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Justaguess: I realise that Wilson isn’t allowed to name the S&P candidate, as is standard practice in such procedures. My only point is that one should always consider the worst-case scenario. Again, I hope that Wilson has a Plan B or C for this scenario. As a long-standing shareholder, I naturally hope that the current S&P candidate for AFC will go ahead with favourable terms and conditions. And by the way, I love cheese!!

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Garonne: I’m right with you on this! You also get the feeling that precious time is slipping away. As for the S&P candidates, I reckon I’ve got until the end of April this year – a timeframe I can still manage. Fully aware that by the end of April, the share price could well drift back down well below 10 pence. It’s unimaginable, but not unlikely, that the S&P candidate might pull out, for whatever reason! What happens then? I don’t know! But one can assume that this wouldn’t send out any positive signals. One can only hope that Wilson has a Plan B in this scenario, which I believe he is capable of as the responsible CEO.

Conclusion: It remains exciting. And AFC Energy, to be honest, is currently still a highly risky investment!

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One more escalation in the Iran war and we will unfortunately quickly fall below 10 pence again; it may even head towards 5 pence. Hopefully the major shareholders will hold out!!!

Let's keep it short. Unfortunately, not much will happen here in the next year because some important implementations are still missing. Whether AFC will really manage to become big is also questionable, because the competition is strong and time is obviously running out for AFC. I hope that Wilson and his team will manage to overcome these difficult challenges in time.

I now have to decide whether to sell my AFC shares and invest in other promising shares in the meantime. Good luck to you all! 🍀

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The truth is: Wait o n e year more / 2027 ❗️❗️❗️

Overall, a rather disappointing outcome! Most people expected a little more. Now this story is unfortunately dragging on even longer! It feels like a never-ending story.

Now I also understand why Helikon has remained on board

Everyone knows by now that energy demand is already huge and will increase unimaginably in the near future, not least due to AI. The solution of covering this demand even “temporarily,” e.g., with “dirty” gas-fired power plants, will increasingly meet with extreme resistance from the population in some cases. Here, companies such as AFC Energie, with their unbeatable advantages (affordable or inexpensive/clean, etc.), have a more than realistic chance of scoring big in this huge global energy demand market, and even of revolutionizing this energy market. In short, what AFC urgently needs now is, on the one hand, a basis that guarantees rapid production and reasonable delivery times (S&P candidate/Volex, etc.). Once this is in place, on the other hand, an excellent marketing campaign must be initiated in parallel, which has absolute priority and for which AFC employs/involves highly trained and excellently networked personnel (in-house and/or external professionals). !!!

A comprehensive and clever marketing campaign naturally costs a lot of money, but in my opinion it is essential and imperative in order to raise awareness of AFC in the market and to highlight the possible affordable and environmentally friendly product alternatives (especially compared to gas-fired power plants, etc.) and thus generate interest in the first place. What is AFC's current business policy in this regard?

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Is this the beginning of a continuous rise in the share price, or is it just another speculative flash in the pan like last time, reaching 20 pence before collapsing again? I am putting my faith in Wilson's experience and credibility, and I am confident that this initial decline is backed up by convincing facts and, above all, is sustainable!

Bloom is not included in the S&P 500 and is not a candidate for inclusion!

It's so difficult to break through the £13 barrier here. There are lots of day traders here who keep raking in big daily profits. When will we finally get rid of them?

The market is not reacting particularly strongly to today's RNS, even though it is very good news. People clearly do not trust AFC due to bad experiences in the past. Helikon obviously does not believe AFC is capable of making a breakthrough either, as they are still on board. I see a huge boost coming from the as yet unnamed S&P candidate. Provided that they decide to collaborate with AFC, I believe this means, on the one hand, that they have thoroughly tested the efficiency/advantages of the product and, on the other hand, that they anticipate successful marketing and a highly interested market. One can be certain that this candidate has thoroughly explored the question of serious purchasing interest within their extremely broad network and customer base. Conclusion: If the S&P candidate agrees, the share price will, in my opinion, experience a significant increase.

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I have often found that something always leaks out to the market before important dates, at least a trend. The fact that the price is tending to remain stable and that even the smallest increases are immediately eliminated does not, in my opinion, suggest anything spectacular. If there is nothing special to announce on 25 February, I still hope for better news in mid-2026. We will need to be patient for a while longer.

I also think that Acconia is one of those eternal testers; otherwise, we would have read or heard something about it by now! If Acconia is smart, they should have tested the latest version and done so within a reasonable time frame for AFC

Since no one here has anything to criticise about Gitfinger's latest comments, it seems that everyone agrees with his views and assessments. Ultimately, I interpret his assessment to mean that we are dealing with a hopeless company that is taking its shareholders for fools. It makes me think when Gitfinger's opinion is left uncommented on here. I stand by my perception that AFC is a promising company for a variety of reasons. !!

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@Gitfinger, perhaps it hasn't dawned on you yet that nothing stays the same forever. That means that things can change, and sometimes they have to. Once bad always means bad is not necessarily true either. Mistakes happen! Not to you! What's bad is your absolutism, which leaves no room for alternatives here. Because the alternative here is change/a turn for the better; and this turn is a reality that you cannot prevent or ignore with your obviously entrenched attitude towards the company. Gutfinger, let me tell you one more thing: in 6-12 months at the latest, this new reality will catch up with you; hopefully you can live with that. I have my doubts, you prodigal son.

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@Ade … Have you ever heard the term ‘marketing measures’? Probably not! Then you'd better keep quiet!

Gitfinger, with your destructive nature and ignorance, despite the positive changes that are emerging, I hope that you will isolate yourself here in the forum community. What you are doing here has nothing to do with factual and objective criticism and logical thinking; basing your arguments here essentially on a 5-year chart not only casts doubt on your intelligence, but is also irresponsible towards inexperienced shareholders. But one thing is certain: for your behaviour here, the stock market devil will take you to hell, and that is certainly not pleasant.

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Why has the share price fallen again in recent days despite the potentially positive outlook?

Is that the response to my comment? Pretty weak!!! Please, no stupid phrases that no one understands, just facts!!