations are crucial for us as shareholders! I believe that with Wilson, this enormous responsibility is in the right hands. If the deal with the S&P candidate were to fall through, it would not be due to the product, but rather the contract terms. In that case, it would be better to forgo the candidate—despite the initial excitement—and find a new partner. The current crisis and the global shift toward renewable energy are helping Wilson to take a strong stance in the negotiation process and bring this matter to a successful conclusion.

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