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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Afc Energy Plc | LSE:AFC | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B18S7B29 | ORD 0.1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-1.08 | -5.81% | 17.50 | 17.18 | 17.48 | 18.68 | 17.02 | 18.68 | 3,642,352 | 16:28:36 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Elec Indl Apparatus, Nec | 582k | -16.45M | -0.0220 | -7.95 | 130.6M |
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15/3/2015 16:22 | bz Many a mug will burn fingers ; People paid in mid 30's Friday, already showing a deferred tax asset¬! I got moderated by New Tech of phe fame who created a new thread in my honour; he could not deal with an analysis of the last RNS in response to a peep question; US$ 1 bn over 10 years = US$ 100m revenue a year revenue 1MW plant cost @ US$ 1m= 50 MW = US$ 50m US$ 100m revenue a year revenue 40% JV share revenue US$40m 40% JV Share cost US$??? 40% JV share AFC to put US$20m 101 cell FC yet to be proven produces 240kw 50MW = equivalent 200 units First phase of 5MW to be operational by end of 2016 (subject to permitting) Second phase of 45MW forecast to be operational by end of 2019 (subject to permitting) Has anyone looked at the JV partner credentials? Did Roman buy in the post RNS rush? would he have known of the JV? How much does a Press release cost? I think Bond is off the rails, the two partners are not up to this; Eng contractor with $230m contratcs, Gas co specialist in Co2. Answers on a post card please | norbus | |
15/3/2015 16:17 | Look...just relax....lets be happy they have finally taken an experimental FC into the real world, that achievement is enough for those of us who have been here a very long time. What the future holds nobody knows....what happens will happen...we are just bystanders....Who have a stake in a company that may or may not achieve our wildest valuations....Be sure there is long way to go yet. Slightly disappointed that US has been put on the back burner...due to change in green policies which are political rather than doing the right thing | beeezzz | |
15/3/2015 16:17 | Have to laugh at some posters on the other thread. Obviously haven't a clue what is happening here. If they are short they need to load up with large quantities of burnshield dressings immediately. Very Serious !! | tidy 2 | |
15/3/2015 16:14 | POSCO Energy, a fuel cell systems provider (and probably a competitor to the JV entity) in South Korea turned over an incredible £1.1 in revenue back in 2011!http://en.wikip | tidy 2 | |
15/3/2015 14:47 | I see ride the wave is desperate ramping this,if its that good why the continuous ramping | milliecusto | |
15/3/2015 14:24 | "...Aggressive target of 1 Gigawatt (1,000MW) of AFC Energy fuel cell capacity in the pipeline by the end of 2020...Assuming a target (approximate) capital pricing of 1MW at US$3.0m (which is highly competitive relative to other fuel cell technologies), this produces a cumulative AFC “book” value at approx. US $3.0 billion in 6 years... Achievement of the above should make AFC Energy the largest fuel cell energy company in the world..." AFC, Presentation - Slide 7, | new tech | |
15/3/2015 13:27 | That was said at 14p | tidy 2 | |
15/3/2015 13:23 | as with many stocks that rightly re-rate if you trust charts it will cost you money. they mean nothing on a re-rate. | traidemark | |
15/3/2015 13:14 | You seem to be ramping this alot,if you looked at the chart it was met with a lot of selling at 30p area,it will need greater volume to break and hold above 30p..i.e news. | milliecusto | |
15/3/2015 13:07 | Charts can be thrown out of the window on this transformational news . The volume is getting bigger each day and I don't expect it to stop anytime soon . The fundamentals are doing all the talking . It's all about dividends . | ride the wave | |
15/3/2015 13:04 | AFC look like they are heading the beginning of a new ere. No more drilling holes to find hydrocarbons, these guys are surrounded by hydrogen gold, not a drill or the associated expense in sight. | tidy 2 | |
15/3/2015 12:59 | What a crank lmao. Smh | tidy 2 | |
15/3/2015 12:45 | £8.89 I think that's conservative to be honest, theres not many opps like this around at the moment so as mentioned above day traders will be all over it in the mornings and shorters all over it in the afternoons but it will achieve value in the end. | traidemark | |
15/3/2015 12:45 | It will need to break 32p as that acted on resistance on friday,it may need further news to break 32p. | milliecusto | |
15/3/2015 12:30 | Great news thanks guys | bam_bam_matt | |
15/3/2015 12:24 | bam bam you can put AFC into an ISA or SIPP. | city chappy | |
15/3/2015 12:23 | tidy - They are looking at non-recourse finance for the big Korean project i.e. secured loans not share issues.Obviously as the project progresses it will generate its own revenues for AFC. To reduce expenditure early projects will use joint ventures, licensing and technology sales. They have done more testing on the 101 stack than you realise. Additionally its not just about going big or bigger but also about offering smaller systems to the market depending on customer needs and they will be caterng for all these needs. 9/3/2015: "The 101 fuel cell stack was initially tested at AFC's UK facility in late February, then shipped to Germany, installed and has been operating continuously since 3 March 2015. AFC's technical team were highly encouraged that initial gas flow, thermal management and consistency of individual fuel cell performance across the 101 cells are in-line with expectations. The relative uniformity of fuel cell performance affirms the quality focus of AFC's increasingly automated manufacturing and production facilities. Whilst the first successful 101 fuel cell stack trial demonstrates the operability of the fundamental building block of the KORE system, it also allows AFC to consider alternative products of varying capacities modularised at the size of the 101 cell cartridge, rather than a single focus on the previously scoped 240kW KORE system. In this context, AFC's market offering becomes increasingly flexible to meet the needs of smaller energy requirements (in integers of 10kWs). AFC is currently in discussions with potential customers and partners who are assessing opportunities sized at the single cartridge size which again widens AFC's possible market potential and commercialisation potential in the short term." | city chappy | |
15/3/2015 12:07 | I have it in my iii ISA. | 43rick | |
15/3/2015 12:05 | Can you put this share in a Stocks and Shares ISA via Halifax say for example does anyone know? Thanks | bam_bam_matt |
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