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[ileeman] 25/10/2016 16:25

Bought back into ALBA I like the chart for a breakout above 0.33

[ileeman] 25/10/2016 16:24

Do you have to copy and paste the whole RNS......

[amazon_woman] 25/10/2016 16:21

If Stuart replicates his last venture then FLX could get to £s literally a buy and hold all sellers locked out ATM mcap silly

[amazon_woman] 25/10/2016 16:14

There is now significant scope to rapidly scale the business across the Company's target markets with the contracts generated to date, demonstrating both the capabilities of the refocused business and providing a strong financial foundation for future profitable growth.

[empirestate] 25/10/2016 15:58

DKL, looks like the seller could well be clearing, 11/11.50p

[andrbea] 25/10/2016 15:04

red to blue
zbo

fillipe24 Oct '16 - 09:43
AGM this Wednesday. From today's early buys it appears folks are looking for something positive to emerge, after the long downward slide.

Less than 100m shrs in total here, so mkt cap at present is below £1m.

[fillipe] 25/10/2016 14:47

Anything palm-oily should be doing well - given the two-year high of the PO price.

DKL and also the much under the radar PAL, despite PAL production still a way off, but one to take advantage of whilst still to be had for sub-2p.

One of the dirs at PAL bought 3.2m shrs @ 3.67p on 2015.

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[dice1950] 25/10/2016 14:35

AVN and there it is the 1 trade

[dice1950] 25/10/2016 14:07

AVN wait for the 1 code RNS Logged -))

[empirestate] 25/10/2016 14:03

DKL Dekeloil on the bid at 10.75/11

keep em peeled folks

[temmujin] 25/10/2016 13:42

INSP up 20% now...sensational news about to break re boiler?

SMALL CAP IDEAS: Big market awaits for combined heat and power boiler specialist Inspirit Energy
By IAN LYALL, PROACTIVE INVESTORS, FOR THIS IS MONEY
PUBLISHED: 14:10, 6 June 2016 | UPDATED: 14:32, 6 June 2016

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Inspirit Energy is a micro-cap specialising in combined heat and power boilers that have the potential to lop thousands of pounds off household and business energy bills

Led by City financier John Gunn, the company recently completed a rather modest £750,000 fundraising and is now putting the pedal to the metal commercially.

Its technology, called the Inspirit Charger, is dishwasher-sized, floor-mounted and, on cursory inspection, probably not too dissimilar to the larger units offered by Potterton, or Worcester Bosch.

Inside is where it differs from these traditional appliances, for sitting beneath the boiler is the Stirling engine, which generates the electricity.


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Big market: In the UK the market for replacement boilers is 1.6 million a year, for Europe as a whole, the number is closer to 9 million

It uses the inert gas helium as its driver, so there is no combustion inside the engine. This keeps wear and tear to a minimum and means the sealed unit has a 100,000-hour life with little or no maintenance required.

'We are leagues ahead in terms of maintenance costs, which are incredibly low,' chief executive Gunn said.

The Charger’s output is a best-in-class 3 kilowatts of electricity, which is worth around £2,600 to the user without a feed-in tariff or a further £4,500 with the government incentive.

'The competition only works with a tariff,' said Gunn. 'Ours [the Charger system] is economic without it.'

That’s because the electricity output from the unit is roughly triple the amount generated by the current offer of micro-CHPs out there in the market.

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This in itself should be a unique selling point.

Then there’s the green angle. The efficiency of the system is 93 per cent. So for every 10 units of energy put in more than nine units of power come out the other end.

Contrast that with traditional power stations, which convert roughly 35-40 per cent of latent energy of coal into electricity.

The cost per kilowatt hour of output from the charger is just over tuppence, a saving of 11p over conventional sources.

The sticker price, initially at least, might be a little off-putting. The Charger is expected to retail at £11,500 fully installed versus a traditional boiler, which comes in at around a third of that price.

As the production run increases so the unit costs will come down to more competitive levels.

As it currently stands, there is the option to acquire this money-saving device on finance.

INSPIRIT ENERGY AT A GLANCE
AIM ticker: INSP

Value: £3.27million

Share price: 0.42p

Year high: 0.73p

Low: 0.26p

Alternatively, the customer gets the unit for free by signing up to a gas and electricity contract offered by one of its partners or lease the appliance directly from Inspirit.

'This is a similar model to that use by the solar and wind [industries],' said Gunn.

'Their payback is seven to ten years, ours is three to four.

'The lease finance model is a strong point as the consumer does not end up paying the high capital cost up front.'

Inspirit is currently concluding the certification process for its state-of-the-art boilers before releasing ten units for commercial use with ‘high-end customers’.

The routes to market are the obvious ones – via the utilities, energy savings consultancies and housebuilders. The company is also planning to have an e-commerce presence.

It has said it will sell between 1,200 and 1,500 units in its first year of commercial production, rising to 3,000 and then 5,000.

That may sound a lot, but it is only a tiny proportion of the replacement market, which here in the UK is 1.6 million boilers a year. Yep. Big, right? For Europe as a whole, the number is closer to 9 million.

Investors are aware the company, which expects to break even in the financial year 2017/18, will need to tap the market when it goes into full-scale production.

At that point, the share price, which values the business at less than £5million, should more accurately reflect the huge potential of Inspirit.

[runwaypaul] 25/10/2016 12:41

its Bang HimUp Brokerman!

[johndee] 25/10/2016 12:34

IRG, NT for buying small amounts.

[temmujin] 25/10/2016 12:33

just had a tip off for inspirit energy INSP...this is one of lenigas's favourites...have they won a big order for their boiler? up 17%

[fillipe] 25/10/2016 12:14

OXB - in strong demand.

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[someuwin] 25/10/2016 09:44

Mattjos
25 Oct '16 - 09:34 - 5027 of 5029 1 0

you look at the market cap of this and then look at the mkt cap of SOLG ... both have same copper/gold porphyryic type deposits

SOLG: £354m
AAZ: £31m

[ileeman] 25/10/2016 09:36

KENV will multibag on the lithium potential alone. Results on lithium deposit due any day.

KENV also have a fully producing tantalite mine running.

Looks like a nobrainer to me.

[runwaypaul] 25/10/2016 09:13

VRS breaking up

[gimmetheloot] 25/10/2016 08:10

Looks like OTC is a 5-10 bagger from here :-)) chooooo choooo