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Haydale Graphene Industries Plc LSE:HAYD London Ordinary Share GB00BKWQ1135 ORD 2P
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  -0.01 -0.59% 1.69 5,291,240 16:35:11
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1.65 1.70 1.75 1.675 1.70
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Industrial Engineering 2.90 -3.77 -1.00 9
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16:35:11 O 1,500,000 1.6833 GBX
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Posted at 24/9/2022 09:20 by Haydale Graphene Industr... Daily Update
Haydale Graphene Industries Plc is listed in the Industrial Engineering sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HAYD. The last closing price for Haydale Graphene Industr... was 1.70p.
Haydale Graphene Industries Plc has a 4 week average price of 1.63p and a 12 week average price of 1.63p.
The 1 year high share price is 7.30p while the 1 year low share price is currently 1.63p.
There are currently 510,335,691 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 3,350,152 shares. The market capitalisation of Haydale Graphene Industries Plc is £8,624,673.18.
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Posted at 26/8/2022 07:50 by rock star
Interesting that finncap are celebrating the fact they have raised £5m for HAYD on LinkedIn. They should be embarrassed their corporate client raised funds at such a discount. Not a good look.
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Posted at 23/8/2022 20:36 by slicethepie
This has taken roughly 3 weeks to organise and surprise surprise the share price has halved ... if I was on commission to round up the criminals I would be very rich ! It is sad that this will go unchallenged by the authorities, anyone with half a brain could find the culprits ..,
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Posted at 23/8/2022 16:44 by sportbilly1976
2p placing. Look at price fall this month and say no-one was aware and trading it!
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Posted at 11/8/2022 14:34 by cerrito
I had till the last 24 hours a small position , having sold off quite a bit last year/ As a result I did not focus on the July 19th TU till jolted by the recent price falls. That was silly of me given that HAYD had a cash burn of £1.8m in the six months to December 21..the highest since 2019. I see that JMFinn have a LBITDA estimate of £2.9m for this financial year, following the July TU. This suggests a cash raise in next month or so, not easy given their shareholder base. I see that JM Finn are talking about 10p in the short term but I do not see it. There is potential here and it may well be au revoir rather than a Dieu but cannot see myself going back in till the funding is sorted.
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Posted at 27/4/2022 23:00 by lsoc85
Further to the RNS of 27th January 2022, High Tech Systems Ltd issued a press release update last week - following testing, it appears that the radiator fluid would reduce heating bills by c.30%. They talk of being close to getting it into trial homes but offer no definite timescale. Hopefully trials will be completed and verified by the autumn and the next utility price hike. One would imagine that the fluid will be popular once ready for mass roll out. With average annual bills going north of £3k, a £900 saving for an initial outlay will seem worth it to most. "New Energy Saving Heating Product Aims High at Futurebuild ‘22 Stourbridge UK, 20th April, 2022: A new product for the heating market was launched by High Tech Systems at Futurebuild in London last month to a captive audience interested in energy and carbon saving technologies.  Hi-Therm ® was given a hero’s welcome by show visitors thanks to its potential to reduce customers’ energy usage and carbon emissions by 30%.  Hi-Therm ® has been formulated to combat energy and carbon emissions in the UK’s hydronic heating sector and beyond by substituting commonly used water in radiators. The patented thermal fluid uses nanotechnology to enhance the thermodynamic properties of water.  Hi-Therm ® is subcontract manufactured by Haydale Graphene Industries using its patented plasma functionalisation process. Hi-Therm can be installed into any hydronic heating system with minimal disruption and does not require any adaptation of the heating system.  With almost 400 people visiting the stand across the three-day show, High Tech Systems’ CEO Vince Rice said: “We believe we have developed a game-changing product and to see the enormous interest at the show has just quantified that for us.  “As we work through interest shown from the Futurebuild show, we can see the potential applications of the product beyond just the domestic and commercial heating market, but right now we are laser focused on getting our product into the fuel poverty market to assist those who really need it to reduce energy usage and therefore reduce household bills.” Unlike water, which holds the same thermal conductivity regardless of temperature, Hi-Therm’s thermal capability increases with temperature. The product has been independently tested by several third parties including a leading university in the field of thermodynamics and the National Gas Centre for Excellence (NGCFE). At the NGCFE, a test environment was set up with two identical 4KW heating systems, one with water and the other with Hi-Therm®, and 30% less energy was used with Hi-Therm®  during several days of continuous testing.  This is supported by an independent evaluation undertaken in a university test facility specialising in thermodynamics. The simulation was based on heating a single bedroom in a domestic home for a period of one month. The tests showed a reduction in energy usage over the period of more than 30%.  The exciting innovation aims to transform the industry. The product is currently in an advanced stage of achieving SAP inclusion (Standard Assessment Procedure) from the Building Research Establishment (BRE), which would provide an energy performance rating uplift (for use in EPC ratings in buildings). If independent test results are anything to go by, Hi-Therm® could potentially surpass all current energy saving products rated by BRE to date.  Vince continued: “The next stage for us is achieving SAP and to put Hi-Therm® into trial homes in the UK. Our goal is to have Hi-Therm®  available to the fuel poverty market, which is estimated now to be some five million homes. We are talking to very senior people within the UK Government to help bring the benefits of Hi-Therm® to this market as soon as physically possible. We have the capabilities to get this into every single home in the UK with a hydronic heating system, which are systems with gas boilers or heat pumps, as a very cost-effective method of reducing both energy usage and carbon emissions.”  With the UK’s Government bold commitment to net zero emissions by 2050, Hi-Therm®  could potentially provide a solution to significantly cutting carbon emissions from domestic heating, which according to the Committee on Climate Change accounts for 32% of all carbon emissions in the UK. Current initiatives promote the installation of heat pumps, but the solution cannot be installed in every home. Hi-Therm® could.   Hi-Therm® is a new and innovative product to the heating market that could potentially align with many people’s mission towards carbon reduction and net zero. It can be installed into any building that has radiators and it can offer energy savings at a fraction of the carbon footprint, capital costs and time of current measures and provides the dweller with significant energy usage savings.  -Ends- For further information, please contact: Vince Rice, CEO  T: 01562 881014 High Tech Systems E: vince@hightech.systems "
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Posted at 19/4/2022 21:45 by tnt99
Keep on winning awards but the turnover and profit and share price stay static
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Posted at 29/12/2021 18:31 by cerrito
I have had a canter through the annual report and the following struck me. I do not see myself going to the AGM. I have a reduced holding and did not participate in the fund raise sensing correctly that there would be an opportunity to buy them in the market at a lower price but of course fluffed the chance to buy them in the 5p area. The company has two things going for it. The first is plenty of cash for the foreseeable future and the second an atomized shareholder structure so that one is not fretting about a large shareholder wanting to sell down. I also thought that the text of the AR was very good. What I liked about it was that it is realistic that there will be bumps on the road and that there are certain projects that however attractive they seem they need to be canned. It could drift down to the 5p area again and if so I hope I will be on the ball to buy but not sure if I see a major catalyst for a share price increase. Comments very welcome. Page 3 Good to read about total reduction in operating cost basis over 3 years of £2.43m. Page 5 A reminder that this company with annual sales of under £3m has 5 locations worldwide including 3 ex UK. Page 7 In some ways good that they were ahead of schedule in shipping to Icraft functional graphene powder. Page 11 I see R&D expenditure essentially unchanged from the previous year but at 1/3rd of sales shows to me that this company is very much still in short trousers. Page 12 I have to say that it had missed me that they had US pension obligations of £1m plus. Page 21 Good that for all intents and purposes the Directors had a 100% attendance record. Page 49 Slightly surprised that for the last 2 years Japan has been the biggest market as little mention of it in the text. Page 52 I see that the total remuneration costs of the directors are about 17% of the total 54 people company which is rather generous. What can we look forward to in 2022??? • Successful granting of patents that have been filed. • Coming on stream of plasma reactor and that it is optimized in 2022. That said not clear when they will need 30 tonnes pa. • Resolution of discussions with commercial partner ref sports performance garments. • Commercialization phase of the DLYB contract kicks in. • Clear progress in premium leisure footware market. • Unclear if there will be further sales of the HT200 plasma reactor as sold in Rhode Island this year. • What the Director of Sales in Thailand can and does bring to the party. • Arbitration hearing outcome of the £450k claim with the second largest whisker customer. • Expansion of blanks business in the European cutting tools market. • Progress of SIC whisker and blanks market in China. • Getting DW31 accreditation for CeramycGuard in UK.
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Posted at 08/7/2021 15:17 by maytrees
Meanwhile the HAYD share price is up when LSE is sharply down.
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Posted at 14/10/2020 07:52 by garth
Edward, With the greatest respect, whatever the prospects for HAYD, I think your posting history since you joined in September would be suggestive of the fact that you are not an "investor" in this company's stock. And if you are, its perhaps all a bit to stressful for you to keep holding - not good for the health? Just a view. G. edwardjh - 13 Oct 2020 - 16:19:43 - 1408 of 1409 Haydale: Graphene specialist - HAYD It looks like the mask pattern belong to planartec. All the public information I can find out on the internet is not on ourside. How are we going to sale it? Pay the royal fee? Someone should check the deal to find out what is going on? Real worry about my investment! edwardjh - 06 Oct 2020 - 01:19:16 - 1406 of 1409 Haydale: Graphene specialist - HAYD Ink development and production manager left the company at sep/ 2020 from LinkedIn status. Who is going to do the development and sale the real commercial inks? Student or researcher from university? What is going on !!! edwardjh - 04 Oct 2020 - 16:48:05 - 1405 of 1409 Haydale: Graphene specialist - HAYD does anyone know what is going on about anti-counterfeiting(PATit)? HP1 Technologies piezoresistive ? i put a lot of money in ! can someone share with me about it? are these all gone? they keep posting new projects how about the these two major projects? i am so worried about my investment ! edwardjh - 26 Sep 2020 - 03:02:16 - 1404 of 1409 Haydale: Graphene specialist - HAYD coating SIC on airplane propellers. It means coating glass on it. it will add up a lot weight. from engineer design point, what for? using more fuel? edwardjh - 25 Sep 2020 - 22:38:54 - 1403 of 1409 Haydale: Graphene specialist - HAYD IRPC is Thailand Petrol company. they do not make any masks. they subcontract local mask company to make mask.it looks the same company to produce planartech graphene mask. who owns the pattern? Planartech announced first already! edwardjh - 25 Sep 2020 - 22:12:31 - 1402 of 1409 Haydale: Graphene specialist - HAYD Anyone know how much a metric tonne of graphene is worth? average 90 to 100 dollars /ton. the production cost will more than that.so, wake up.
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Posted at 19/12/2018 11:26 by knownowt
For those that haven't seen it, this was posted yesterday on the company's news page : Haydale Chairman Congratulates University of Manchester on the Recent Opening of its Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (‘GEIC’) by Gemma Smith | Dec 18, 2018 | Uncategorized | 0 comments Haydale (AIM: HAYD), the global advanced materials group, and its Interim Executive Chairman, David Banks, were pleased to attend the official opening of the £60 million Masdar Building which houses the GEIC at the University of Manchester, UK, of which Haydale is a Tier One partner. The opening took place on 10 December and saw His Royal Highness, The Duke of York, unveil an official plaque in front of over 140 dignitaries, industry leaders, University staff and academics. The recently supplied Haydale research plasma reactor was a prominent feature at the event and is due for commissioning in January where it will be available to not only a dedicated Haydale research associate but also GEIC members including the National Physical Laboratory to develop the science of functionalisation and pioneer new advanced materials development. Haydale’s exhibition stand featured many products enhanced with Haydale’s functionalised graphenes currently being sold in the market,including biomedical sensors, heat sensors, printed inks, graphene enhanced pre-impregnated carbon fibre composites and mould tooling, plus its newly launched anti-counterfeit technology, PATit. Haydale generated over £1.0 million of sales from its graphene enhanced products and services in its last financial year. Additionally, Haydale’s functionalised graphenes were on display throughout the exhibition by some of its customers and collaboration partners where its technology has been used to enhance a range of products, including: BAC (Briggs Automotive Company)Ltd displayed its supercar, the BAC Mono, which features a graphene enhanced rear diffuser developed by Haydale. As previously announced, Haydale is now working with BAC to design and develop a number of other graphene enhanced body panels for the BAC Mono supercar; and The University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN) displayed its graphene skinned UAV, which is enhanced by Haydale’s functionalised graphene. The drone demonstrates the capabilities of graphene to address issues within the UAV market, such as lightning strikes, de-icing and light weighting. Other new innovative concepts on display incorporating or expecting to incorporate Haydale’s graphene products included: A substantial infrastructure concept was also on display by Zero E Technologies Inc, a Denver-based company which is collaborating with Haydale, to promote a project to use graphene and other Haydale advanced materials to create a desalination platform that uses heat pumps to generate energy and clean drinking water from the ocean’s warm water. The GEIC will also be involved in the initial proof of concept phase.The project is expected to incorporate graphene coated structures, heat exchangers, plus the already proven Zero E revolutionary motor. The concept is attracting significant interest in the Middle East, which is looking for clean water supply and an energy source to reduce reliance on oil; A heated inner glove being promoted by Michelle Hua, the Manchester Ambassador of Women of Wearables, a global network supporting women in wearable tech, fashion tech, and IoT. Haydale Taiwan supplied its conductive graphene ink to produce a flexible,stretchable heater insert, stable at 26°C and for use in combating Raynaud’s disease; and A 3D robotic hand was displayed demonstrating outstanding flexibility and dexterity. The hand had been 3D printed and built by Haosen Yang, a master’s student at Manchester University,and Dr Li Ren, Reader at Manchester University, using Haydale’s graphene enhanced PLA 3D filaments. The graphene enhanced PLA material provided additional lubricity for the fingers, enhancing performance against the previous (non-graphene) parts. In addition, Haydale and GEIC applications engineers are collaborating with two of Haydale’s existing customers on projects to incorporate Haydale’s functionalised graphenes and its silicon carbide micro fibres: AB Dynamics Plc – approached Haydale with respect to their test platforms for their Advanced Driver Assistance Systems and using enhanced composites/ceramics for its soft-crash vehicle programmes; and Wheelsure Holdings Plc – on the development of “smart” bolt/nut systems using Haydale’s graphene pressure sensor technology. David Banks, Interim Executive Chairman at Haydale, said: “I would like to congratulate the University of Manchester on the official opening of the Masdar Building. It was an honour to attend this prestigious event and it was fantastic to see an array of Haydale’s technologies featured within the various products that were on display in the exhibition. It is important that Haydale’s technology is advancing the industry and I look forward to Haydale continuing to work with the GEIC and its collaboration partners to accelerate the commercialisation of graphene.”
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