Rame Energy Share Discussion Threads

[liam wilson] 05/8/2014 23:35

Rame appears well on its way to achieving its power production targets for 2014/2015 which, according to broker Northland Capital - PIRI, RAME
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[temmujin] 03/8/2014 17:09

i travel the country and have noticed a big upsurge in very large wind turbines...does Rame have any interest in these? according to farmers installing these massive turbines pay back time is only 7 years and after that loads of profit.. £350,000 cost of turbine

[aim_trader] 15/7/2014 15:40

Rame Energy CEO expects 'substantial rebound' this year
By Sarah Lowther July 10 2014, 9:41am
Tim Adams, chief executive of recent AIM entrant Rame Energy (LON:RAME), explains why revenues were down last year and why we should expect a "substantial rebound" this year. He puts the South America-focused power producer's three-year, 300 megawatt target into context for investors and says the company is motivated purely by returns and not scale.

[flojo] 08/7/2014 08:51

Wonder if they will have any of the 80mill investment in wales announced today ?

[gbb483] 01/7/2014 21:36

Its like buses, you don't see any for months and then 2 threads start on the same day.

[gbb483] 01/7/2014 21:34

No, it demonstrates that Northland thinks the company is undervalued, the rest of the market thinks otherwise. YMMV.

[landrews3] 01/7/2014 15:36

Rame, has built a business as a global supplier of cost effective power generation solutions to blue chip clients such as Akzo Nobel, Anglo American, Barrick Gold and BHP Billiton. Largely through this it has been involved in the development of 23% of Chile's installed wind power capacity and having pioneered the development of wind projects in Chile, Rame is using its expertise to become an Independent Power Provider in a country where energy supply struggles to meet demand.

Since listing in April 2014, Rame has hit important key milestones, which have already transformed the future prospects including the signing of a US$69m equity financing agreement with Santander for its next four wind farm projects in Chile which have a combined capacity of 118MW. Having already secured funding for its first two projects due to become operational at the end of 2014 under the same terms, the Company is now fully funded for wind farms with a capacity of 132 MW. Providing visibility to future earnings, PPAs have also been signed for its first two projects and the Company has strong relationships with blue chips to secure further agreements for its entire portfolio. These milestones have helped de-risk the Company's plans to have 300MW of capacity up and running in Latin America within three years.

Finally, the Company bolstered its power solutions business through the acquisition of the UK's longest established solar designer and installation company. This division provides another important area for growth for Rame and will continue to be a focus of the Company in tandem with its IPP strategy.

The Company listed at 18p in April 2014 and Northland has initiated coverage with a 31p price target. Despite hitting these excellent milestones, the Company is currently trading at 14.8p, demonstrating the undervalued nature of the stock.

[t-raider] 01/7/2014 11:00

Well done for setting this thread up.

Not much market interest in RAME at present, even after reasonable news flow.

Not sure I see much happening with the share price in the near term.

"T"