Energetix Share Discussion Threads

[412069] 02/5/2013 14:44

Looking at the rns today that Tony Stiff got some work to do before he makes a few quid.

[martincoops] 01/5/2013 18:40

Well it tanked no doubt about that. Managed to sell some this morning when the price went up (god knows why it went up) but the rest I will hold and see what happens

[dell1234] 01/5/2013 14:59

Shares Magazine article:

[maiken] 01/5/2013 12:49

strutt12 has correctly identified the key issue here.The Co. will probably have to pass round the begging bowl and the institutions will demand a lot if they are to participate and they know the co. are desperate. i.e any share issue will be at a massive discount and very dilutive.Of course it will likely be a placing with private holders locked out and,as I say,heavily diluted.
I well remember Dominos Pizza[Poland] having a sizeable issue early last year at around 50p+ and then a later issue that same year at 15p !! Private shareholders were welcome to participate in the former but not the latter !

Of course the delays are also a disappointment.I am worried these imply some problems with reliability/functionality and there is no guarantee everything will fall into line by end 2014 just because the co. have this as their new target.2013 was the co.target until today !
Having watched them for nearly a yr i bought these last week at 22p and have reluctantly sold this morning at 19.5p.They were high risk before but seem to me higher risk now.

[quidzinn] 01/5/2013 11:17

The market appears to have little confidence in the future of EGX ..

[strutt12] 01/5/2013 09:49

Whilst the Group has cash balances of GBP12.15m as at 31 December 2012 the Board expects that further funding will be required for the commencement of volume production and sales. There are a number of funding options being considered which may or may not involve additional equity

[david77] 01/5/2013 09:29

We meet again NewKid - I would be adding EGX now if I had any cash.

[newkid] 01/5/2013 09:09

Not good news but I don't think it will tank. Seems everything I buy goes down and everything I sell goes up. Been waiting for 51p so I can get my money out. Two good products but not enough sells and speed to market. The boiler should have been cleared years ago.

[martincoops] 01/5/2013 07:27

Well not a nice surprise, this will tank today so looks as if I will be holding these for at least 3 years :(

[martincoops] 29/4/2013 13:23

Looks as if the drop has come to a stop, now lets see this climb back into the 30's

[martincoops] 25/4/2013 12:36

Good luck David lets hope you have save money on one and make it on the other.

[david77] 25/4/2013 12:20

I signed up for their dual fuel deal a couple of days ago and added a few shares today.

[jscowi] 25/4/2013 09:53

I have the feeling of a typical AIM treeshake here.....unless one of the boilers has exploded of course.

[rolo7] 24/4/2013 17:43

Ever since they annouced the new manager of flow energy share price has fallen, something has to fill the nuclear power gap uk arent going to build all those nuclear powerstations in years to come surely.

[martincoops] 24/4/2013 16:10

Still dropping I see so took the chance to buy some more.

Lets see this rise back up in the near term

[martincoops] 23/4/2013 15:41

Took some of these today. Fall looks to be near the bottom and if the rollout is successfull I can see one of the major players taking this out but that would be a long way off yet.

Good luck all

[rolo7] 18/4/2013 22:53

The flow energy website is up and running and they are taking customers so it would seem and have the lowest tariff in the market fixed to sept 14. Very worrying the share price fall but did at this time time last year. Needs an tech update though.

[cyberbub] 18/4/2013 22:12

Hmm, surprising it's fallen below the last placing price, but the share is so illiquid that any sales will drive it south. I am wondering whether ORA are selling more? If it goes back towards 20p I might be tempted, the management seem to be top-notch and the products too, the question is of course whether they will succeed at their marketing and can actually make some money...

GLA NAI

[newkid] 12/4/2013 12:38

It's taking for ever to bring this to the market place. The mm's will play this for all it's worth. Should be tested and aproved by now.

[david77] 11/4/2013 08:56

One of Citywire's "An Expert View special: 8 small-cap tips" today



"Energetix Group: the future of boilers?"

Energetix Group (EGX.L)'s offer to install a boiler for free is bound to appeal to cash-conscious Brits, Liberum says.

The business model works like this: Energetix installs a free 'Flow' boiler and in return the customer commits to buying their electricity from Flow Energy for five years. The boiler uses patented technology to generate electricity at 3.5p/KWh versus paying 12.5p/KWh for electricity from the Grid. At the moment the boilers are still in testing phase, with launch expected Q3/Q4 this year.

According to the analysts at Liberum, the management have what it takes to make this ambitious plan work. 'CEO Peter Richardson arrived in Sept 2012 having previously been COO of Dyson since 2003. He is heavily incentivised to make this work.

'Tony Stiff, MD of the energy supply division (Flow Energy) has done this exact same thing before with Atlantic Electric and Gas Ltd. which became one of the UK's leading independent energy suppliers with over 300,000 customers and £250 million of revenues. He has bought his team with him.'

[rolo7] 05/4/2013 17:49

more on flow

[rolo7] 05/4/2013 17:37

Webpage all looking new and set up ready to go, fixed gas and electric prices until september 2014 with flow energy.

[david77] 04/4/2013 10:02

If PETE414's link is important, then why doesn't he provide a link to the original post?

I never touch these dubious looking links.

[cestnous] 03/4/2013 08:23

Why don't the government see sense and provide huge grants to industrial and domestic consumers from the money they would save by not having to build power stations? Common sense imo.