Flowgroup Plc Share Discussion Threads

[uppompeii] 10/4/2015 17:15

What? Like this? Did you read Tony Stiffs comment?

"In achieving reservations of the Flow boiler in line with our sales plan..."

[fox you] 10/4/2015 17:00

WHAT ABOUT A A VERY VERY SMALL HINT RE SALES TARGETS BEING MET???

[cyberbub] 09/4/2015 16:15

This encouraging news means that we should get a clear indication of increasing numbers of mCHP installations in May's figures (released in early June)... not long to wait...

[jscowi] 09/4/2015 11:59

Cyberbub, this is was final post on the other thread:

jscowi 1 Apr'15 - 17:12 - 3212 of 3237 1 0 edit

Thought I would respond to one of Flows many interesting tweets to ask "when to expect a combi version" their response was "Many thanks for your Tweet we are hoping to have a combi version early next year. Warm Regards Flow"

All coming together nicely imo.

[cyberbub] 09/4/2015 11:51

Larry, £2.50 by 2017 entirely possible IMO, IF we get UK sales traction, AND have a successful combi version launched, AND an expanding US/Europe sales channel... These may sound like a lot of 'ifs' but our management's delivery so far inspires confidence that there is a decent chance of getting there...NAI

[larry335] 09/4/2015 11:27

Target £2.50

[nw99] 09/4/2015 10:45

Chart does look good again for 50p

[1fox1] 09/4/2015 09:44

Tony Stiff looks like he delivers on his promises. Really knows the business inside out.

[jscowi] 09/4/2015 09:39

They have clarified a few of the issues "some" have been focusing on repeatedly: installations date commencement, target area marketing/installation etc. So good that those lies cannot be continued or can be answered by the RNS.

Perhaps they have been reading the other thread!

[1fox1] 09/4/2015 09:28

Chart also beginning to take shape imo

[nw99] 09/4/2015 08:55

Tony Stiff, CEO of Flowgroup, commented: "We are extremely pleased to announce that customers are responding well to the Flow offer. Our marketing and sales teams have worked hard to achieve this strong impact. We expect to begin our first commercial installs before the end of April. Our regional marketing campaigns have driven high volumes of traffic into our website and we believe we can increase these volumes still further as we target more of the country. In addition, our network of independent installers will soon begin to start pro-actively recommending the Flow boiler to their customers, opening another vital sales channel. In achieving reservations of the Flow boiler in line with our sales plan, and in gaining CE Type Approval for the Flow boiler and production line, which, while expected, still represents a major achievement, we are firmly on track to deliver a successful product into the market and to begin to establish Flow's credentials as the future of home heating and home energy."

[nw99] 09/4/2015 08:49

All in order as expected excellent

[larry335] 09/4/2015 08:34

Yes, as expected and already indicated in the previous RNS...

As I posted previously I think a few (investors and non-investors) got carried away with the start of production in Nov 2014 imagining thousands of boilers rolling off the line.

Without the CE marking on the product, which needs approval of the production line/facility (April 8th according to the RNS) they would not have been able to sell and install the product.
Now they can get the MCS accreditation for the product which is needed to claim the FIT.

[blah blah] 09/4/2015 07:57

Indeed Cyber, yet again delivering what we expect - boiler ready for initial installs, following which they should be able to cut the price a bit and be confident to proceed to mass installs. Encouraged they are still talking confidently about the impact we will have on the market. I think this is going to be the last chance to load up at these prices.

[cyberbub] 09/4/2015 07:50

No comments yet on the RNS? Sounds highly encouraging to me anyway!

[hpcg] 08/4/2015 23:46

There are literally dozens of home battery suppliers. It is as commodity a sector as there can. Structurally they are the same as a UPS. Ideal for domestic solar in places with lots of sunshine and no day time air conditioning requirement like So Cal and Mediterranean climates.

[smelleroo] 08/4/2015 21:39

hxxp://gas2.org/2015/04/03/tesla-home-battery-details-emerge/

one of the biggest futurists on planet earth

[cyberbub] 08/4/2015 21:27

Uswitch.com are showing Flow at the top of the list for cheap tariffs for my consumption.. albeit only a few quid cheaper than the 2nd place...

[fox you] 08/4/2015 20:53

Quote from an idiotI
"Smelleroo 8 Apr'15 - 08:26 - 3226 of 3228 0 0

could he be paid to deramp?"
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Have some faith in the share price you fool. If a few factual posts highlighting the concerns, real concerns re cost of installation 1800 quid, no eletric without boiler on in the warmer days/etc/etc can move a SP, then even I would be worried.

I' may buy around 10p subject to the fundamentals at the time and hold for several years and sell higher than the 10p as the new combi boiler by Flow, if it ever becomes a reality will stand a better chence imo.

What, no hot water and electric with the heating on - LOL

The choice is yours dear chumps if you add, hold tightly, or jump ship - lol

Fox You

[1fox1] 08/4/2015 10:00

Good posts grandwood. Looks like it's all coming together nicely.

[grandwood] 08/4/2015 09:55

Flow now appearing as the "cheapest short fix" on MoneySavingExpert....



913 quid per year compared to big 6 average of 1154!

[uppompeii] 08/4/2015 09:05

Well he's certainly on repeat and re-run royalties if he is...

[nw99] 08/4/2015 09:02

Don't know but he does talk rubbish

[smelleroo] 08/4/2015 08:26

could he be paid to deramp?

[cyberbub] 08/4/2015 08:10

He causes a nuisance of himself on other threads as well.. I guess that's how he gets his pleasure.. takes all sorts to make a world..