Acta Share Discussion Threads

[moz8] 28/1/2013 09:44

Added 40k today.0-)

[moz8] 28/1/2013 09:39

Been buying here the last week. Hopefully some news due soon here.

[encarter] 27/1/2013 00:33

Money in the bank at these prices imho.

[mattjos] 26/1/2013 20:24

A global energy company such as Cummins is unlikely to enter this space unless it has done plenty of DD and feels confident of future growth ... see its investment in ReliOn this week.

[mattjos] 25/1/2013 00:17

"Additional written Proposals awaiting acceptance stood at €620,000; and Project Requests (partner project requests under negotiation at identified volumes and pricing) represented a total value of in excess of €10 million."

From a disruptive technology with a clear cost advantage, commanding a GP of circa 50% and offered at today's values of circa £8.5m or, 1 x potential forward revenues - there are many a VC or other such investor that would jump at that as an investment .... hence the strong support in the last placing & little more than a dribble of stock at a 15-20% turn being alowed out here. Once this is exhausted and the T traders are out, I'd suggest the market will take this a little higher just yet, not withstanding new news

[paleje] 16/1/2013 08:32

HB Markets reiterated their Buy rating this morning:-

Our view: Acta's partnership with MBR comes at a very opportune period when the company is looking to rapidly expand its market across south-east Asia. This news comes close on the heels of announcements of Acta's partnership agreement in India and the completion of a £2.1m fundraising. Having struck a partnership with MBR, Acta can now leverage the former's expertise in the telecom sector in Indonesia to penetrate the fuel cell back-up power systems market. Indonesia, the world's fourth most populous nation, is witnessing rapid development in the telecom sector, presenting a massive opportunity for Acta. As of 30th November 2012, the forward order book of scheduled orders and contracts awaiting call-down received by Acta stood at €970,000. Additional written proposals awaiting acceptance stood at €620,000 and project requests represented a total value of more than €10m. Considering Acta's unique patented membrane technology, a near €1m order book, and the massive potential for back-up power systems in emerging markets, we believe the company is well positioned to grow its commercial activities with existing customers and new partners. We assign a Speculative Buy rating on the stock.

[scientologyweirdo] 15/1/2013 23:11

Liar

Mattjos
15 Jan'13 - 22:25 - 2800 of 2802 0 0

user-250148 .. straight to the filter bin for obvious reasons

[mattjos] 15/1/2013 22:35

good grief .. cannot you follow someone else about? At least learn to draw a chart properly. Best of luck to you, whatever you dabble in. Have now hit the filter & ban button.

[scientologyweirdo] 15/1/2013 22:29

WalterMittyjos has been posting rubbish on the CYAN thread for THREE YEARS about 'topping up' and 'tenders about to be awarded' and how bullish he is etc etc

Just the sort of rhetoric you expect from a deluded stale bull who is so far underwater

Recovery at Cyan? - CYAN

Mattjos - 14 Sep 2010 - 15:47:42 - 32 of 7324

[mattjos] 15/1/2013 22:25

user-250148 .. straight to the filter bin for obvious reasons

[scientologyweirdo] 15/1/2013 22:15

It might help if companies such as ACTA actually SOLD some fuel cells and did so PROFITABLY to actually convince the market.

So far it seems only mug punters have been taken in by the vapourware press releases.

[mattjos] 15/1/2013 21:00

incredible how quickly the telco market is adopting fuel cells over traditional diesel/lead-acid battery mix. They must see some very persuasive cost benefits to adopt at this rate across the world. Other sectors will be sure to follow if this is the case

[euclid5] 15/1/2013 10:33

Cascadiant is a venture-backed technology solutions company headquartered in Singapore with offices through Southeast Asia. Cascadiant partners with best in breed technology companies from around the world and provides a full suite of sales, marketing and professional services that enable them to achieve rapid success at minimal risk. Cascadiant is focused in the communication and broadcast operators in the areas of infrastructure, software and energy products.

Cascadiant strives to work with operators and solve the complex problems inherent in today's rapidly changing and dynamic market place. Through its Partners, Cascadiant takes cutting edge product offerings and integrates them into a total turnkey solution, eliminating the need for the operator to deal with many vendors.

Cascadiant epitomizes global thinking with local action. Through fully staffed local offices, our experienced team leverages a large portfolio of partner products and services wrapped around a world-class delivery and service organization that truly provides operators with turnkey solutions across their business.

[euclid5] 15/1/2013 10:26

mbr doesn't only know the region – mbr knows the industry, the technology and markets - first-hand. We have extensive links in both major and minor players in both major and minor markets around the region.

mbr's hands-on record in the industry is difficult to match and is a trusted source in the industry.

The proof is in the pudding, and mbr takes pride in its wide range of successful deals and projects with mobile, fixed wireless and 3G operators, OEM's and solutions providers throughout the region.

If you are thinking about a telco market in Asia, odds are that mbr's been there, sold there and deployed there. A partnership with mbr's outsourced business development division could really make it happen.

[euclid5] 15/1/2013 10:25

personally believe this co has huge potential & it's HF Cells are commercial products & NOT in any testing phase. Please can someone correct me here if i am wrong.

[cheekyfella] 15/1/2013 08:56

glad to be invested here - what a compelling little story we have developing.

clean
green
and even with the latest placing, very few shares in free float

what's not to like?

[vivgav] 15/1/2013 08:52

125k buy

True is 5.83/6

[brilliantball] 15/1/2013 08:13

i'm in this morning having watched for a while.
the 95216 was a buy.
GL all

[encarter] 15/1/2013 07:35

Yet another great bit of news, an exciting time for ACTA shareholders and perhaps the chance of a lifetime heading our way. Once the big orders start coming in, a 50m market cap would not be unreasonable imho.

[vivgav] 15/1/2013 07:23

Nice


RNS Number : 5150V

Acta S.p.A.

15 January 2013


Press Release 15 January 2013

Acta S.p.A.

("Acta" or "the Company")

Commercial Partnership and First Customer Order in Indonesia

Acta S.p.A. (AIM: ACTA), the clean energy products company, is delighted to announce that it has appointed a commercial sales partner, M-Business Resourcing Sdn Bhd ("MBR"), to address the market for telecoms back-up power systems in South East Asia, including Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore.

MBR is a business development agency based in SE Asia and specialises in the telecommunications sector. Acta has been working with MBR to develop opportunities in the Asian back-up power sector and Acta has now engaged MBR as its commercial partner for the SE Asian telecommunications market.

In addition, the Company is pleased to announce that through its partnership with MBR it has received its first purchase order for an electrolyser to be shipped for evaluation for telecom back-up power applications in Indonesia. The order, which is for a rack-mounted 300 L/hr electrolyser unit, has been received from P.T. Cascadiant Indonesia ("Cascadiant"), an energy and power solutions integrator with offices throughout Asia, the Middle East and Africa.

Cascadiant is a leader in the integration and deployment of green energy solutions in SE Asia, and recently announced that it had been awarded a contract to deploy methanol-based fuel cell back-up power systems with Indonesian telecoms operator PT XL Axiata Tbk and PT Hutchison CP Telecommunications.

Indonesia is the world's fourth most populous nation and the third largest CO(2) emitter, after China and the USA. It has one of the world's leading markets for fuel cell back-up power systems for the telecom sector, both for grid-based and off-grid systems, driven by the rapid development of the telecommunications sector and fragile grid infrastructure. As an indicator of market size and growth rate, Telkomsel, Indonesia's largest mobile operator, is the eighth largest mobile operator in the world, with over 120 million subscribers. At the end of 2012, it operated over 51,000 telecom base stations, which were forecast to increase by 15,000 during 2013 (Source: Telkomsel). Grid outages in Jakarta, Indonesia's capital, occur on average for 50 hours per month.

Paolo Bert, Chief Executive of Acta commented: "Following the recent announcements of our partnership agreement in India and the completion of our fundraising, this development of commercial relationships in Indonesia shows that the business is continuing to move steadily in the right direction. Customer interest in our technology is growing continuously and we are working with MBR to address the substantial opportunities that we see in the Indonesian and wider SE Asian markets."

Mark Shiels, Managing Director of MBR commented: "The ability to self-recharge hydrogen on site provides significant advantages over the logistics of hydrogen delivery, particularly to the many remote locations found in Indonesia. As there are over 500 deployments of Fuel Cells already in place, ACTA's electrolyser provides significant savings and advantages to anyone using or considering adopting Fuel Cells. In addition ACTA's AES electrolyserstack technology and system efficiencies meet the requirements of the growing demand for off grid solar and renewable powered sites."

- ENDS-

[paleje] 14/1/2013 16:06

No you cant ISA, I tried last week via Halifax and it rejected.

[ashtree2] 14/1/2013 12:41

back in this morning,just realised that your not charged stamp duty when buying these,wondering if they are isable?