Agcert Regs Share Discussion Threads

[valinor] 22/9/2006 15:52

Why has agcert dropped so much over the Summer, Anyone got feel for where this share price is going

[armistead34] 03/6/2006 20:29

Whoops!

This looks better.

Even mentions the deal with AGC.

[armistead34] 03/6/2006 20:24

PS You can choose your language from the menu at the top of the welcome page

[armistead34] 03/6/2006 20:23

AES International

I'm assuming these are they!

[asparks] 03/6/2006 08:38

who are AES?

[armistead34] 02/6/2006 20:18

Seems a significant rns on the 31st. The share price has begun to move ahead in response. But difficult to know what these shares are worth, and on what timescale.

Is AES likely to make a bid for all AGC?

[asparks] 27/4/2006 12:21

good chance to top up on TRE today - it's dropped a lot but is on the rise again

[stingray1690] 27/4/2006 09:07

Good buying opportunity today for those that missed the recent rise, as following the release of 2005 emissions data from France and
Spain, and the Walloon Region of Belgium, EUA prices hit an 11 month low
yesterday to close at €19.40. France 11.6% below its target, and the
Walloon region 15% below its target, while Spain was 10.9MtCO2e above its
target. Follows on from data released earlier in the week by the Netherlands, Estonia and the Czech Republic which were -8%, -25% and
-15% below their targets. All of the above has suggested that the
overall demand for allowances during the first period of the EU ETS will be
lower than previously anticipated. Further data releases are due from UK,
Germany and Italy between now and May 15th, which will help to give a clearer
picture regarding the potential overall demand for EUAs.

In terms of Agcert,demand for credits during the first period of the EU-ETS is not overly significant, and it is the first period of Kyoto, 2008-2012, when the majority of its aggregate demand for CERs arises.

Regards S

[mcdougall1] 18/4/2006 13:41

Interesting volume today, any ideas?

[licom] 07/4/2006 02:44

Shares moved up sharply in early afternoon trading in both AgCert International and Alkane Energy, the former on the back of news AgCert had placed a 9.9 pct stake with US power company AES Corp at 2.66 eur per share, raising around 40 mln eur. The net effect of this news pushed AgCert share 11% higher at 232.5p (192p*) and Alkane up 7% higher at 21.25p, (35.5p*).

AgCert has a patented Biogester, using a US Department of Agriculture licensed technology, which turns farm slurry methane in to energy and carbon dioxide which trades in greenhouse gas emission reductions derived from agriculture, said it In addition, AgCert has signed a forward contract with AES for Certified Emission Reduction (CER) sales between 2008 and 2012 which includes a secured pre-payment of 60 mln eur to AgCert.

The pre-payment from AES is in addition to other CER contracts with advance sales worth 94 mln eur, AgCert said.

The company also reported progress in talks with International Finance Corp (IFC) and a group of international banks for a 120 mln eur syndicated loan.

AgCert, which listed on the London Stock Exchange in June last year, today announced its results for 2005 which showed EBITDA loss of 16.6 mln eur and a pretax loss of 19.3 mln.

AgCert said it now has over 400 operational sites which are expected to generate over 20 mln CERs over its 10-year contract with farmers. It has secured a significant market presence in Brazil and Mexico, where the first CERs have already been issued.

The company said its business plan is behind initial expectations, due to higher-than-expected construction costs and the need for remedial construction work, particularly in Brazil. But progress has accelerated in recent months, according to Bill Haskell, who took over as CEO of AgCert in September last year.

'We remain confident about the attractive long-term prospects for the business. Climate change is key to the world's economic progress and AgCert is determined to play its leadership role in the reduction of greenhouse gases,' he said.

[andypace] 05/4/2006 12:33

Tie up with AES - prelude to a takeover?

[andypace] 05/4/2006 11:12

AgCert International plc
PRELIMINARY RESULTS
STATEMENT
5 APRIL 2006

Preliminary Results
for the period from incorporation, 8 December 2004
to 31 December 2005
Announces strategic partnership with AES

AgCert International plc ("AgCert" or the "Company"), a leader in the production
and sale of agriculturally derived greenhouse gas emission reductions, today
announces audited preliminary results for the period to 31 December 2005 and a
long term strategic partnership with The AES Corporation ("AES"), the global
power company.

Highlights

* IPO and listing on London Stock Exchange in June 2005 raised
approximately Euro91m
* Entered into a forward sales contract with The AES Corporation for CERs
to be delivered between 2008 and 2012 that incorporates a secured
pre-payment of up to Euro60 million.
* Signed a term sheet for the placing with AES of new shares in the amount
of 9.9% at a price of Euro2.66 per share, raising approximately Euro40 million.
As part of the term sheet, AgCert and AES agreed to pursue additional
strategic initiatives.
* Progressed negotiations with International Finance Corporation ("IFC")
and a group of international banks for a senior syndicated debt facility of
up to Euro120 million.
* EBITDA (Euro16.6m)
* Net Cash outflow from operating activities (Euro15.7m)
* Completed construction on 265 sites by 31 December 2005 compared with 8
at 31st December 2004.
* Currently has over 400 operational sites which are expected to generate
over 20m CERs over the 10-year contract with the farmers
* Secured advance sales contracts for CERs with future cash flows of
approximately Euro94m (in addition to the AES pre-payment)
* 14 Projects Registered with the CDM Executive Board
* First CERs issued in Mexico and Brazil
* Bill Haskell becomes permanent CEO

[armistead34] 01/4/2006 10:15

Did anyone see the small write up in the Friday Indy of AGC as part of an environmental special?

Generally positive, though mentioned last year's problems.

SP weakness seems now, to have been a buying opp, though we will find out more when the results come out.

[mcdougall1] 30/3/2006 20:52

AgCert International plc
Notice of Results


AgCert International plc, a leader in the production and sale of agriculturally derived greenhouse gas emission reductions, will announce preliminary results for the period from incorporation, 8 December 2004, to 31 December 2005 on Wednesday 5 April 2006. A conference call for equity research analysts has been arranged for 12:00 noon (UK time). For further details please contact Liz Morley at Maitland on 020 7379 5151.



Interesting volume today, with chart looking poised...

McD

[wiganer] 30/3/2006 10:34

Maybe, but some companies seem to have a generous interpretation of when a month ends. Often it comes early in the next month...

[mcdougall1] 30/3/2006 10:26

Results/ update tomorrow?

When I contacted the company a couple of weeks ago I was told they were due by the end of March.

McD

[asparks] 20/3/2006 16:52

20.03.06 NEW HEDGE FUND TARGETS CARBON MARKET
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Publicly-listed hedge fund Alpha Capital and Dutch Bank ABN Amro are to
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exploit opportunities in new sectors including the emissions market, the
company announced.

[asparks] 16/3/2006 13:41

This is popular today - anyone know why?

[asparks] 15/3/2006 09:47

when are next results due?

[mdchand] 09/3/2006 12:15

i think its the ripple effect caused by alkane's recent shocker of an rns.

[wiganer] 09/3/2006 11:57

bump- for bizarre reasons people seem to post mainly on a chartless thread; I would suggest this thread is better to see the wood for the trees

[networker] 09/3/2006 11:54

Could any holder/follower of this company please tell me why the share price is so weak over the past few days and weeks?

[asparks] 23/2/2006 14:23

23rd Feb 06 "Shares" Magazine - Are runing a feature "The 100 Greatest Growth Stocks". Trading Emissions is listed here. BUY.

TRADING EMISSIONS (TRE:AIM)
Sector: General Financial
Price: 171p
Market cap: £230 million PE: n/a
1-mth rel. strength: 12.8%
6-mth rel. strength: 14.4%
2006 EPS growth: n/a
EU legislation and other moves to reduce
greenhouse gasses will provide ongoing price
support for Trading Emissions. It acquires/invests
in clean energy and emission-reducing assets and
its first deal is imminent. The company also trades
energy derivatives and carbon permits. BUY

[Abuse team] 23/2/2006 09:06

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