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PHE Powerhouse Energy Group Plc

1.80
0.16 (9.76%)
23 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Powerhouse Energy Group Plc LSE:PHE London Ordinary Share GB00B4WQVY43 ORD 0.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.16 9.76% 1.80 1.70 1.85 1.95 1.65 1.70 84,999,854 16:35:27
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Scrap & Waste Materials-whsl 380k -46.2M -0.0111 -1.59 73.59M
Powerhouse Energy Group Plc is listed in the Scrap & Waste Materials-whsl sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PHE. The last closing price for Powerhouse Energy was 1.64p. Over the last year, Powerhouse Energy shares have traded in a share price range of 0.245p to 2.20p.

Powerhouse Energy currently has 4,157,414,135 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Powerhouse Energy is £73.59 million. Powerhouse Energy has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.59.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/7/2023
12:43
Your post really sums you up Jim. David Ryan hasn’t been with PHE for a couple of years. You are so out of date it cracks me up!
vatnabrekk
05/7/2023
12:02
Having read the fortunes of PHE over the years from all the ramper’s of PHE on this thread and also listened to the latest video from David Ryan, my only conclusion is that all the ramper’s on this thread together with David Ryan and PHE are all living in “Cloud Cuckoo Land”. David Ryan says now, PHE is in “Control of their Destiny”. This statement makes one ask what PHE has been doing since it acquired the technology of Pyromex some 11 years ago. He then says that the new technology that PHE is promoting, has really only been going since April this year, which reinforces my view that life in Cloud Cuckoo Land must be really great. Putting all this innuendo and fantasy to one side, the facts are absolutely crystal clear. PHE does not have any technology that could work commercially and that is why there in no demonstration unit available because the technology that PHE purports to own is not commercially viable. I have been making this point on this thread for many years and have been constantly shouted-down by the many ramper’s’; on this thread, who obviously have their own agenda. Unfortunately for them the undisputable facts speak for themselves. I am purely the messenger.
luckey jim
05/7/2023
09:21
I have’t been able to watch the interview yet but hope to do so by the weekend.
vatnabrekk
05/7/2023
08:50
Only going on what was said in the interview. Unless I misunderstood what he said
grahamwales
04/7/2023
17:46
Superr1111111
Are you a troll?

smokey 1o3
04/7/2023
15:22
All explored 7 years ago, and still no further forward...
supernumerary
04/7/2023
15:17
E.g.trolls are carbon based…
vatnabrekk
04/7/2023
14:54
It's not only plastic that can be used in this process, tyre crumb is just one other option. In fact any Carbon based material can be used.
schofi2
04/7/2023
13:12
If that’s the case, why has so much plastic been shipped to the Far East etc only to end up in the ocean, or in landfill, or burned?
vatnabrekk
04/7/2023
11:11
Did I hear correctly that only 9% of waste plastics are available to use. Take out the plastic that goes to the competition doesn’t leave much for them to go at.

All sounded a bit of a mess.

grahamwales
04/7/2023
07:16
Another dreadful interview. Nothing to happen until they have built and tested yet another small scale demonstrator, and even then no guarantees and funding remains an issue beyond that. Also no demand for hydrogen road fuel, so they will have to look at other uses, and even electricity generation presumably via reciprocating engines that burn syngas which is bad for the environment. It's going to very expensive, long term and not very clean by the look of it. Avoid. Yawn.
deccer1
03/7/2023
17:43
Woff Woff !!
smokey 1o3
03/7/2023
09:51
JUJU
Be careful it might bite you!!

smokey 1o3
03/7/2023
09:31
How long can this dog keep breathing
juju44
01/7/2023
10:45
So the only problems at the moment are:

1 they haven't got a proven feedstock;

2 they haven't got a system on which they can test feedstocks;

3 they haven't got the money to start the Protos project;

4 they haven't got an offtake agreement for whatever it might produce; and

5 they haven't yet proven that the system works at commercial scale.

Lucky one doesn't have any doubts about the management, eh?

supernumerary
30/6/2023
20:04
Before they can start building at Protos they need to secure funding for the project. And in order to secure funding they need to get a priced contract for the feedstock, and also need to get a priced off-take agreement for the electricity and/or the hydrogen.

I believe that’s what they are working on at the moment.

vatnabrekk
30/6/2023
18:10
All in all Riley has sorted out the mess very well and management/directors are good for purpose. But timelines are something PHE has not yet adopted which leaves us at the mercy of the naysers. More progress reports would be good!

Protos [my est. 1-2 years to completion]
The key to obtaining project finance is de-risking the technical risks and attention to detail in establishing the costs and revenue streams and the covenants of the third parties concerned.
This is the stage that the Company is now at on Protos and will update the financial market when the appropriate arrangements have been completed.


The Powerhouse Technology Centre at Bridgend. {completion end of this year]

A purpose-designed Feedstock Testing Unit (FTU) is in manufacture and will be installed within the Centre during 2023. The FTU is a scaled version of the commercial Thermal Conversion Chamber (TCC) and will allow simulations of the commercial operating plant to be carried out under controlled conditions. It is anticipated that this will enable the Powerhouse Technology to be demonstrated in practice independent of building the commercial unit and hence give comfort to potential investors that the technical risk can be mitigated.

smokey 1o3
30/6/2023
17:57
PHE today reported a 12 month Operating Loss of £46.4 million. Some of the worst results I have ever seen.

Lemmings and mushrooms only.

ken chung
30/6/2023
16:45
And as expected, a large buy marked as a sell after time, trying to make it look obvious by sending through a lot of tiny buys at a higher price at the same time.
MMs foolplay

schofi2
30/6/2023
16:39
There a big difference between write downs and profit.
schofi2
30/6/2023
16:35
From the results:-
Financial performance

-- Company reported revenue for the year of GBP380,277.
-- Gross profit for the year of GBP84,365.

schofi2
30/6/2023
16:28
PHE today reported a 12 month Operating Loss of £46.4 million. Some of the worst results I have ever seen.

Lemmings and mushrooms only.

ken chung
30/6/2023
14:15
MMs trying to make good results and great future opportunities look bad by bleating on here, and reporting buys as sells. I wonder who's paying them.
PHE is finally looking like it will make it big.
DYOR

schofi2
30/6/2023
13:50
Death spiral.
deccer1
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