Hardide Share Discussion Threads

[nick100] 13/3/2021 07:11

GE to build a new turbine blade factory in the UK.

[johnwise] 11/3/2021 13:54

2018

Hardide Coatings at the 2018 American Aerospace & Defense Summit


Hardide Aerospace Coatings

[johnwise] 11/3/2021 13:50

Asia Pacific $675+ Million Aerospace Coating Market Forecast to 2027 - Increasing Demand from North America - ResearchAndMarkets.com

Aircrafts has to withstand high climatic stress which generally damages the metal surface resulting in frequent repairs and maintenance. Aerospace coatings provides high resistance against corrosion, ultraviolet rays and solar hear, fog and other adverse weather conditions.

Aerospace coating not only provides protection the aircraft but also reduces the weight of the aircraft which helps in reducing CO2 emission. The requirement of coatings for aircraft is also due to the change in environment regulations. Aerospace coatings are designed in order to prevent temperature fluctuations, variable air pressure and variable air instabilities. Miniaturization, Precision and high strength has become the important features of aerospace coating.

[dozey3] 11/3/2021 13:08

That seems to be concerned with external surfaces it mentions camouflage, rather than type of heavy duty components HDD is concerned with.

[johnwise] 04/3/2021 17:43

Oil Soars As OPEC+ Sources Suggest No Production Increase

The U.S. oil benchmark, WTI Crude, jumped early on Thursday to above $64 a barrel, soaring by more than 5 percent, after OPEC+ sources began telling reporters that the coalition may be close to agreeing not to increase their collective oil production in April.

[rogerramjet] 01/3/2021 12:11

Nice chunky buy. Now will it dribble back down?

[johnwise] 25/2/2021 22:47

Hardide PLC Issue of Options

RNS Number : 3509Q

25 February 2021

[johnwise] 25/2/2021 22:47

VIDEO

Hardide Coatings - New UK Production Facility



Hardide Coatings Promotional Video

[johnwise] 25/2/2021 22:46

Damage to United Boeing 777 engine consistent with metal fatigue, NTSB says

WASHINGTON — U.S. National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Robert Sumwalt said Monday that damage to a fan blade in a Pratt & Whitney engine that failed in a United Airlines Boeing 777-200 is consistent with metal fatigue, according to a preliminary assessment.

[johnwise] 25/2/2021 22:42

Hardide PLC Issue of Options

RNS Number : 3509Q

25 February 2021

[johnwise] 23/2/2021 15:15

VIDEO

Hardide Coatings - New UK Production Facility



Hardide Coatings Promotional Video

[johnwise] 23/2/2021 15:09

Damage to United Boeing 777 engine consistent with metal fatigue, NTSB says

WASHINGTON — U.S. National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Robert Sumwalt said Monday that damage to a fan blade in a Pratt & Whitney engine that failed in a United Airlines Boeing 777-200 is consistent with metal fatigue, according to a preliminary assessment.

[alchemy] 19/2/2021 09:41

Crumbs you're bonkers!

[johnwise] 05/2/2021 13:53

The Commodities Feed: Oil continues its move higher


The oil market has continued its strong run, with ICE Brent up 6% so far this week, and briefly trading above US$59/bbl yesterday. Stronger equity markets have proved supportive for oil, whilst sentiment following the various OPEC+ meetings this week was also constructive. OPEC+ was of the view that OECD inventories will fall below their 5-year average by June, and also suggested that they remain committed to rebalancing the market quickly. With Covid-19 cases now declining in certain regions, including the US and the UK, there will be a glimmer of hope that the worst is now behind us, particularly as the rolling out of vaccinations picks up.

The Saudis left their March official selling price for Arab Light into Asia unchanged at US$1/bbl over the benchmark, whilst all other OSPs into the region were also left unchanged. All grades into the US, NW Europe and the Mediterranean saw increases, with OSP’s increasing by US$0.10/bbl, US$1.40/bbl and US$1.30/bbl respectively.

[johnwise] 05/2/2021 13:52

Carbon tax plan gets binned by Boris Johnson:

"More like the fear that it would spark riots due to the loss of jobs etc, would bring widespread misery, many are struggling already... Now let's drop the insane carbon zero race. Co2 is essential for plants. Without the oxygen they give off, all animals on the planet will die. Co2 levels in the atmosphere are not dangerously high, they're dangerously low."See link video below "A Dearth of Carbon Dr. Patrick Moore"


Carbon tax plan gets binned by Boris Johnson amid fear it would spark a rise in food prices

Boris Johnson last night killed off the idea of a carbon tax that could have seen huge price rises for meat, cheese and gas.


Video: The truth about global warming


VIDEO: A Dearth of Carbon Dr. Patrick Moore


VIDEO: European Parliament Told 'There is No Climate Emergency!'


Exposed: How world leaders were duped into investing billions over manipulated global warming data

[johnwise] 01/2/2021 14:13

Hardide plc (HDD) Investor presentation June 2018

VIDEO


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13/11/2019

Hardide PLC Hardide approved for F-35 Joint Strike Fighter

Philip Kirkham, Chief Executive Officer of Hardide plc, commented:

"Being selected for this new generation of aircraft is a great vote of confidence in Hardide and we look forward to further components being specified for Hardide coatings. This clearly demonstrates the progress that Hardide is making within the aerospace sector."


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21 Aug 2020
F-35 Will Finally Go into Full Production Next March, Acquisitions Chief Says


07 December 2020
Hardide plc .. "Coating of components for the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning
II Joint Strike Fighter continue"

[nick100] 01/2/2021 13:23

One should remember that it is not only the patent, its is the testing of each component, and the time it takes to get it approved,and their expertise. I do not see another competitor
Giving the time it has taken Hardide to get here. Just look at the reactor in the new plant it has not been approved by Airbus, even though its is Hardide the same company
reactor in the new plant has to go through the motions of getting it approved again

[gb904150] 01/2/2021 10:06

There's still no urgency here to return any money to shareholders.

the Board expects the Company to remain cash consumptive for at least the current year.

Perhaps if the BOD owned a larger stake in the company there might be a bit more incentive to generate a profit and return a dividend.

The tech is great, the customer list is great, the recent factory move is positive but 15 years of losses and zero returns to shareholders says it all.

At some point HDD is a buy. Do they still have any patent protection on their technology? Or do investors think the capex spent on reactors and their know-how is enough of a competitive moat now?

[nestoframpers] 26/1/2021 23:15

Those Brass shiny things look great , well done HDD.