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IEH Intell.Eng.

0.2695
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Intell.Eng. LSE:IEH London Ordinary Share GB00BNB7LQ31 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.2695 0.241 0.298 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Intelligent Energy Share Discussion Threads

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04/4/2017
06:47
Not manly to rub salt in the wound. There is prospect for recovery if the IP and business put up for auction . I hope for the better solution of the Hedge Fund to make it easy for new money by relaxing their own stranglehold through the Ln Stk being retired or sold on without conversion rights to new investors

Akso the old management should be allowed back in a nominal capacity now the pain has occured and healing commenced; They made themselves an impossible mountain to climb

norbus
03/4/2017
23:21
ibug25 Mar '17 - 12:57 - 2025 of 2220 0 0
THIS IS CHEAP AT CIRC 10p....THIS IS A BARGAIN----LON:IEH BUY
Intelligent Energy surges on US drone deal

buywell3
03/4/2017
17:22
Loan Participants So the CONVERTIBLE LOAN NOTE holders are

Mediator with about 69% of the stock.

Royalton Percy LLC

Evolution Placements Corporation

THIS REPRESENTS ABOUT 22% OF THE ISSUED STOCK ONCE CONVERTED MAY 2019


Complete list major SH's. ------- Institutional shareholders Movers
21.05% Per cent of shares held by top holders
Holder Shares % Held

GIC Pte Ltd. (Investment Management) AS OF 30 MAR 2017. 20.17m 9.78%
Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers Ltd. AS OF 17 NOV 2016. 5.45m 2.64%
Barclays Bank Plc (Private Banking) AS OF 01 MAR 2017. 4.23m 2.05%
Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management Ltd. AS OF 17 NOV 2016. 2.64m 1.28%
TD Direct Investing (Europe) Ltd. AS OF 01 MAR 2017. 2.61m 1.26%
Norges Bank Investment Management. AS OF 01 MAR 2017u. 2.57m 1.25%
Jarvis Investment Management Ltd. AS OF 01 MAR 2017. 1.63m 0.79%
HSBC Global Asset Management (UK) Ltd. AS OF 01 MAR 2017 1.54m 0.75%
Walker Crips Stockbrokers Ltd. AS OF 01 MAR 2017. 1.38m 0.67%
Baillie Gifford & Co. AS OF 31 DEC 2016. 1.19m 0.58%

From FT tear sheets

ibug
03/4/2017
11:00
More sales deals are highly likely to be rolled out every month increasing revenue and lowering cash burn.

The rollout started in February and March with three deals. From what the firm said last week we can expect more of the same.

Having 12 million in cash the business has everything to play for but they do have to secure more funding and move their listing to AIM.

ibug
03/4/2017
09:39
On a more positive note.....H1 2016/17 cash burn, including operating losses, working capital movements, loan interest and tax is estimated at an average of GBP1.3m per month, or GBP1.6m a month adjusting for the impact of R&D tax credits received in January 2017

-- A contract was signed in February 2017 with US-based Luxfer-GTM Technologies for the supply of up to 600 1kW fuel cell modules for use in their portable, zero-emission lighting towers as part of a growing strategic relationship in the development of a line of integrated fuel cell products

-- Showcase demonstrators of stationary power related fuel cell modules and systems have been deployed in Japan, China, India and the US

-- It was announced in the first half that the Group's fuel cell stacks will be used for a trial of Suzuki Burgman scooters with the Metropolitan Police in London in the summer of 2017

-- Paid for demonstrators of the Group's lightweight stack technologies have been delivered to drone market participants, including an announced relationship with PINC, the US-based supply chain management company. This segment is considered to have the ability to scale significantly for the Company

-- Continued improvement has been delivered in H1 with respect to the stack life, durability and efficiency of the Group's proprietary air cooled fuel cells, which are protected by c. 1,800 patents and patents pending. The Group's fuel cells continue to be considered as industry leading with respect to power output per unit volume and power output per unit weight

-- Standardised product is now available for sale including:

o AC 10 stack, up to 320w

o AC 64 stack, up to 2.7kW

o AC Fuel Cell module, up to 2kW

o AC Fuel Cell Power Unit, up to 4kW

ibug
03/4/2017
07:58
Risk is massive here right now. With little upside.

From the recent Trading Update this part in particular should be noted.

"there can be no certainty over the outcome of these future funding discussions" - almost hidden right at the end... (unsurprisingly)

"No certainty" rings massive alarm bells for me. Proceed with caution!!

filster
02/4/2017
17:35
Outlook right now: some folk have sold, the stock has increased risk until that risk has been resolved--- so let's see what develops.

It is all about what the business does over the coming months and what business can be won and if the 12 million GBP will be enough to ward off a cash call from the bond holders. The company has said that they have developed manufacturing that is scalable and competitive with the main market. That strategy might win new business that keeps the company surviving. This is what they said just yesterday about future trade prospects:

Intelligent Energy said it has completed its restructuring activities, and said it was now focusing on what it considers to be "material growth opportunities" whilst substantially reducing its cost base.

Its headcount at the end of February was 158, down from 381 at the end of March 2016, and Intelligent Energy has restructured its Indian based activities to support fuel-cell product sales.

Intelligent Energy said it was continuing to focus on progressing fuel-cell product sales from the conversion of global pipeline opportunities, and said it "possesses the technology and capability to produce product at the required price points to scale the business".

The group is looking to move an estimated cashburn of GBP1.6 million per month after interest on the convertible loan notes to a positive cashflow position over the next few years.

Copyright 2017 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved.

Alliance Newsletter​

Investors need to understand that this H2 market is at a crossroads of development which has high risks and some rewards if it is managed well.

China set to become a major market for hydrogen fuel cells

China’s focus on clean transportation could be good news for fuel cells

China has become a strong supporter of hydrogen fuel cells in recent years. The country is investing in making public transportation more environmentally friendly, which involves equipping buses with fuel cell systems in order to cut down on the emissions they produce. Beyond transportation, fuel cells are also being used to generate electricity in the industrial sector. Ballard foresees significant opportunities in the Chinese market, especially if interest in hydrogen fuel cells remains strong.

ibug
02/4/2017
15:15
Glenkas

A nod is as good as a wink to a blind horse; Ignorance + Greed = Losses

norbus
02/4/2017
11:28
Realy bad here! 17p now 5p in a few days!! Took a big loss here! Company stinks! They knew share price would rise and how quick it tanked! Once bitten! Say no more wish ya all luck! Bods are morons!
glenkaz
01/4/2017
13:41
ITS WELL WORTH READING THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE in helping to decide if this stock is too risky rather than reading bantter on social media threads.




Here is a useful link for analysis and news:

ibug
01/4/2017
11:53
shores:> Musk would say that as he has bet his fortune on Lithium batteries. He may be right BUT jury still out - Agreed with you that the business acumen of the board has been seriouly lacking also the Daily Mail whose tip sucked in many who shouldhave known better (imo)
pugugly
01/4/2017
11:50
That doesn't help really. I think there is a place for hydrogen fuel cells, alongside electric cars etc. I just can't understand how they could possibly hope to sign any new deals when they have pretty well admitted the company has no future.
edwardroger
01/4/2017
11:36
Dear edwardroger I can help you. This company is run by (probably bearded) academics, not hard nosed business men. The board has demonstrated this time and again. How the hell they achieved a floatation valuation the size they did is anyone's guess! Ask Elon Musk his views on hydrogen fuel cells as an energy provider and you'll get the answer to this dilemma. Such a shame so many deluded individuals still live this mistaken dream.
shores
01/4/2017
11:16
Can anybody help me out here because I appear to be missing something important. IEH has just released what I would consider a near suicidal note about the state of its business and the likelihood that they will soon run out of money. Then, to everyone's surprise the share price drops slightly! Ok, so far so good. As I understand it IEH is at present attempting to sign up new clients, so is the new sales pitch: 'Sign up with us, we have a really good, reliable product and the fact that we may be broke and unable to service your orders in six or seven months isn't really that important.' With a sales pitch like that how can they fail? What is going on with this company? Are they trying to commit suicide or is there another agenda behind the scenes. If anyone can give me some intelligent information about this I would be grateful.
edwardroger
31/3/2017
15:34
Intelligent Energy said it has completed its restructuring activities, and said it was now focusing on what it considers to be "material growth opportunities" whilst substantially reducing its cost base.

Its headcount at the end of February was 158, down from 381 at the end of March 2016, and Intelligent Energy has restructured its Indian based activities to support fuel-cell product sales.

Intelligent Energy said it was continuing to focus on progressing fuel-cell product sales from the conversion of global pipeline opportunities, and said it "possesses the technology and capability to produce product at the required price points to scale the business".

The group is looking to move an estimated cashburn of GBP1.6 million per month after interest on the convertible loan notes to a positive cashflow position over the next few years.


Copyright 2017 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved.

Alliance Newsletterâ364;‹

ibug
31/3/2017
15:03
I am one of those that have been spiked by MB's timing. However, today the share price is the lowest it has been this year, and last month a contract was announced and also this month. These contracts are not with unknown companies, but reputable firms. That gives me comfort, although if funding is not sorted I am not convinced they will carry on getting orders. Perhaps a takeover is the best solution, after all suzuki is happy with the technology, as are Pinc and are Luxfer-GTM Technologies. So either orders or pass the baton...A funding solution would be great...and, depending on the `price', would indicate that there are more orders in the pipeline.

The exit of a institutional shareholder is, of course, concerning. But since the loss of the India deal, which as far as I can see was loss making, the loss has been minimised and two new orders have landed...we could do with more details

mhin2
31/3/2017
14:37
It will be a lot cheaper for the business to be sold as a going concern on AIM/ISDX rather than the main market and that might give shareholders a far better deal than we have right now.
ibug
31/3/2017
14:24
For the latest news about H2 production there are quite a few new articles about production and shipping H2 at this website:
ibug
31/3/2017
11:57
Down again I see. But then if there are still another 20m shares on offer - to be expected.
patientcapital
31/3/2017
11:54
MOVING FROM LSE TO AIM--what are the advantages, does it save costs

Smaller companies can make ‘considerable savings’ by moving from the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) to the Alternative Investment Market (AIM), in the view of Paul Mumford, manager of the Cavendish AIM Fund.

More companies may move down from Main Market to AIM: Cavendish manager

Smaller companies can make ‘considerable savings’ by moving from the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) to the Alternative Investment Market (AIM), in the view of Paul Mumford, manager of the Cavendish AIM Fund.

Mumford contended that companies which make such a switch will save directly from the reduced cost of listing on AIM, and more indirectly due to the lower regulatory costs associated with the junior market.

These range from marginal but regular savings on the cost of auditing and other compliance costs, to wider savings if the company launches takeovers.The legal costs of such takeovers can be ‘horrific’ argued Mumford, but the looser regulatory environment for takeovers on the AIM reduces the costs. If those are the benefits for private investors, the benefits for the companies can also be considerable. Mumford commented that ‘many smaller companies at the tail of the FTSE fall under the radar of fund managers, but with an AIM listing there are dedicated managers looking at that space at all times.

The tax advantages of AIM shares, the fact that any gains from AIM shares are exempt from inheritance tax, makes them attractive to Venture Capital Trusts (VCTs).’The changes introduced this year which allow AIM shares to be placed into ISAs for the first time have also increased the popularity of AIM shares among private investors, Mumford added.He concluded that this combination of developments is likely to see more companies switching to AIM.

But the fund manager cautioned investors that while the more relaxed regulatory environment of AIM has its advantages, it also carries an extra risk for private investors, with such shares more likely to be subject to volatility.

ibug
31/3/2017
11:01
If THE COMPANY GET THE FUNDING THEY NEED THEN THE BUSINESS MAY TURN AROUND...which I believe is fair comment.


THE BUSINESS PROBLEMS AND ITS PROSPECTS WERE PUBLISHED YESTERDAY...perhaps its time to move on until we hear more news about funding.

ibug
31/3/2017
11:00
China set to become a major market for hydrogen fuel cells

China’s focus on clean transportation could be good news for fuel cells

China has become a strong supporter of hydrogen fuel cells in recent years. The country is investing in making public transportation more environmentally friendly, which involves equipping buses with fuel cell systems in order to cut down on the emissions they produce. Beyond transportation, fuel cells are also being used to generate electricity in the industrial sector. Ballard foresees significant opportunities in the Chinese market, especially if interest in hydrogen fuel cells remains strong.

ibug
31/3/2017
10:47
It is wrong to paint a rosy picture when facts say otherwise. If IEH can survive and do well, it will be for the hedge fund,
norbus
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