Eenergy Share Discussion Threads

[livewireplus] 10/10/2022 09:53

.... but suns out today with a reasonable amount of buying ....

[livewireplus] 27/9/2022 19:01

Indeed .... seems the sun wasn't out for the EAAS solar panels today :-(

[robsy2] 27/9/2022 16:22

And look at the share price action. Astonishing.

[someuwin] 27/9/2022 16:09

Singer note:

Launch of eSolar strengthens offering

"eEnergy has announced the launch of eSolar, its in-house Solar PV System offering, helping organisations to rapidly deploy on-site energy generation, on a capital-free basis. The economics of the offering are compelling, with the implied costs of on-site solar energy now at more than 50% cheaper than the equivalent cost of buying from the grid after a greater than 300% increase in grid energy costs over the past year. The Group has seen strong appetite for the eSolar offering from new and existing customers, resulting in 8.9 MW of projects being secured at Heads of Terms, two thirds of which are expected to convert to revenue during FY23. The launch of eSolar further strengthens eEnergy’s offering. In our view, eEnergy is uniquely well placed to support customers’ Net Zero ambitions, whilst the energy crisis should continue to underpin a sustained increase in demand. We remain at Buy with a 17p Target Price (13.6x FY24 P/E)..."

[robsy2] 27/9/2022 08:19

Interesting. They seem to be quietly powering ahead on a number of fronts.
While the sudden increase in energy prices must be causing a lot of turmoil to the energy supply side of their business, overall the long-term trend of higher prices must be a massive driver for their offering.
The capital free basis also looks just right for the present climate. The new division looks promising and seems to have a lot of traction already.
Producing solar power now is a big earner/ cost saver. EAAS clearly has a huge number of clients that are interested and have put together the package to satisfy the demand.
Very encouraging.

[parsons4] 27/9/2022 07:34

What a great RNS !!I can't think of a better industry to be in at the present time, very happy to be invested here. GLA

[someuwin] 27/9/2022 07:15

27 September 2022

eEnergy Group plc

("eEnergy" or "the Group")

Launch of eSolar

eEnergy (AIM: EAAS), the net zero energy services provider, is pleased to announce the launch of eSolar, eEnergy's in-house Solar Photovoltaic System ("PV") offering, helping organisations to rapidly deploy on-site energy generation, on a capital-free basis.

eEnergy initially developed its solar capabilities as a result of the increasing demand from both existing and new customers for onsite solar generation driven largely as a result of the surge in grid energy costs, which have increased by over 300% in the last year; where the implied cost of onsite solar energy now trades at more than 50% discount.

eEnergy has been successfully incubating its solar offering over the previous six months, with strong appetite for the offering from new and existing customers resulting in 8.9 MW (equivalent to c. 30,000 standard 300w panels) of commercial projects being secured at Heads of Terms and with an additional 425 KW successfully completed or currently being installed. Given the advanced stage of discussions we expect c. two-thirds of projects at Heads of Terms to complete and convert to revenue during FY23....

[someuwin] 15/9/2022 10:48

Can buy £6k. But not £7k.

[someuwin] 14/9/2022 08:22

Looks a good entry level.

[parsons4] 14/9/2022 08:16

There is no doubt in my mind that EAAS is well undervalued considering the progress they are making and the sector they are in. The main reason they are so low IMHO is that they have come up a long way since the reverse takeover and investors have been able to sell stock to cover losses on other investments. I think that process looks like is now over and any large buys have a positive impact on the stock. One for the medium term GLA

[livewireplus] 13/9/2022 13:30

Reasonable amount of buys so far today .... I'll be happy if it is 10p by end of this month and content if it is 14p by end of this year ....

[pcok] 13/9/2022 13:25

Nice bounce so far today. Overdue beginning of a re-rate?

[hatfullofsky] 26/8/2022 13:36

I asked the same question, it was a badly worded RNS.We've issued 4million shares at todays share price - ie c350k of value.This is in exchange for full and final payment.  It's a great deal for eEnergy as 100% share consideration.Hope this makes sense,Thanks Harvey

[livewireplus] 23/8/2022 22:48

Enjoy your holiday ... if it is a long holiday then share price may be 24p by the time you return :-)

[robsy2] 23/8/2022 20:31

No response as yet. I’ll make contact again when i am finished holidaying.
GLA
R

[robsy2] 23/8/2022 20:30

Re my earlier post ‘I don’t understand this.needs clarification. Maybe the deal was to give them a certain number of shares with the deal struck with the shares valued at 24p with both parties thinking they would be worth more than 24p now, but unfortunately they are not.’

I sent the ceo a mail

Hi Harvey
I am a shareholder. I saw the RNS about the earn out and am confused. Why would the vendor accept payment with EAAS stock valued at 24p when they can buy them in the market for 8p?
I must be missing something.
Best
R

[parsons4] 19/8/2022 08:51

Yes I also increased my holding yet again yesterday. At present any rises are being sold into in most stocks good or bad. This does seem to be "in an undervalued sweet spot" Like the term PCOK !!

[pcok] 18/8/2022 00:16

Nibbled a few more today. Next PM may unfortunately delay the green agenda but it will not go away (and rightly so). We appear to be in an undervalued sweet spot and I will continue to top at these levels.

[parsons4] 17/8/2022 06:43

Hopefully the big seller has finished !! Just remember that these have still come up a long way since the shell was bought into. In these situations old shareholders with losses across their portfolios look for something that is in profit to sell.

[livewireplus] 16/8/2022 08:42

A reasonable amount of buying over last couple of days .... can't see offer price remaining at 8p much longer .... :-)

[rslph] 15/8/2022 16:44

Yes, it is compelling, and your absolutely right, a premium would be required, but again they probably need another couple of years trading to scale and generate better bottom line/cash. If you look at the current energy crisis and the need for Net Zero initiatives I can't imagine another Co. being better placed to capitalise...

[pcok] 15/8/2022 11:41

On the basis of the update a premium would be required to the current share price Can see an energy major snaffling these at some point if they get scale and that seems to be the direction of travel. The story still seems compelling to me so I am topping up in small doses at these levels.