Amte Power Share Discussion Threads

[theonewhoknows2] 22/3/2022 10:12

normal service resumes....

[maverick247] 17/3/2022 16:00

Turning around :-)

[maverick247] 15/3/2022 18:38

https://spongeshare.com/2022/03/15/amte-power-on-the-road-to-a-potential-600m-annual-cell-pipeline/

[pinkfoot2] 15/3/2022 07:55

Indeed-the number of willing ‘smart’ asset managers who piled into this is mind blowing.Fair value is 50p for me

[1knocker] 14/3/2022 15:58

And return to the shareholders for some more..... then rinse and repeat, pink foot

[pinkfoot2] 14/3/2022 15:32

Massively overpriced at IPO-where is the commercial income coming from??

[pinkfoot2] 11/3/2022 09:16

Thin market

[pinkfoot2] 10/3/2022 14:01

They will run out of cash if they carry on like this

[my retirement fund] 10/2/2022 21:13

The arab man went fishing, cast his net and snared the British tax payers bottomless pockets, if any jobs are created they sure as hell wont be sustainable jobs all imho, dyor!

[pinkfoot2] 10/2/2022 21:00

BV will get built and will create jobs in the NE.As for AMTE, they are still at the bus stop-it’s a problem for the.

[lignum] 10/2/2022 17:35

Spent a couple of hours looking at AMTE and still don't know what they are about. They have differentiated products that are different - really ?(said somewhere by CEO in one of the videos I watched). They've sent some cells to UKBIC to certify that they are capable of mass manufacturing - what happens if the answer comes back that they aren't? They're looking to spend £200-£250m on building a gigafactory somewhere yet I'm not sure any of the exec team would get a job serving coffee at Tesla (who probably know a few things about gigafactories that these guys will never know). The exec team is stuffed with old guys from QQ. and JM and there isn't a PhD in sight. The CFO left 6 months after float. They have a factory in Thurso that is doing what exactly - obviously not building things as they aren't selling anything. Apart from that, I was less than inspired. I think MRF called this right 12 months ago.

[pinkfoot2] 10/2/2022 07:19

I share your view on British Volt.It feels like the inward investment period which saw millions blown on schemes which never delivered value.

[pinkfoot2] 09/2/2022 21:50

I agree-it was overhyped at IPO because it was in the battery space, but clearly needed the cash.

Chemistry changes are rapid and commoditisation a massive problem but you won’t hear this from WHI.

[1knocker] 09/2/2022 19:05

Keep well clear of this. High capital commitment, low margin sector. All this has going for it is modes govt subsidy. It can't compete with the bi boys. Sucker stock.

[pinkfoot2] 09/2/2022 13:16

This is going well south-how much cash have they got?

[pinkfoot2] 07/2/2022 13:07

Afraid to say I agree-this stock was ramped by stupid placees who clearly don’t understand the dynamics.

Gelion looks a better bet to me and they have commercial deals

[my retirement fund] 04/2/2022 20:49

Evening all. I read this RNS is firstly desperate as clearly the company haven't actually got any sensible news to release about income generation and secondly the engagement of this party I see as an attempt to raise more capital and grants so as to keep the wages paid and remain solvent. For those interested in the struggle to commercialise Sodium battery manufacturer, here is a hopeful story featuring Farndion which may give you an insight into the barriers to entry. This may indeed make sense for India. At the same time hopefully it may serve to dissuade some of you from gambling your money into a bottomless pit here. Enjoy: Https://youtu.be/W2PmRT3akGk

[pinkfoot2] 01/2/2022 13:23

I keep saying this-where will the margin come from with power predicted to be sub $100 per KWh in short term.

Overvalued

[charlie9038] 30/1/2022 09:31

Novi, Thanks for sharing, USP for AMTE Multiple battery technology for transportation IMO.

90GW PA needed by 2030 British Volt to supply 30GW plenty of scope for AMTE

[novision] 25/1/2022 13:23

AMTE discussion around 1:54

...if you feel lucky!