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Creates a good temporary buying opportunity just below the placing price.

Castle. HUI IPOd barely 3 years ago.

You aren't half a disgusting human being. Not sure why you bother.

Now grow up.

Of course at that point (0.1p) the dilution will be so massive to keep the lights on we'll be in the 10's of billions of shares.

No, I like PHE, as I've written off my £3k investment already at 2.5p (but you don't read), so will only countenance investing more at 0.1p or on delivery of significant £millions contract news. The latter of which is highly, highly unlikely.

Or you can stop being such a digsuting person and leave the HUI board alone for the sake of all the shareholders there.

HUI is still 65% up compared to 10 days ago. what's PHE up. oh, it isn't. for months due to significant dilution :/

You don't read Castle though do you. I'm on a free ride there. Honestly. It's like you can lead a snake to water but can't force it to drink.

I'm waiting for 0.1p here before even contemplating adding more.

Ssccss- all of the Directors have no mandate to act for the company as more the 15months since the last AGM has elapsed. Directors are now personally liable.

HW is selling here as you know! 0.1p soon for you Castle.

The fact that the only people who post here are cross ramping traders and Castle tells you all you need to know about this share.

£2k sold today so far. More sells in the pipeline. Good job Castle you're doing this share proud.

500k revenues, £165k profit. Not enough to support a £22m MCAP Castle.

Stuartv " Share loan deal was for a limited period" who says there is a timelimit on this? missed this information, basically, anywhere.

Also "Subject to conditions to be fulfilled within 120 days and the achievement of certain milestones, the parties will enter into a binding agreement."

So 120 days is the upper limit. Would be good to know what other conditions need to be fulfilled (e.g. the £250k placing - check, what about others I wonder).

A goodly amount of information here rather than Castle's bitter pill. poor boy. didn't manage your risk? In addition you can see I've been here a while and been buying a lot below 1.6p (most recent was £250 at 0.98 before the news came out - got a nice average - much better than my PHE one which imo is still overpriced for what it is, eh Castle).

I normally find the best place to go is not AI, which can be fed erroneous statements and spew it back out and is only ever wanting to please the reader (otherwise the user wouldn't want to use the AI interface again, think about that) but usually it gives you sources. There are no sources associated with any of the AI generate clatrap here because there are none.

https://www.inentec.com/the-pem-process

For facts about the process, look at the InEnTech website:

"InEnTec solved waste to energy.

​InEnTec’s mission is to create sustainable and profitable solutions that address the global challenges of GHG emissions, plastics’ circularity, and waste accumulation.

As an industry leader in gasification systems, InEnTec provides solutions to economically and responsibly turn the world's waste into valuable green products, fuels, and energy.

Our patented Plasma Enhanced Melter (PEM) technology is proven with 11 PEM facilities deployed worldwide, in various markets, over the past 20+ years.

The PEM system processes, recycles, and transforms virtually any waste – biomass, hazardous, industrial non-hazardous, medical waste, and municipal solid – by breaking down waste molecules into elemental building blocks.

Unlike other gasifiers, InEnTec uses a proprietary technology (the PEM technology) that synergistically combines plasma arc technology with a molten glass bath to rearrange the atoms of virtually any organic waste into syngas in an economical way."

For facts about how such a process would work in the MENA region look at:

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/cost-of-electricity-by-country

https://saudipedia.com/en/article/2923/government-and-politics/systems/law-of-municipalities-and-rural-areas-in-saudi-arabia (I don't see 'how to protest or vote against a planning application section on this website)

And of course the fact that MENA have a lot of money to spend on this and an ever increasing pile of plastic and hard to recycle waste building up - they've decided not to just keep dumping it in the desert. Bravo at least a couple of countries are taking the bull by the horns.

GL

CastlePaul = Ignoranus. rofl

Can't even deramp a solid tech properly and got his ass handed to him by HW. What an ignoranus.

Castle - think HW called you 'an ignoranus'. Pretty apt I think. That was after you deramped InEnTech using zero research or intelligence,, and you were then put right (which can also be verified on the InEnTech website).

So. Who's stating misleading information? Is it you? or is it the company who's successful tech that's been in use for 20 years in 11 countries?

Ignoranus.

Hi both,

stop and desist attempts to trash the HUI share. I did warn you. Here is the below analysis based on your argumentation of lack of revenue.

If anyone is on Telegram can they also make the HUI and PHE admins aware of the behaviour of these people please and ban them from the group(s) or to warn them. We all want both solutions to work apart from these above two posters.

https://www.inentec.com/about-inentec

Ooops. looks like you haven't understood the 06/06/2025 RNS, nor the technology.

"Our patented Plasma Enhanced Melter (PEM) technology is proven with 11 PEM facilities deployed worldwide, in various markets, over the past 20+ years. "

Better than PHE's and to be honest it does a very similar thing so why have PHE spent about £25m (from my memory and checking RNSs) on this so far over the past 10 years (with dilutative placings)?

So far PHE has what, £550k revenues from Engsolve (revenues, not profits) and has a £22m MCAP. So far HUI has £100k from loan repayments plus is owed £1m from OO (which is twice the Engsolve's income) plus the 100k/year means an income for the next 2 years of £600k assuming paid back however these are not revenues they are profits and a current MCAP of £6.8m. Assuming a profit margin of 30% (like EQTEC who have approx £3m in FEED and engineering supports services in revenues in 2024 and an MCAP of £4m and SP of 0.575p) the Engsolves profit is approximately £165,000, which is just 28% of the revenues for HUI based over the next 2 years. So £165,000 vs £600,000 clear income. In addition the OO loan of £1m is not taxable however the interest payments may be. All of Engsolve's revenue is taxable.

So by the rationale of the Swazers and Castlepaul the MCAP for PHE should be around £6m with an SP of 0.13p given the financial income and revenues due PHE.

As I've said before, I've got shares in PHE, am in the red, but I'd like to buy more at 0.1p which is PHE's current fair value if compared over the next 2 years.

Also note that the InEnTech units would be fully built and commercially functioning within 24months of SPV start. Also note that it's the Project Owners and not HUI who would be funding the cost of these units (as per the RNS 06/06/2025) (refusting CastlePauls insinuation that HUI would be paying for it all - not true).

So similar MCAPs except PHE has 4.4bln shares :/ so the SP should be 10x less.

Sorry all of you innocent investors in PHE (of which many are in both companies as HUI were waiting, for years, for commercially available PHE tech). You can help though by reporting all posts good or bad by Swazers and CastlePaul on a regular basis and so remove them from this and other BBs. Good luck.

Hi both,

stop and desist attempts to trash the HUI share. I did warn you. Here is the below analysis based on your argumentation of lack of revenue.

If anyone is on Telegram can they also make the HUI and PHE admins aware of the behaviour of these people please and ban them from the group(s) or to warn them. We all want both solutions to work apart from these above two posters.

https://www.inentec.com/about-inentec

Ooops. looks like you haven't understood the 06/06/2025 RNS, nor the technology.

"Our patented Plasma Enhanced Melter (PEM) technology is proven with 11 PEM facilities deployed worldwide, in various markets, over the past 20+ years. "

Better than PHE's and to be honest it does a very similar thing so why have PHE spent about £25m (from my memory and checking RNSs) on this so far over the past 10 years (with dilutative placings)?

So far PHE has what, £550k revenues from Engsolve (revenues, not profits) and has a £22m MCAP. So far HUI has £100k from loan repayments plus is owed £1m from OO (which is twice the Engsolve's income) plus the 100k/year means an income for the next 2 years of £600k assuming paid back however these are not revenues they are profits and a current MCAP of £6.8m. Assuming a profit margin of 30% (like EQTEC who have approx £3m in FEED and engineering supports services in revenues in 2024 and an MCAP of £4m and SP of 0.575p) the Engsolves profit is approximately £165,000, which is just 28% of the revenues for HUI based over the next 2 years. So £165,000 vs £600,000 clear income. In addition the OO loan of £1m is not taxable however the interest payments may be. All of Engsolve's revenue is taxable.

So by the rationale of the Swazers and Castlepaul the MCAP for PHE should be around £6m with an SP of 0.13p given the financial income and revenues due PHE.

As I've said before, I've got shares in PHE, am in the red, but I'd like to buy more at 0.1p which is PHE's current fair value if compared over the next 2 years.

Also note that the InEnTech units would be fully built and commercially functioning within 24months of SPV start. Also note that it's the Project Owners and not HUI who would be funding the cost of these units (as per the RNS 06/06/2025) (refusting CastlePauls insinuation that HUI would be paying for it all - not true).

So similar MCAPs except PHE has 4.4bln shares :/ so the SP should be 10x less.

Sorry all of you innocent investors. You can help though by reporting all posts good or bad by Swazers and CastlePaul on a regular basis and so remove them from this and other BBs. Good luck.

Dr Al - get back to the PHE board or I'll start posting on that one - and I am 100% sure the £22m MCAP is far, far too high for Engsolve. So, what's it gonna be?

You are also quite wrong to think HUI are all over the place. The OO is already bringing in revenues to OO and the preIPO is either closed or if you're lucky it may still be open to further investors, the MENA deal will progress the hydrogen modus operandi and bring in revenues.

PHE however... when's that £20m revenue coming in again to support the MCAP?