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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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0.10 | 10.53% | 1.05 | 1.00 | 1.10 | 1.075 | 0.95 | 0.95 | 39,839,873 | 11:14:36 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Scrap & Waste Materials-whsl | 380k | -46.2M | -0.0111 | -0.95 | 43.65M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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21/1/2020 09:31 | What you fail to understand is that if PHE has indeed built up its workforce to do all the development in house. then there would probably be just as many shares in issue as post merger as the need to cover wages would have been much greater. In Fact they may have failed earlier on running out of cash as they would have been unable to raise sufficient cash to survive. Always unforeseen consequences with any actions | whatsthepoint | |
21/1/2020 09:09 | LOL. At last an objective comment. | ken chung | |
21/1/2020 09:05 | I think we all know giving away marketing rights to a private related party company with no financial means to pay its way, and insted paying them, was naive to say the least and perhaps just plain wrong. It probably always was going to end up the way it's played out. | city chappy | |
21/1/2020 08:58 | You also need to contact Howard White and get a history lesson my friend. | whatsthepoint | |
21/1/2020 08:52 | If that's the case then why the split of activities in the first place? Something wasn't right about it from the start. | city chappy | |
21/1/2020 08:43 | City chappy But the reaction of the market implies that the majority are extremely happy. This is as I have been saying all along the combined companies worth substantially more than the sum of the two individual parts on their own. The business fails as two individual companies and thrives together. It really is as simple as that. And the Coty now mw gets that | whatsthepoint | |
21/1/2020 08:41 | As I said Ken you need to speak to AFC as the reason why they sold there stake. I would imagine there was a good reason. (Contract rights given up in lieu of shares for example) You really do need to get all your anger if your chest by speaking direct to Howard White. It will help you. You may learn something instead of being so bitter and twisted. | whatsthepoint | |
21/1/2020 08:40 | We should probably be emailing David Ryan asking him to amend the terms. I am loathed to say it but something does not feel right. Oh well. | city chappy | |
21/1/2020 08:37 | Well looks like the market is desperate to create a shake but too many little guys keep coming in. Are the Market makers still happy with building their naked shorts. ??? | whatsthepoint | |
21/1/2020 08:33 | AFC sold their stake in W2T back to W2T last year for just £24,000, so valueing 100% of W2T at just £83,000.The proposed 60:40 PHE:W2T share split takeover overvalues W2T by a factor of at least 50, basically amounts to giving away your company and you would still be left having to fund what would have been W2T's contribution to future projects imo.Show some willy and demand 90:10 in PHE's favour or reject it.Lemmings and mushrooms only. | ken chung | |
21/1/2020 08:26 | The dilution coming is already priced in to the current share price. | whatsthepoint | |
21/1/2020 08:25 | Did you speak with Howard White ? As suggested. | whatsthepoint | |
21/1/2020 08:22 | Who needs loonies as you say when they've got someone like you.Stop trying to distract from the dilution coming which could have been avoided if they had employed people within the company to do that work themselves instead of giving it to the private related party and paying him to do it.Basically they gave away your company.Was that always the secret strategy? We shall never know. I make no accusations of illegality. Lemmings and mushrooms only. | ken chung | |
21/1/2020 08:20 | Such a Major increase in Volume is quite a surprise though. That really does indicate a lot of newbies to the share register. | whatsthepoint | |
21/1/2020 08:17 | No that's a jump too far at this stage. Needs consolidation and a flow of good updates before it moves to that level. IMO Let's not get carried away. That sort of talk will only attract all the loonies. | whatsthepoint | |
21/1/2020 08:16 | Still no planning permission and even then it wouldn't be operating for another year.Meanwhile massive dilution to buy W2T in order to get back marketing rights they could have been doing themselves anyway.Lemmings and mushrooms only. | ken chung | |
21/1/2020 08:05 | 2p today reasonable in the context it's worth £billions overall. | tewkesbury | |
21/1/2020 08:03 | That's a bit silly may see 1p though. | whatsthepoint | |
20/1/2020 16:16 | Probably 5p. | tewkesbury | |
20/1/2020 16:14 | And Boom up she goes again I did say 1p before we ever see 0.5 | whatsthepoint | |
20/1/2020 16:01 | Yes you are correct, I have just found out they are exercisable until July. | nobbygnome | |
20/1/2020 15:53 | Nobby if they are from the June/July 2018 fund raise they had two years window to exercise Believe there are 39 million outstanding. So potentially yes £195,000 of cash to top up the coffers as you say. Holders Have just about 5 months left to exercise. | whatsthepoint | |
20/1/2020 15:45 | Is Warwick 69 still invested here? | stark industries | |
20/1/2020 15:39 | I have some warrants which are now well in the money. Not sure if they are exercisable or not but I wonder if this is one of the ways they will fill up their coffers. | nobbygnome |
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