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Afc Energy Plc | AFC | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 26/4/2024 15:44 by 1collijo The Hydrogen Journey continues!💧I had a fantastic day at AFC Energy with Speedy Hire. Myself and the rest of the team had some really important discussions on how we incorporate hydrogen fuel cells into our industry. AFC have a wealth of knowledge in the area and I came away with a good vision on how we move forward with this. Another plug on LinkedIn from Balfour Beatty I had a fantastic day at AFC Energy with Speedy Hire. Myself and the rest of the team had some really important discussions on how we incorporate hydrogen fuel cells into our industry. AFC have a wealth of knowledge in the area and I came away with a good vision on how we move forward with this. Not only did I get to see the fuel cell but also the ammonia cracker. Something I first heard about around 3 years ago in its infancy - it’s fantastic to now see it in a matured state and the design philosophy behind it. |
Posted at 24/4/2024 16:23 by haggismchaggis What AFC purveyed clearly to all investors on the recent IMC meeting is that:. 1) AFC Energy is SIGNIFICANTLY UNDERVALUED. . 2) The AFC Energy broker forecasts do not include a penny for the 200kW system . 3) The AFC Energy Ammonia Cracker is, according to Ammonia Industry experts, worth much more than the current Market Capitalisation of AFC Energy. . I fully expect AFC Energy to reiterate these major points and many more at the AGM, and especially so at the Capital Markets Event where they can be even more open about the valuation as they will be dealing solely with 'sophisticated investors' at that event. . PI's not taking advantage of what they were told is their prerogative, but IMVHO will lead to them losing out to the big money that will hoover up any loose stock. |
Posted at 24/4/2024 16:21 by haggismchaggis What AFC purveyed clearly to all investors on the recent IMC meeting is that:1) AFC Energy is SIGNIFICANTLY UNDERVALUED. 2) The AFC Energy broker forecasts do not include a penny for the 200kW system 3) The AFC Energy Ammonia Cracker is, according to Ammonia Industry experts, worth much more than the current Market Capitalisation of AFC Energy. I fully expect AFC Energy to reiterate these major points and many more at the AGM, and especially so at the Capital Markets Event where they can be even more open about the valuation as they will be dealing solely with 'sophisticated investors' at that event. PI's not taking advantage of what they were told is their prerogative, but IMVHO will lead to them losing out to the big money that will hoover up any loose stock. |
Posted at 11/4/2024 07:19 by haggismchaggis AFC Energy to host event for analysts and institutionsPublishe |
Posted at 11/4/2024 07:15 by haggismchaggis What they said clearly to all investors on the recent IMC meeting is that:.1) AFC Energy is SIGNIFICANTLY UNDERVALUED..2) The AFC Energy broker forecasts do not include a penny for the 200kW system.3) The AFC Energy Ammonia Cracker is, according to Ammonia Industry experts, worth much more than the current Market Capitalisation of AFC Energy..Clearly, with enough cash to last to mid 2025, and ZERO cash required to get CONTRACT mass manufacturing in place, this Capital Markets Event is to do with getting the company to a more realistic Market Capitalisation through ii and Funds hoovering up any stock they can in the open market..They want the ii's and analysts to buy and recommend the stock to clients, so that the Market Capitalisation goes up to where they think it should be, which if you base it just on the value of the Ammonia Cracker should be double what it is today. |
Posted at 10/4/2024 12:02 by yellowf123 Just a little reminder about the purpose of the fund-raise 3 years ago."The Fundraising, which was oversubscribed, has raised gross proceeds of approximately £36 million through the placing of 48,404,614 new Ordinary Shares ("New Ordinary Shares") with institutional investors and a subscription of 5,038,760 New Ordinary Shares by the ABB group, 2,325,580 New Ordinary Shares by Dutco group and 45,000 New Ordinary Shares by certain Directors ("Director Subscription Shares"), in each case at a price of 64.5 pence per share. The net proceeds of the Fundraising will be used to support (i) the continued product development of AFC Energy and ABB's next generation high power sustainable electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions; (ii) the development of new power solutions utilising AFC Energy's alkaline fuel cell technology platform, including the high growth global data centre market in collaboration with ABB; and (iii) the continued development of the Company's scalable manufacturing capacity to address possible future growth in system demand". Lets just break that down into its component parts to gauge what has been achieved. i. ABB EV Charging solutions, 100kW test unit delivered 18 months ago. Still no 200kW unit, it may be delivered this year?. ii. High growth data centre market in collaborating with ABB. Oh yes that one, the marketing guy that left ABB and joined AFC for a week or so. Took a peek under the hood at AFC technology and said WTH, speedily left the company. BTW ABB are working with Ballard for Marine and Data-center applications now. Check their website. iii. Scalable manufacturing capacity.. UM. Yes that allowed AFC to manufacture several kettle boilers last year, the parts and inventory written off as the product had no commercial value. Building sites need more than kettle boilers folks, although Tea/Coffee is important to them.. The history of AFC and what's NOT been delivered over the years is quite humorous. I will endeavour to share more extracts with all viewers. |
Posted at 10/4/2024 07:30 by haggismchaggis AFC Energy open invite to ii's and analysts, clearly from the details, they will be purveying in no uncertain terms how hugely undervalued the company is..AFC Energy PLC.("AFC Energy" or the "Company").Notice of Capital Markets Event.Scaling for success - commercializing AFC Energy's hydrogen power products .AFC Energy (AIM: AFC), a leading provider of hydrogen power generation technologies, is pleased to announce that it will host a Capital Markets Event for sell-side analysts and institutional investors on Wednesday 8th May 2024, beginning at 14.00 BST, at the offices of Peel Hunt, 7th Floor 100 Liverpool Street, Moorgate EC2M 2AT..Presentations will be led by Adam Bond, Chief Executive Officer, Peter Dixon-Clarke, Chief Financial Officer, Dr David Harvey, CTO Fuel Cells, and Dr Mike Rendall, CTO Fuel Conversion. There will also be contribution from a number of AFC Energy's key partners and customers..The capital markets event will include:.· an overview of AFC Energy's portfolio of hydrogen fuel cell products and proprietary ammonia cracker technology;.· t |
Posted at 10/4/2024 07:01 by skinny AFC Energy (AIM: AFC), a leading provider of hydrogen power generation technologies, is pleased to announce that it will host a Capital Markets Event for sell-side analysts and institutional investors on Wednesday 8th May 2024, beginning at 14.00 BST, at the offices of Peel Hunt, 7th Floor 100 Liverpool Street, Moorgate EC2M 2AT.Presentations will be led by Adam Bond, Chief Executive Officer, Peter Dixon-Clarke, Chief Financial Officer, Dr David Harvey, CTO Fuel Cells, and Dr Mike Rendall, CTO Fuel Conversion. There will also be contribution from a number of AFC Energy's key partners and customers. The capital markets event will include: · an overview of AFC Energy's portfolio of hydrogen fuel cell products and proprietary ammonia cracker technology; · the market opportunity and AFC Energy's unique positioning; · how the Company is rapidly commercialising and scaling operations; · presentations from guest speakers including Dan Evans, Chief Executive of Speedy Hire plc, covering the Speedy Hydrogen Solutions joint venture with AFC Energy. If you wish to attend, please contact AFCEnergyCMD@fticons Presentation materials will be made available on the Company's website following the event. |
Posted at 04/4/2024 13:41 by bmel Yellow123 - you still have not explained your mad4e-up post. Just so you recall here it is. Perhaps this will help your explanation?YellowF123 - 23 Mar 2024 - 18:40:58 - 24879 of 24935 AFC Energy - The New Positive Thread Mk II - AFC Just read one of the best posts ever on LSE AFC Chat. The following refers to Haggis, AKA Stockcheque, Constructionews. "McStock. You are truly the most dangerous poster on this board by a long way. You do not “Rampâ& |
Posted at 11/3/2024 07:59 by skinny First Factory Acceptance Test of 30kW H-Power GeneratorAFC Energy (AIM: AFC), a leading provider of hydrogen power generation technologies, is pleased to announce the successful Factory Acceptance Test ("FAT") of its first state-of-the-art 30kW H-Power Generator. The Company's first 30kW generator has satisfied all contractual tests and requirements of the FAT under its contractual agreements with partner, Speedy Hire Plc ("Speedy"), the UK's leading tools and equipment hire services company. Successfully completing the FAT confirms that the zero-emission generator is now ready for sale to Speedy Hydrogen Solutions, our dedicated hydrogen powered generator joint venture. Subsequent generators are currently in assembly. Since the establishment of the joint venture, there has been strong interest confirmed from Speedy's customers with a growing pipeline established. Additionally, we've had several site visits from Speedy's national customers to AFC Energy's head office in recent weeks to introduce our fuel cell technology and product range. The first exhibition of the new 30kW H-Power Generator will be at Speedy's Live Expo on the 20th and 21st of March 2024. Adam Bond, Chief Executive at AFC Energy, said: "This is a major milestone in the delivery of AFC Energy's first H-Power Generator to Speedy Hydrogen Solutions. We continue to see growth in demand for our hydrogen power generators across the UK and Ireland in partnership with Speedy, as industry continues to transition away from diesel and strive towards decarbonising operations for a more sustainable future". |
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