Plutus Powergen Share Discussion Threads

[rhug1966] 23/1/2018 20:16

Looks like the seller does not want to sell below 2p, which I suppose is progress. Marv might have a point...hurts me to say that though.

[2pablo] 23/1/2018 14:35

You won't see this share for dust soon.

Just over a year, I'll be out of here with a huge profit - around March 2019, no rush. We'll have sold off all the Rockpool sites by then for a tremendous return and our gas sites will be burning brightly.

Make hay while you can Marv

[marvin9] 23/1/2018 12:41

lmao your kidding me right.

Just playing Catch Phrase mate; say what I see.

[pbanus] 23/1/2018 12:27

I thought you'd overcome your demons Marvin and you were back in the stock with those two buys yesterday ;-)

[marvin9] 23/1/2018 11:49

Is this not the most boring stock on the market zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Think what you will find those buys were to entice lemmings as they buy the pumper dumper will then sell them again in the support.

Looks like no one fell for it this time. ;)

[maybesum] 22/1/2018 14:12

There might be a favourable result from the judicial review with Offgem having to modify their Triad decision. If that happens this will definately go over 3p never to return!

[nw99] 22/1/2018 14:06

Some good buys here turned the corner

[marvin9] 19/1/2018 21:14

Its all fine and Dandy to keep saying the directors are mega goths and the best thing since sliced bread.

They have lined their pockets with shares and done rag all to increase the share price.

[bishopawn] 19/1/2018 16:48

After a dismal day's trading at the end of a dismal week, I think the brave soul, and sole buyer today, who invested £40 instead of putting it on the 4 o'clock race at Chepstow, or in the one armed bandit, desires a good round of applause from us all!!

[stardrops2] 19/1/2018 05:56

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[1renard] 18/1/2018 18:20

Not bothered by that 2015 issue of shares. Everyone looks like they got their knickers in twist over that. Anyway last Autumn (2016) rise to over 3p was after that anyway.

In answer to cody. I think those figures were first used by Zengas a long time back. Logically lets say each site will produce around £1 million of income per year. I think the thinking behind the £10 million sale per 20mw site is that each site will produce a revenue stream of 10% on an investment of £10 million. This will make it extremely attractive to a pension fund or something similar. These are not scientific figures of course and involve speculation on the part of investors. But if we are right or even half right then there is huge upside and the risk/reward ratio looks very attractive.
Then add in gas......

[bishopawn] 18/1/2018 17:49

I completely agree 1renard with your remarks about the lagging share price. May I suggest you have a word with Andrew Craig of Cantor Fitzgerald, and let us know what he says. We might ask a more general question : what are we paying Cantor Fitz for, given the lacklustre performance of the share?

However, there seems to have been constant selling over recent weeks mostly from one source, and this alone may explain a depressed share price, I would opine.

Conspiracy theorists might wonder if there is a strategy to keep the price low at present. Others will say that the market is rarely wrong. If the latter are right, the question must then be, "Why on this occasion is the market getting it so badly wrong?"

Going back somewhat, the directors probably shot themselves in the foot by issuing themselves a big wad of shares on the back of some deals they had concluded, and their timing was viewed as not the best. The market can be unforgiving sometimes......


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[codydotcom] 18/1/2018 16:15

I’ve seen the £10m per site figure quoted quite a lot on here. Would anyone be kind enough to post a source, or some workings behind that number? I’m not sure I believe it, but am ready to be convinced

[1renard] 18/1/2018 16:10

Just trying to get a handle on why this share is so stuck. I've been reading through the many excellent and informative posts and read all the RNS announcements over the last three years. I come to this as an investor in one of the Rockpool spvs. All indications from Rockpool are that they are very pleased with the build out of sites and that they anticipate realising their investments in early 2019. I look at the market cap of 16 million and I see a really sizeable mismatch between the share price and reality of the situation on the ground. The CEO has done a remarkable job raising around £6 million per site to get them up and running. That alone is an investment of £54 million. Indications I have heard are that each site will be worth round £10 million come sale. With a 45% share that would make these worth at least £4 million to Plutus. A very simple bit of maths extrapolates a value of £36 million to Plutus. That alone makes the current share price unfathomable. Add into that all the potential for further spvs with a much higher percentage of ownership and I find the current price absurd. I have been a buyer over the last couple of weeks and will continue to top up.

[bishopawn] 18/1/2018 11:26

Current status: We have 120 MWs in operation with a further 60 MWs due in 2018 = total of 180 MW's.

Progress is being made in developing a pipeline of 200 MW's of gas-fired FlexGen projects that give Plutus a high margin, that will be completed over the next two years 2018/2019.

So, in 2019 we could be talking of at least 380 MW's of power generation for the National Grid.

What will be exciting and fascinating to work out, is what all this brings to Plutus in terms of share value.

[marvin9] 17/1/2018 19:39

Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack!

Mr ramper dumper! (:0

[brad44] 16/1/2018 16:45

lets hope its aussie flu then

[pbanus] 16/1/2018 15:52

perhaps mystery seller is ill in bed today with the flu...

[marvin9] 16/1/2018 14:44

Yep it sure was, blink and you might have missed it lol.

Not really what the dark side was predicting but yes, short and to the point.

[maybesum] 16/1/2018 11:07

PPG have 208MW of capacity across 11 units, in the upcoming T1 auction.....No grumbling from me...!