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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Intell.Eng. | IEH | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 26/10/2017 17:46 by topvest Game over. It was always a story stock from day 1. A painful lesson for investors, no doubt. |
Posted at 25/10/2017 14:12 by waspfactory Too easy to resist more like. The BOD actually told investors that there's no value in the shares!!! |
Posted at 17/7/2017 08:38 by ibug They have said very clearly that orders are being taken.Intelligent Energy shares rise on fuel cell product launch Investors welcomed the product launch news, with the London-listed share rising 14% in WednesdayâS Orders are now being taken for the FCM-800 fuel cells Loughborough based Intelligent Energy Holding PLC (LON:IEH) has today launched a new range of zero-emissions fuel cell technology. The commercial product range, the FCM-800 series, comprises fuel cell modules suited to both stationary and portable applications, and are capable of delivering between one and four kilowatts. It is an international launch and orders are now being taken, the company said. Investors welcomed the news, with the London-listed share rising 14% in WednesdayâS The team has worked hard to deliver this new range and it is an exciting time for the company as we expand our product portfolio,said Alistair Ball, director of product delivery. “ Group chief executive Martin Bloom, meanwhile, said: "It has been a positive first year for product-led commercial development for the company. “ We have been able to commercialise our world leading technology developed over a 30-year period. I am delighted to see this transitioning into a world class product range and the FCM-800 series is an important tool for our commercial team who will now be able to address clear market demand for this type of application." www.proactiveinvesto |
Posted at 07/7/2017 09:33 by ibug They have said very clearly that orders are being taken.Intelligent Energy shares rise on fuel cell product launch Investors welcomed the product launch news, with the London-listed share rising 14% in Wednesday’s early deals. Orders are now being taken for the FCM-800 fuel cells Loughborough based Intelligent Energy Holding PLC (LON:IEH) has today launched a new range of zero-emissions fuel cell technology. The commercial product range, the FCM-800 series, comprises fuel cell modules suited to both stationary and portable applications, and are capable of delivering between one and four kilowatts. It is an international launch and orders are now being taken, the company said. Investors welcomed the news, with the London-listed share rising 14% in Wednesday’s early deals. “The team has worked hard to deliver this new range and it is an exciting time for the company as we expand our product portfolio,” said Alistair Ball, director of product delivery. “Importantly, the FCM-800 series is economically competitive and we are confident that our new product range will be well received." Group chief executive Martin Bloom, meanwhile, said: "It has been a positive first year for product-led commercial development for the company. “Since my arrival, we have outlined a new strategy to maximise commercial opportunities and build the business. “We have been able to commercialise our world leading technology developed over a 30-year period. I am delighted to see this transitioning into a world class product range and the FCM-800 series is an important tool for our commercial team who will now be able to address clear market demand for this type of application." www.proactiveinvesto |
Posted at 01/7/2017 09:52 by ibug They have said very clearly that orders are being taken...STOP MAKING FALSE STATEMENTSIntelligent Energy shares rise on fuel cell product launch Investors welcomed the product launch news, with the London-listed share rising 14% in Wednesday’s early deals. Orders are now being taken for the FCM-800 fuel cells Loughborough based Intelligent Energy Holding PLC (LON:IEH) has today launched a new range of zero-emissions fuel cell technology. The commercial product range, the FCM-800 series, comprises fuel cell modules suited to both stationary and portable applications, and are capable of delivering between one and four kilowatts. It is an international launch and orders are now being taken, the company said. Investors welcomed the news, with the London-listed share rising 14% in Wednesday’s early deals. “The team has worked hard to deliver this new range and it is an exciting time for the company as we expand our product portfolio,” said Alistair Ball, director of product delivery. “Importantly, the FCM-800 series is economically competitive and we are confident that our new product range will be well received." Group chief executive Martin Bloom, meanwhile, said: "It has been a positive first year for product-led commercial development for the company. “Since my arrival, we have outlined a new strategy to maximise commercial opportunities and build the business. “We have been able to commercialise our world leading technology developed over a 30-year period. I am delighted to see this transitioning into a world class product range and the FCM-800 series is an important tool for our commercial team who will now be able to address clear market demand for this type of application." www.proactiveinvesto |
Posted at 30/6/2017 15:54 by ibug NEWS RECAP---NEW ORDERS ----- Here is a recap of recent news:Intelligent Energy shares rise on fuel cell product launch 08:53 14 Jun 2017 Investors welcomed the product launch news, with the London-listed share rising 14% in Wednesday’s early deals. Orders are now being taken for the FCM-800 fuel cells Loughborough based Intelligent Energy Holding PLC (LON:IEH) has today launched a new range of zero-emissions fuel cell technology. The commercial product range, the FCM-800 series, comprises fuel cell modules suited to both stationary and portable applications, and are capable of delivering between one and four kilowatts. It is an international launch and orders are now being taken, the company said. Investors welcomed the news, with the London-listed share rising 14% in Wednesday’s early deals. “The team has worked hard to deliver this new range and it is an exciting time for the company as we expand our product portfolio,” said Alistair Ball, director of product delivery. “Importantly, the FCM-800 series is economically competitive and we are confident that our new product range will be well received." Group chief executive Martin Bloom, meanwhile, said: "It has been a positive first year for product-led commercial development for the company. “Since my arrival, we have outlined a new strategy to maximise commercial opportunities and build the business. “We have been able to commercialise our world leading technology developed over a 30-year period. I am delighted to see this transitioning into a world class product range and the FCM-800 series is an important tool for our commercial team who will now be able to address clear market demand for this type of application." |
Posted at 26/6/2017 10:24 by ibug NEWS RECAP---NEW ORDERS ----Intelligent Energy shares rise on fuel cell product launch 08:53 14 Jun 2017 Investors welcomed the product launch news, with the London-listed share rising 14% in Wednesday’s early deals. Orders are now being taken for the FCM-800 fuel cells Loughborough based Intelligent Energy Holding PLC (LON:IEH) has today launched a new range of zero-emissions fuel cell technology. The commercial product range, the FCM-800 series, comprises fuel cell modules suited to both stationary and portable applications, and are capable of delivering between one and four kilowatts. It is an international launch and orders are now being taken, the company said. Investors welcomed the news, with the London-listed share rising 14% in Wednesday’s early deals. “The team has worked hard to deliver this new range and it is an exciting time for the company as we expand our product portfolio,” said Alistair Ball, director of product delivery. “Importantly, the FCM-800 series is economically competitive and we are confident that our new product range will be well received." Group chief executive Martin Bloom, meanwhile, said: "It has been a positive first year for product-led commercial development for the company. “Since my arrival, we have outlined a new strategy to maximise commercial opportunities and build the business. “We have been able to commercialise our world leading technology developed over a 30-year period. I am delighted to see this transitioning into a world class product range and the FCM-800 series is an important tool for our commercial team who will now be able to address clear market demand for this type of application." www.proactiveinvesto |
Posted at 23/6/2017 12:02 by ibug FORMAT LIKE A SECURE LOANAfter taking a look at the barebones of the agreement in three RNS notifications the terms of the agreement are very similar to a secured bank loan but with a convertible loan note wrapper around it to allow certain Waiver Resolutions in order to make the loan secured in any event. The purpose of the loan by a company like Meditor is to earn interest payments of 13% every year for the full term of the arrangement lasting three years. Just like how a bank loan operates the loan has a wide range of conditions that allow for the secured loan to be called in for any reason such as defaulting on payments or concessions made to suppplier's etc. But the main purpose for Meditor is to earn an income stream from the loan in the most secure way possible. The minimum strike value for the lender is 8p so that the lender can at that value take full control if the risks of the business climb too high or if the company violates the terms of the agreement. But if the share value climbs higher then that control degrades progressively and that reflects lower risk for the business. If the share price climbs to 100p for example within the next few years then the 25.6 million Meditor loan would convert to 25.6 million shares. The number of shares are dependent on the share price on the conversion date of May 17th 2019. It would only be converted earlier if the terms are broken or if risks to the lender escalated. A lender would not want to own IEH they just want income with security. A typical CLN agreement can be found on the following website: But many have over looked the fact that Meditor allowed an option for 15 additional million to be raised from institutional investors participating in the fund raising a year ago. The company raised 4.3 million from three II. That suggests that the company could raise an additional 10.7 million through another fund raise if the prospects of the business can be shown to be improving with a much higher share price Investors know that a steady stream of new business has been gained and the company are getting regular orders for their products cited in the last RNS dated June 14th for the FCM 800 systems + the other deals achieved with Luxfer, PINC, Suzuki and the EU-Toyota project. Another feature of more revenue is the development of the automated production line being developed to produce 50,000 fuel cells for the automotive market as cited in the oilprice.com article. In Europe, fuel cell production facilities will begin pumping out 50,000 fuel cell stacks by the year 2020, making United Kingdom-based Intelligent Energy the market leader in bringing the green technology to the masses. “Hydrogen fuel cell powered vehicles are available now, but to continue to drive customer adoption, we need to ensure future fuel cell stacks are robustly industrialised and remain cost competitive in the future,” said the company’s Manufacturing Head Richard Peart. |
Posted at 22/6/2017 09:44 by ibug NEWS RECAP:Intelligent Energy shares rise on fuel cell product launch 08:53 14 Jun 2017 Investors welcomed the product launch news, with the London-listed share rising 14% in Wednesday’s early deals. Orders are now being taken for the FCM-800 fuel cells Loughborough based Intelligent Energy Holding PLC (LON:IEH) has today launched a new range of zero-emissions fuel cell technology. The commercial product range, the FCM-800 series, comprises fuel cell modules suited to both stationary and portable applications, and are capable of delivering between one and four kilowatts. It is an international launch and orders are now being taken, the company said. Investors welcomed the news, with the London-listed share rising 14% in Wednesday’s early deals. “The team has worked hard to deliver this new range and it is an exciting time for the company as we expand our product portfolio,” said Alistair Ball, director of product delivery. “Importantly, the FCM-800 series is economically competitive and we are confident that our new product range will be well received." Group chief executive Martin Bloom, meanwhile, said: "It has been a positive first year for product-led commercial development for the company. “Since my arrival, we have outlined a new strategy to maximise commercial opportunities and build the business. “We have been able to commercialise our world leading technology developed over a 30-year period. I am delighted to see this transitioning into a world class product range and the FCM-800 series is an important tool for our commercial team who will now be able to address clear market demand for this type of application." www.proactiveinvesto |
Posted at 31/3/2017 11:54 by ibug MOVING FROM LSE TO AIM--what are the advantages, does it save costsSmaller 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&rsqu 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. |
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