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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Atome Plc | LSE:ATOM | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BP4BSM10 | ORD 0.2P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 59.00 | 103,841 | 08:00:21 |
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| 58.00 | 60.00 | 59.00 | 59.00 | 59.00 | |
| Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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| Industrial Gases | USD | USD -6.82M | USD -0.1339 | -4.41 | 30.07M |
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| 16:42:07 | O | 32,500 | 59.00 | GBX |
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| 17/6/2025 | 07:00 | UK RNS | ATOME PLC Curation Connect & Proactive Investor Forum |
| 02/6/2025 | 10:15 | UK RNS | ATOME PLC Notification of Major Holdings |
| 30/5/2025 | 07:00 | UK RNS | ATOME PLC Total Voting Rights |
| 29/5/2025 | 08:21 | UK RNS | ATOME PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding |
| 23/5/2025 | 12:57 | ALNC |  DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Atome leadership subscribes for GBP1.2 million |
| 22/5/2025 | 07:00 | UK RNS | ATOME PLC Director & Senior Manager Subscription |
| 20/5/2025 | 21:45 | ALNC | TRADING UPDATES: GetsBusy backs sales outlook; Cizzle raises funds |
| 20/5/2025 | 07:00 | UK RNS | ATOME PLC Creation of ATOME POWER |
| 25/4/2025 | 07:01 | UK RNS | ATOME PLC Holding(s) in Company |
| 25/4/2025 | 07:01 | UK RNS | ATOME PLC Holding(s) in Company |
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| 12/6/2025 | 22:26 | Atome Energy - Green Hydrogen and Ammonia | 1,003 |
| 08/4/2025 | 10:33 | ATOME Energy - Green Hydrogen | 196 |
| 19/10/2022 | 18:39 | Travels in the "Dead Area" (Chernobyl) | 19 |
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Posted at 22/6/2025 09:20 by Atome Daily Update Atome Plc is listed in the Industrial Gases sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ATOM. The last closing price for Atome was 59p.Atome currently has 50,961,206 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Atome is £30,067,112. Atome has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -4.41. This morning ATOM shares opened at 59p |
Posted at 09/6/2025 15:41 by mcunliffe1 driller, appreciate your concerns about the grandkids' trust funds - thankyou.You'll be pleased to know they have far more in RR than ATOM - thank goodness. However, I honestly do hope Atome comes good and not just for my g-kids. There must be many holders of Atome who have been bitten before by the aforementioned Mr Levine. Let's hope this is the start of an improvement. |
Posted at 28/5/2025 13:16 by mcunliffe1 So, the directors and senior management are given a belated bonus with strict instructions to invest in Atome shares at a 29% premium. This in turn raises the general share price Then I realise the 'money' for these purchases came from the funds within the company provided, in part, by my grandkids' purchases of shares way back in Dec 2022 at about £0.83p and in August 2023 at about £0.94 It's far cleverer than a share Buy Back and all this before directors and senior management have achieved any production whatsoever. Any jobs going? |
Posted at 20/5/2025 14:50 by mcunliffe1 I've skim-read the RNS.It appears Atome Power is being created alongside Atome (fertiliser maker). Now, my understanding as to why Atome started the Villeta project was the abundant supply of green electricity from the hydro-electric station on the Paraguay river. I believe the generated electricity is shared between Brazil and Paraguay and Paraguay in turn sell some of their share to Brazil. So, if Atome have access to relatively inexpensive green electricity why would they also wish to set up a solar power generation and battery storage facility? My cynical side tells me this is a distraction ploy in the same vein as Atome was a distraction from Molecular Energy. That didn't end well I believe. |
Posted at 07/4/2025 07:33 by billy3 2025ATOME PLC ("ATOME" or the "Company") US$465 million Definitive EPC Contract signed with Casale Flagship green fertiliser project on track for Final Investment Decision ("FID") and start of construction · Definitive EPC Contract signed with Casale S.A., the leading specialist fertiliser and ammonia licensing, engineering and construction firm, for ATOME's Villeta Project in Paraguay · Signed contract follows Casale's appointment as EPC Contractor in November 2024, demonstrating ATOME's ability to deliver final agreements · Fixed-price, lump-sum contract value of US$465 million with contracted time to start of production of 38 months from FID · Detailed engineering has already commenced, with teams being mobilised in the lead-up to FID · Follows recent announcement on anchor and lead equity investment for Villeta · Marks another major step towards Villeta FID targeted for end H1 2025 ATOME (AIM: ATOM), the leading developer of international green fertiliser projects, is pleased to announce the signing of the US$465 million fixed-price, lump-sum Engineering, Procurement and Construction ("EPC") Contract ("Contract") with Casale for its 260,000 tonnes p.a. flagship green fertiliser plant at Villeta, Paraguay ("Villeta" or the "Project"). The Contract is believed to be the first entered into globally for a dedicated green fertiliser facility of this scale and confirms ATOME's position as the world's leader and frontrunner in specialist green fertiliser production. Due to traditional fossil-fuel production methods, the fertiliser industry emits 2.6 billion tonnes of CO₂ per year - more than the shipping and aviation sectors combined. ATOME's flagship project in Paraguay will produce 260,000 tonnes of low-carbon fertiliser per year using 100% renewable baseload power, significantly advancing decarbonisation of agriculture and food value chains in the Mercosur region. Once constructed, the Villeta Project will service a developed and ready market in the heart of the largest food-producing region in the world, meeting critical demand for low-carbon fertilisers from the agriculture and food sectors. Olivier Mussat, CEO of ATOME, commented: "ATOME is delighted to announce the signing of our EPC Contract with Casale, on time and on track to our project schedule. This underscores our ability to deliver final agreements and marks another milestone achieved as we advance to reach FID for the Villeta Project towards the end of H1 2025. Casale is a world leader in ammonia and fertiliser engineering, and I have every confidence in the team as the right partners to deliver our flagship project in Paraguay, the first green fertiliser facility of its kind." "ATOME is addressing significant existing and projected demand for greener alternatives to fossil-fuel-produced fertiliser. Our Villeta Project will be our pathfinder as we continue executing on our wider pipeline of projects to build the leading green fertiliser development platform." Federico Zardi, CEO of Casale, commented: "We at Casale are immensely proud to be an integral part of ATOME's world-first green fertiliser Villeta project in Paraguay. For over a decade, Casale has been advancing the development of CO₂ emissions-reduction technologies in fertiliser production. Through these technological advancements, we are delivering an extremely optimized design at Villeta, setting a precedent for sustainable fertiliser production at costs that are competitive with, or even lower than, conventional 'grey' fertilisers, paving the way to a sustainable agricultural future." "This partnership reaffirms our role as pioneers in the industry, consistent with our historical trajectory and DNA. It is an honour to work alongside a company that is as committed to innovation and sustainability as we are, and we are confident in ATOME's ability to execute on this project, successfully scaling and leading this first green fertiliser platform." The EPC Contract ATOME has entered into a definitive EPC contract with the leading international ammonia and fertiliser contractor and technology owner, Casale S.A, for the construction of the 260,000 tonnes p.a. flagship Villeta facility in Paraguay. The EPC Contract, which is conditional upon FID, has a fixed price lump sum contract value of US$465 million with a contracted time to start of production of 38 months from FID. In parallel, advanced engineering work has now started. This is consistent with ATOME's timeline for Project start-up and first sales of green fertiliser during 2028. The Contract is lump sum turnkey on the standard of the Silver Book of the International Federation of Consulting Engineers ("FIDIC"). This internationally recognised form of contract provides the maximum degree of certainty in terms of costs and times, with the contractor responsible for delivery of the Villeta facility ready to be used. The main features of the Silver Book are: (i) The Contractor take responsibility for design (ii) The Contract is on a lump sum basis (iii) The possibilities for Contractors to request and obtain adjustments are limited ATOME was advised by AECOM, the multi-national engineering consulting engineering group, and White and Case, the leading international law firm. As a key gating item, ATOME's delivery of the signed definitive EPC contract is a precursor to FID and start of construction. This marks the completion of consecutive milestones following the recent signing of equity Heads of Terms with Hy24 (announced 27 February 2025), the world's largest low-carbon hydrogen asset manager, for up to $115 million as anchor and lead equity investor into the project. The project finance discussions continue on track for FID and start of construction in the summer. The appointment of Casale, the Swiss-based international leader in ammonia and fertiliser technologies and specialist in engineering and construction, is consistent with ATOME's commitment to collaborate with outstanding technical partners to deliver this first-of-a-kind project. Casale joins existing industry leaders including Yara, Hy24, AECOM, Natixis, IDB Invest and ANDE as partners to the Project. The EPC contract value forms a part of the total estimated US$625 million project cost as previously announced. |
Posted at 28/2/2025 14:07 by mcunliffe1 bbd2: I was hoping you may have been correct in your post # 926 in respect of Green Funds.But, seeing the inexorable fall in the share price continuing worries me. Having read the RNS I'm thinking that there may be further dilution of the shares by way of additional investors getting involved. I have to admit, I am not familiar with these small AIM type setups and the way they raise funding alongside the shareholders. I am reluctant to bore Dake1 - or indeed anyone else for that matter - but could it be that our shares will gradually continue to drift downwards because 'new money' is being injected and, presumably, a share of the pie is being gifted in recompense? If I am correct then each mention of further financial support/injection will further reduce the share price I do accept that once progress is being made at a pace and possibly even before production begins the share price may well rise but from a much lower point than I bought in at for the g'kids port's. Any thoughts? |
Posted at 14/11/2024 07:17 by billy3 Great news!EPC Contractor Nominated as Project Financing Progresses Appointment of Head of Engineering and Project Management ATOME (AIM: ATOM), the leading developer of international green fertiliser projects, announces its nomination for Engineering, Procurement and Construction ("EPC") contractor for its 145MW Villeta Project ("Villeta" or "the Project") in Paraguay, capable of producing approx. 260,000 tonnes per year Calcium Ammonium Nitrate, and provides an update on continued progress on project finance negotiations. Pictured: ATOME and Casale at Casale's Lugano headquarters (credit: ATOME). EPC Contractor After lengthy consultations, ATOME has selected Casale S.A ("Casale"), a specialised engineering and construction firm based in Switzerland, as its sole EPC contractor for Villeta. As one of the world's most experienced licensors of ammonia technologies in the market, Casale will leverage its suite of cutting-edge technologies in fertiliser production and over 100 years of history in sustainable ammonia and nitrates to deliver ATOME's world-leading innovative facility. Villeta is an important project for Casale, representing the world's largest dedicated green fertiliser facility upon commencement of operations. Drawing on the expertise and in country knowledge of ATOME's own team, Casale will employ specialist sub-contractors with experience in Paraguay and South America to support development of the facility. Further information about Casale please visit: Appointment of Head of Engineering and Project Management In conjunction with the nomination of EPC contractor and to strengthen the management's core engineering expertise, the Company is pleased to announce that it has appointed Sam Mackilligan BEng MBA to the non-board position of Head of Engineering and Project Management at ATOME with immediate effect. Sam has over 35 years of experience directing and delivering large-scale and first of a kind infrastructure and energy projects. Prior to joining ATOME, Sam was the Director of Hydrogen for Europe at AECOM, ATOME's current Owner's Engineer, a Fortune 500 engineering consultancy, and acted as project director for several major energy transition projects for clients such as Air Products and BP. Sam was ATOME's relationship lead at AECOM. Project Finance Update Project finance for the Villeta Project continues to make good progress for what is expected to be a world-first project of its kind, with care being taken especially as the Company is determined that the eventual structure delivers material upside for shareholders. In this regard, the Company continues to have positive discussions with equity and debt providers for inclusion in the second round of the negotiations which will lead to the final selection of funding partners and completion of the project financing. The Company is pleased to report that indicative project debt costs have come in below original expectations due to the project's best-in-class development approach, strong partnerships, and climate impact. This stands ATOME in good stead in its continuing discussions with the equity providers. The Company anticipates that a further announcement on this will be provided during the course of the next month. Unlike many other green oriented projects, the Project's laser focus on low-cost delivery of an innovative product into existing demand centres places Villeta at the forefront of the energy transition's leading projects. Olivier Mussat, CEO of ATOME, commented: "The positive feedback during our project finance discussions and favourable project debt costs further validate the strength of our commercial proposition for our green fertiliser offering. "Nomination of our EPC contractor is one of the final key milestones for our Villeta Project. With over a century of global experience in the sector, Casale demonstrated its expertise, innovation and commitment to sustainability and will be an important strategic partner to realise our flagship project. "Developing innovative solutions to decarbonise hard-to-abate industries can be a complex and lengthy process. However, as ATOME works to deliver for its shareholders by concentrating on a product for which there is existing demand, reaching important milestones like this are important to delivering on our stated targets. "We are also pleased to welcome Sam into his capacity as our Head of Engineering and Project Management as we progress to the next stages of the project engineering." Federico Zardi, Casale CEO, commented: "Being appointed as the EPC contractor for the Villeta project is a significant milestone for Casale. With over a century of expertise and an unwavering commitment to safety, quality, and excellence, we don't just dream of a greener planet; together with ATOME, we are shaping it. "This nomination underscores Casale's position as a trusted partner, capable of delivering turnkey solutions by combining our cutting-edge technologies with comprehensive EPC capabilities. "As the first project of its kind, Villeta will not only set a new standard in green fertilizer production but also support sustainable development in Latin America, creating local opportunities and fostering a resilient, low-carbon economy. By working closely with ATOME and our local teams, we are proud to contribute to sustainable local growth that addresses today's needs and promotes a shift towards a greener future." |
Posted at 29/3/2024 20:37 by all in eol I’m sure the MEN RNS affected the ATOM share price and rightly so. |
Posted at 14/3/2024 10:40 by mcunliffe1 OK. Got it now. Thanks AiE. Did you google MEN Holding Dake? ;-)Peter Levine. I recall reading something about him having gifted some shares (in either ATOM or MEN) to a trust fund that is controlled by his family. Also, another person (female) has passed across my screen at some point - name also Levine. I think I'll sit on the sidelines and watch for a while and see how low ATOM share price drops; it's graph is looking decidely like that of MEN now you've pointed me in that direction. Mucho Appreciado. |
Posted at 14/3/2024 07:01 by all in eol 14 March 2024ATOME PLC ("ATOME", "the Company", or "the Group") Enterprise Investment Scheme ("EIS") investment status granted by HMRC ATOME (AIM: ATOM), the only international green fertiliser project development company on the London Stock Exchange, is pleased to announce that His Majesty's Revenue and Customs ("HMRC") has granted EIS status for the investment made by certain qualifying individuals in respect of the equity fundraise which was announced on the 19 February 2024. The EIS is a UK government initiative which encourages investment in qualifying companies by offering tax benefits for qualifying investors who subscribe for new shares. For the avoidance of doubt, EIS income tax relief is not available for directors or employees of ATOME. Subject to certain conditions being met by the company and the investors, EIS enables a qualifying investor with a UK tax liability to claim tax relief in the UK of up to 30% of their investment, subject to a maximum investment of £1 million per tax year. In addition, when investors sell EIS shares, any growth in value from an investment is potentially free from UK capital gains tax (to qualify for this relief, income tax relief must have already been claimed and not withdrawn by HMRC. Investors also have to hold the shares for at least three years and the company and its group must remain EIS qualifying for at least three years). Further details about EIS can be found here. Prospective EIS investors should seek their own tax and financial advice. The directors of ATOME also believe that an investment in the Company would potentially constitute a 'qualifying holding' for a Venture Capital Trust ("VCT") subject to certain conditions being met. A company can receive a maximum of £5 million from EIS and VCT investors on a 12-month rolling basis. The grant of EIS status broadens the Company's potential investor base as it continues to develop and grow. However, the Company reiterates that it intends to finance its first 145MW project in Paraguay at the asset level through its subsidiary, ATOME Paraguay. The 100% green fertiliser that is targeted to be produced by ATOME from 2026 has a worldwide market, none more so than in the UK and Ireland where decarbonisation of the entire agricultural supply chain from supermarkets down to the farm is gaining increasing traction, importance and support. ATOME looks forward to delivering further positive news in the next months as it moves towards Final Investment Decision and asset level-funding for ATOME's world-scale 145MW green fertiliser facility in Paraguay. For completeness, ATOME has an exciting 100MW project in Costa Rica as well as the Phase 2 300MW project in Paraguay. Philip Hare & Associates acted for the Company in the successful grant of EIS status and continues to do so. |
Posted at 31/10/2023 07:04 by all in eol 31 October 2023ATOME ENERGY PLC ("ATOME", "the Company", or "the Group") Update on Paraguay Operations ATOME Energy (AIM: ATOM), the only international green fertiliser project development company on the London Stock Exchange, which is progressing large-scale projects of 445MW in Paraguay provides an update on progress on its current major projects. Summary: -- Front-end engineering design ("FEED") for the Villeta Project, Paraguay nearing completion with engineering, procurement and construction ("EPC") discussions at advanced stage -- Environmental licence granted - tax-free zone status expected shortly -- The Board is increasingly confident that the debt financing component of the project can be achieved -- Significant carbon credit potential from the Villeta Project following independent estimates of up to 550,000 tons of CO2eq displaced per year with new Paraguay law expected to support monetisation of carbon credits -- 300MW Yguazu Project progresses Villeta 145 MW Phase I Villeta Project ATOME is pleased to report the continued progress is being made in relation to this project: FEED and EPC nearing completion The FEED study is nearing completion, and advanced discussions and negotiations are currently ongoing in relation to the EPC contract with the main and specialist sub-contractors, led on ATOME's behalf by the Owner's Engineer, AECOM, the international engineering consultancy. Completion of the EPC contract is a prerequisite for taking final investment decision ("FID"). Environmental license granted and tax-free zone approved On the ground, following a thorough process, the Environmental Licence has now been granted to ATOME by Paraguay's Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. This is a key project document which gives ATOME the rights to commence preparation and clearance of the Villeta site and enables all necessary permitting from construction to operation of the production facility. In addition, the grant of the tax-free zone has passed through all the necessary inter-governmental processes and awaits only signing off by Presidential decree which is expected shortly. All of this has been achieved with the support of the Government whose backing for this project has been key. Tax free zone status will provide significant financial benefits to the project and its funders. Phase I Villeta debt financing has seen a strong level of interest In respect of debt financing, significant expressions of interest have already been received from both Development Finance Institutions and international banks. Whilst work continues in relation to this, the strong level of interest shown to date has demonstrated the financeability of the Company's first industrial scale green fertiliser project and the Board is increasingly confident that the required debt financing component can be achieved. It is worth repeating that the debt financing discussed is at the project level which would provide significant value to ATOME shareholders. We will provide further updates to shareholders on the timing of all aspects of the project financing. Sustainability credentials bring significant Carbon Credits opportunity Further to the Company's August announcement of its preliminary carbon footprint analysis of its CAN product, ATOME can confirm that the Company's estimates have been independently reviewed by the specialist sustainability division of its Owner's Engineer AECOM, which has assessed that ATOME's green calcium ammonium nitrate ("CAN") fertiliser is estimated to have a significantly lower carbon footprint than current grey alternatives, potentially displacing up to 550,000 tons of CO2eq per year versus an imported and applied grey CAN fertiliser in the Paraguay market. This provides ATOME with a potentially significant value-added part of the business in respect of any sale of these credits. The future value of any projected offsets has also now been potentially significantly increased by the new carbon credit law in Paraguay enacted this month under which there is a Government backed verification and certification procedure for qualifying credits to make them more acceptable in the global carbon market. 300MW project in Paraguay code named Yguazu The Yguazu project is over twice the size of the world-scale Villeta facility and, after discussions with state energy provider ANDE, studies are being embarked upon to identify the best place to locate the Yguazu facility. With the FEED study on Villeta now available to the Company, lessons learned from Phase I, together with ATOME's own infrastructure and professional teams, means that the Company will be in a position to expedite this major project and others when the time comes. Both contractors and funders are aware that participation in Phase I Villeta will confer early mover advantage for the next major project. Olivier Mussat, CEO, commented: "One by one, milestones continue to be achieved by ATOME as our flagship world-scale green fertiliser project at Villeta, Paraguay proceeds. "The critical environmental licence has been obtained, a mandatory step in the project development, opening the door to move to site clearance as the first step of operations, with the additional benefit of enabling the formal decree for tax-free zone status to be granted in the near future. "The level and nature of the significant interest in the debt component of the Villeta project finance is very encouraging, demonstrating international as well as local financing interest in our project which has both strong economic viability as well as clear development impact thanks to its green credentials. "It is an increasingly busy time for ATOME and we will continue to keep shareholders appraised of our progress." |
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