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CWR Ceres Power Holdings Plc

145.10
4.40 (3.13%)
23 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Ceres Power Holdings Plc LSE:CWR London Ordinary Share GB00BG5KQW09 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  4.40 3.13% 145.10 144.70 145.80 146.70 142.90 144.40 447,379 16:29:41
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Electric & Other Serv Comb 22.13M -45.12M -0.2339 -6.23 281.11M
Ceres Power Holdings Plc is listed in the Electric & Other Serv Comb sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CWR. The last closing price for Ceres Power was 140.70p. Over the last year, Ceres Power shares have traded in a share price range of 126.40p to 444.20p.

Ceres Power currently has 192,939,628 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Ceres Power is £281.11 million. Ceres Power has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -6.23.

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22/7/2013
20:59
I would have thought they would have plenty of cash. They had £8m at y/end plus the £2.7m tax credit received in cash in January plus the £9m post expenses raised in late March; they told us that operating costs going forward would be less than the £5.5m spent(excluding one off costs ) in the second calendar half of 2012.
All will be revealed in the interims which no doubt we will get sometime in September.

cerrito
22/7/2013
09:22
I just dont trust these guys any more. Ceres is barely hanging in there and has suffered delay after delay after delay. I appreciate that these things take time to develop but the overpaid bod is too top heavy considering where the company is. As it stands the casino;s are offering better odds than ceres at the moment. Total game changer "IF" they can get a saleable product though before they go bust.

Does anyone know how much cash they have left and what their current burn rate is

smith99
22/7/2013
07:47
Sounds positive:

RNS Number : 7808J

Ceres Power Holdings plc

22 July 2013

22(nd) July 2013

Ceres Power Holdings plc

Ceres signs commercial and technical partnership agreement with South Korea's largest boiler manufacturer, KD Navien

Ceres Power Holdings plc (AIM: CWR.L) ("Ceres", "Ceres Power" or "the Company"), a developer of clean, efficient, cost-effective fuel cell technology, is delighted to announce that it has signed a new commercial and technical partnership with KD Navien Co. Ltd. ('KD Navien').

KD Navien is the dominant boiler manufacturer in South Korea with the largest market share of all installed boilers. It is also a major exporter to key markets around the world, particularly the US. South Korea represents a significant market for fuel cell CHP products, being one of the largest domestic boiler markets in the world with 1 million units sold per annum and having generous subsidies from the government for the deployment of fuel cell products.

Under the terms of a technology assessment agreement, KD Navien will carry out trials of the Ceres 1kW class natural gas fuelled fuel cell module (FCM) at its facility in Seoul and will also engage in the first stages of design of a Micro-CHP Product for the mass residential market in Korea and potentially other territories. Ceres will provide hardware and technical support to KD Navien during the term of the agreement.

Following the technology assessment agreement, the two companies intend to enter into a licensing agreement for the manufacture and distribution of CHP products incorporating the Ceres FCM within the Korean residential market.

Under the terms of the agreement, KD Navien will pay Ceres for hardware and technical support to develop FCM test and CHP system engineering capability. In addition, KD Navien and Ceres shall work together to maximise synergies with other partners already developing components or systems related to the Ceres technology.

Alan Aubrey, Chairman of Ceres Power, commented:

"We are delighted to be delivering on our stated strategy with the announcement of our first significant commercial agreement since the Company's change of strategy. KD Navien is the ideal partner to integrate the Ceres technology into products for the Korean residential CHP market. The largest residential gas boiler manufacturer in Korea, with the largest market share in the domestic residential gas boiler market, KD Navien brings brand strength, market access, cost-effective manufacturing and significant engineering resources to ensure successful CHP commercialisation in the Korean market. Both companies have a shared view of the market opportunity and the desire to take innovative and cost effective solutions to our customers. We are excited to have signed this agreement with KDN and very much look forward to working with them."

Jae-Bum Choi, Chief Executive Officer of KD Navien, commented:

"Ceres Power is the world-leading company in the area of intermediate temperature SOFC technologies. By entering into this technical partnership, KD Navien, with its world-class condensing technology, and Ceres Power will look to tie-up and leverage their core competencies for the development of an innovative, eye-opening SOFC system. KD Navien and Ceres Power are expected to bring forth a competitive product, in both performance and quality, which will maximise value to the customer and ultimately become a market-leading product."

fredd
12/6/2013
12:26
Royfox
Fully agree with you but hope the Company keeps us advised of any real progress with signing up clients long before 19 months is up. Bit disappointing there has been nothing so far not even on where matters stand with British Gas.

smokey 1o3
12/6/2013
11:08
Strong feeling that we should hit commercialisation within the next 9 months. If so, this is a great entry price... IPO group know what they are doing (as seen many successful investments of late), Ceres Powers new shift of technology, opens up many more market opportunities than before increasing the likelihood that it will eventually become a highly profitable and thriving business.

Let's see!

royfox
08/5/2013
14:16
Any idea why this huge drop
stylo
08/5/2013
12:37
bouncing off intra-day -18%
andrbea
03/4/2013
15:07
largish trade this morning
20 grand

03/04/2013 10:45:10 CWR 10.00 O 200,000

andrbea
13/3/2013
18:06
jonsey
Why tell people here about CFU we are not interested.
Seen you here before with your nonsense.

smokey 1o3
13/3/2013
17:22
smokey, it means cfu are the company to invest in... CERES is dead in the water.. just surviving by being a beggar on the underground...

BTW, i have better things to do than hold your hand and tell you exactly what is happening in the market.

DO YOUR OWN *UCKING RESEARCH !!!!

jonesey3
13/3/2013
16:01
asparks
Are you invested here too.

smokey 1o3
13/3/2013
15:29
thanks Jonesey - I am already in CFU, and very pleased about it too
asparks
13/3/2013
15:28
Jonsey
I thought you might have something to say that was interesting not just refer me to a thread.
Meanwhile I am staying invested here.
Thank you.

smokey 1o3
13/3/2013
09:38
look at cfu thread
jonesey3
13/3/2013
08:48
jonesey
Please enlighten us?

smokey 1o3
13/3/2013
08:21
I just find it INCREDIBLE that PI`s are buying here when the news is at CFU !!!
jonesey3
12/3/2013
09:22
new open offer & placing it seems... had a positive effect on the price at least. Loving this stock right now :)
galvinize
11/3/2013
10:37
what is all the trade activity about ?
broshm
15/2/2013
14:19
Your not AKA SouYou1 are you?
smokey 1o3
15/2/2013
13:12
Oh and I forgot..

THE CERES UNIT DOESNT WORK !!!!!!

jonesey3
15/2/2013
11:18
Ah yes, it uses petrol or diesel, involves emissions , roduces heat but no electricty.
Ceres uses gas creates electricty and heat and is an electrical process not a cobustion engine
Matey have a look at this and I am sure you will
be sorry you shorted!

smokey 1o3
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