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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Polyfuel Regs | LSE:PYF | London | Ordinary Share | COM SHS USD0.001 (REG S) |
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| Date | Time | Title | Posts |
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| 08/9/2010 | 18:00 | Fuel-cell membranes - breakthrough or pie-in-the-sky? | 1,331 |
| 03/3/2010 | 13:17 | PolyFuel higher . sets new record for portable fuel cells | 3 |
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Posted at 03/3/2010 13:52 by supernumerary asparks - thanks. So my 200 shares are worth approximately 1.6 cents. Ah well, I was only playing anyway.I wonder what the purchase price was, and how much went in director's and professional service fees? |
Posted at 03/3/2010 13:24 by callumross Thanks for that information, asparks. But I have not received any payment from the company. How do I go about claiming it, as my shares are not certificated. They are in TD Waterhouse nominee account. Is that 8.3 cents per share or 0.83 cents per share?Kind Regards Callum |
Posted at 03/3/2010 13:16 by asparks Dear Shareholder:PolyFuel has completed the principal requirements to effect the liquidation of its assets and dissolution of the Company. PolyFuel's Board pursued multiple avenues over the past 18 months in efforts to garner the greatest value for shareholders, balancing further technology development which might secure investment with the objective of also preserving value. Unfortunately, with the onslaught of the recession possibly otherwise interested parties withdrew their investment interest. PolyFuel also approached, through its investment banker, over 100 entities world-wide seeking the sale of the company and its assets. Market conditions, the state of the DMFC industry and the requirement of further capital, beyond recent Department of Energy awards, limited the pool of parties showing interest in continuing the Research & Development still needed to bring PolyFuel's technology to the commercialization stage. PolyFuel sought to develop auction conditions for this effort and was successful in bringing a new buyer to the table, increasing the previous offer made by a substantial premium. Nonetheless, the purchase price was still modest, given the state of the economy and industry. Enclosed is an initial distribution in the amount of US$0.0083994/share. A further distribution may be made within 6-12 months upon the resolution of certain existing contractual matters and final resolution of the Company's existing and potential liabilities. Best regards, Thomas Caldwell CEO & CFO PolyFuel, |
Posted at 16/11/2009 19:13 by callumross yes, would be grateful for any feedback, asparks - even a 2p per share payment would be a couple of grand back for me, although I have written the investment down to nothing in my mind. Just as well that the rest of my portfolio has had a good year! |
Posted at 16/11/2009 16:12 by supernumerary asparks - see recent newsEnquiries: Tom Caldwell - Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer and Secretary +1 (650) 4294671 tcaldwell@polyfuel.c |
Posted at 14/8/2009 15:41 by morgs Well in the 2008, property and equipment was valued at $3.2m. So halve that for the current climate say $1.6m, cash reserves will probably eaten in the wind up. Well the patents, your guess is as good as mine say $1m. So how about calling it $2.5m. Shares in issue 57.8m shares, that is 4.3 cents a share or about 2.5p. This is me being optimistic!!!! |
Posted at 27/7/2009 12:04 by morgs My take on the plus side is that, the directors are under no illusion that without this round of funding they would be insolvent. They are not Chapter 11, a good thing, and by suspending the shares they can openly negotiate and search for more. I actually think that the break up value could actually exceed the suspended share price. It all depends on the state of the Venture Capital funds and their position as major shareholders as to the motivations of the Directors. |
Posted at 19/7/2009 21:04 by hugepants That could be it callum. PYF may end in a similar way to Voller ie. return cash (after winding up business) and sell off the technology. Id say that Voller's technology was pretty obviously worthless though whereas you'd expect PYF's to have decent value especially given the recent grants awarded. |
Posted at 30/12/2008 11:44 by jonwig H P - if you're right, that should be some support for the PYF share price, which has traded below NAV for some time.The current MCap of PYF is £0.93m. At 30/06 they had net assets (tangible) of $10.1m (current $6.1m). The trouble is that their expenditure is about $7m pa. Unfortunately, I think the demise of Li-ion batteries in favour of DMFCs has been postponed indefinitely by the economic climate. |
Posted at 20/2/2008 12:03 by don muang Conno .... thanks for that link ..... decline of PYF share price has certainly been disappointing.... if I hadn't already made a nice profit on the warrants when they were in issue then I'd be totally peeved by now - but as it is, then chilling out holding the shares whilst awaiting developments .... |
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