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PHE Powerhouse Energy Group Plc

0.95
0.075 (8.57%)
18 Mar 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
  0.075 8.57% 0.95 0.90 1.00 0.975 0.925 0.98 36,968,386 14:53:47
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Scrap & Waste Materials-whsl 380k -46.2M -0.0111 -0.86 39.5M
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 0.88p. Over the last year, Powerhouse Energy shares have traded in a share price range of 0.245p to 1.225p.

Powerhouse Energy currently has 4,157,414,135 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Powerhouse Energy is £39.50 million. Powerhouse Energy has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.86.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
22/1/2020
16:40
Ken Chung you clearly still haven't verified any of your conjectureAgain I ask you please call or email your questions to Howard White then come back with your update Why won't you verify your comments
whatsthepoint
22/1/2020
16:16
He is a real laugh. PHE have not even got planning consent yet for a full sized system, built it (which will take a year) or completed a full technology certification. That is all late 2021 at the earliest and they could still encounter new problems, meaning more delays, expense or even failure.

As if they wasn't bad enough, after the W2T takeover, they will inherit W2T's considerable debts and be expanding the workforce to over 30, all of whom will have to be paid and provided with work space so increasing admin costs and other expenses.

Forget profit. Its just loads and loads more dilution.

ken chung
22/1/2020
14:47
That's not the CEO and I have seen this one and its one of the most embarrassing videos you will witness That was not a great advert. Thee guy was hopeless he won't get another gig
whatsthepoint
22/1/2020
13:59
Think the chart is more like rising highs and rising lows in a steep upward channel.
whatsthepoint
22/1/2020
13:07
Well we shall see shan't we I think we will see over 1p next week as the demand for investments in the hydrogen sector continues.
whatsthepoint
22/1/2020
13:01
What double top you talking about unconscious? Hasn't been one of those since 2017. This is going to 1.25
volsung
22/1/2020
12:55
Silly sellers?Perhaps they have spotted the double top on the chart, which is often a precursor for profit taking, followed by a falling share price.
unconscious
22/1/2020
12:24
How do you know?
cmackay
22/1/2020
12:16
I noticed you havnt bought any more yourself. You know you will be shafted by the dilution coming and you are desperate for an exit. Desperate and obvious.
deccer1
22/1/2020
11:32
Or a big delayed sell You can tell they really want to drag this down. MM still shorting this
whatsthepoint
22/1/2020
11:27
MM trying a shake silly spread time as well
whatsthepoint
22/1/2020
09:06
He's beyond help mate.
flashheart
22/1/2020
08:49
Howard.white@waste2tricity.comIt may help you
whatsthepoint
22/1/2020
08:48
Have you spoken to Howard White yet?
whatsthepoint
22/1/2020
08:46
I view Ken like King Canute...
nobbygnome
22/1/2020
08:43
Massive dilution.
ken chung
22/1/2020
08:42
Dilution alert! Dilution alert! Dilution alert!

27/12/2019: PHE to purchase W2T in Q1 2020, using PHE shares at a ratio of 60% PHE: 40% W2T.

- PHE has 1.961 bn issued shares (15/11/2019) so may have to issue another 1.307 bn shares to buy W2T on the 60:40 basis:

PHE 60% = 1.961 bn shares (15/11/2019)
W2T 40% = 1.307 bn shares to be issued to buy W2T

Total 100% = 3.268 bn shares after completion.

Lemmings and mushrooms only.

ken chung
22/1/2020
08:14
Massive investment in the Hydrogen sector.
whatsthepoint
22/1/2020
07:48
The issue you might all wish to consider is that whilst both Linde and Ceres have raised £38 million from strategic partners this type of funding would be wasted on PHE we are in the process of agreeing to a transaction acquisition of W2T once completed all we need is for Peel to arrange funding for the commercial roll out - we do not need the quantum of R and D for our project to succeed commercially - We will start to receive engineering fees and annual royalties for a minimum of 11 projects. which means we will be in profit way before companies like ITM and CWR and our market is substantially bigger with no existing competitors -
whatsthepoint
22/1/2020
07:31
PHE's further positive RNSs will soon materialize IMHO.


Meanwhile more good news on the hydrogen economy.
:
Bosch to increase its stake to c.18% of the enlarged issued share capital of Ceres via a combination of new and existing Ceres shares at a price of 320p per share
· Bosch investment in new Ceres shares will raise gross proceeds of approximately £38.0 million for Ceres which will be used to fund further product uses for solid oxide fuel cells and diversify R&D activity to potential electrolysis applications for Ceres' technology
· Strengthens the long-term partnership with Bosch and, alongside Weichai, the Company now has two commercial partners as significant strategic investors in the Company

zeppo
22/1/2020
06:51
Energy feom waste conferenceNice to see David Ryan was a guest speaker along with Peel Environmental at this event yesterday. Energy from Waste Showcase21 Jan 2020, Manchester Chamber of CommerceOpen to: All companiesThe EIC's Energy from Waste Showcase will provide delegates with a fantastic opportunity to gain industry specific insights and vital information on entering and/or strengthening your companies presence in the sector.Since the last EfW showcase, the sector has continued to gain momentum. the UK is prospering with over 100 upcoming projects. Whilst factors affecting future investments and policy advancements are still to be determined. seen in the recent CfD auction, advanced conversion technologies are peaking interest and companies are looking to diversify from the oil and gas and power sectors. International markets are also developing due to the impact of waste import bans.EfW are evolving into their own dynamic market and are expected to provide a hub of supply chain activities to explore. If you want to gain an insight into these activities, book your place at this year's showcase.
whatsthepoint
22/1/2020
05:51
Game set and Match to kcowe !.
tenapen
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