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Quadrise Plc | QED | London | Ordinary Share |
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3.08 | 3.02 | 4.19 | 5.82 |
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Posted at 23/1/2025 21:03 by hazl I have put the poster above on ignore.I merely post news as I find it. I think QED has procured something that the bigger firms haven't been able to do and that is proven by MSC's interest. I have never told people to buy. Surely we are all adults here and make up our own minds whether to buy or sell? The only thing I have ever shown is enthusiasm for a company. It could be argued that it is people like the above, who seek to destroy shareholder value by encouraging people to sell AFTER an event. |
Posted at 23/1/2025 17:08 by jaknife hazl,re my post at 3035: ==================== After the umpteenth time of Quadrise deliberately spiking the share price in order to get a placing away Z1CO and hazl both thought that buying at 4.5p would be a good idea and encouraged people to do exactly that (ie criticised JakNife). I give it two months at most before the next placing, this board have a track record of spiking the share price in advance of every fund raise. It suckers in retail punters who see the illusion of momentum and buy on the back of that. The last two times the company ended up placing at 1.25p. Does anyone know a more bent company on AIM? JakNife ==================== see: Do you now understand? Proposed Placing, Subscription and Retail Offer "Quadrise Plc (AIM:QED), the supplier of innovative energy solutions for a cleaner planet, today announces its intention to conduct a placing (the "Placing") and subscription (the "Subscription") of new ordinary shares of £0.01 each in the capital of the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at a price of 3 pence per new Ordinary Share (the "Issue Price") to institutional and other investors to raise gross proceeds of a minimum of £3 million." Can you see how you've been legged over? JakNife |
Posted at 20/1/2025 10:13 by hazl Nvhltd it is out of my area I'm afraid but I welcome your analysis.Dust of Nations is on a different chat and they have been following QED for simply ages. I find they have upto date information quite often, to help form opinions. Soneone believes, over there, that we might get updated on the fuel production equipment being delivered and perhaps installed at mac2 Antwerp. Dust says that Valkor, Lafayette, HSO, etc, also have access to money from pre-IPO sources, such as various rounds of funding from HNW private investors and companies As in the IPO Prospectus It would be great if posters with interest and even knowledge would bring this bb into the informative category as I have many different stocks to follow. imo |
Posted at 17/1/2025 10:06 by tangham There have been some promising news updates leading QED to where it is at the mo around 6.2p. With Valkor being the latest which at last sees some income I was still a little subdued as all previous news seemed to talked of full payment of the million dollars and half million once Valkor had recieved their 15 milion dollar from investors. The latest RNS doesn't explain why it's to be phased payment. |
Posted at 15/1/2025 08:34 by kreature 128m cap for the chance to sell shares and do a placing?Are QED paying val commissioning costs or something to cancel out the 350k ? |
Posted at 15/1/2025 07:11 by hazl 'Quadrise Plc (AIM: QED), the transition technology provider for a cleaner planet, is pleased to announce the signature of an addendum to the Site License and Supply Agreement ("SLS Agreement") with Valkor Technologies LLC ("Valkor") in Utah, USA and to confirm, pursuant to the SLS Agreement (as amended) the Company's first license revenues.Following the excellent progress made by Valkor during 2024 at their Primary Project Site ('PPS') at Asphalt Ridge, Utah, USA, Valkor has confirmed to the Company that it has now secured the minimum project finance required to develop the PPS of at least US$15 million. With Valkor now having confirmed the required PPS development project financing, and reflecting the fact that PPS production volumes of heavy sweet oil are now expected to be phased, Quadrise and Valkor have agreed an addendum to the 2023 SLS Agreement as follows: · A phased payment of the initial license fee, with US$0.35 million now payable by Valkor on 31 January 2025 and the remaining US$0.65 million due on 1 December 2025. · The supply by Quadrise of a smaller Multifuel Manufacturing Unit ("MMU") of 600 bpd capacity on an interim basis during 2025, for which Valkor will pay US$0.2 million on 1 December 2025, with a further US$0.3 million due to Quadrise upon supply of a full size 6,000 bpd MMU to the PPS in exchange for the 600 bpd MMU by return. · US$75,000 is payable quarterly by Valkor from 1 April 2025 onwards, in exchange for Quadrise providing engineering and process design and commissioning services, site operations, compliance support and project development support services for a minimum period of two years. Other than the amendments set out above, the other terms of the SLS Agreement remain unchanged, with Quadrise granting Valkor the exclusive right and license to use the Company's technology at the PPS to produce MSAR® and bioMSAR™ and to market fuel produced from the PPS on a non-exclusive basis in Utah.' |
Posted at 26/11/2024 11:16 by jaknife hazl,"I believe there are several undervalued shares out there, not just QED." And yet you claim "I repeat I never encourage people to buy ..." QED is one of the most bent companies on AIM, it has a demonstrable track record of spiking its share price to ridiculous levels in advance of fund raises. Here we are at 4p, which equates to a £71m market cap and you're suggesting that this is "undervalued"! This is the highest market cap that Quadrise has had for years. It's a pre-revenue company with recurring losses that has just told shareholders at its AGM that it will need to raise funds in Q1/Q2 next year. You're a disgraceful evil scumbag ramper. JakNife |
Posted at 25/11/2024 21:58 by kreature Cant see how anyone would buy into the blending equipment RNS. What are the terms of the agreement? Any placing shares infvolved or already forward sold ahead of the next placing ? You think the blending company approached QED to ask for help ? Really. I’ve never seen QED look so uncomfortable in an AGM. Imo |
Posted at 27/9/2024 07:51 by brookemia 🤥🤦This is been demonstrated by his lauding of DECEMBER 2023 MSC agreement 🧚🧚 A CEO ? being 10 MONTHS OUT, was he not at this ‘agreementR AKHM Posts: 912 Price: 1.40 No Opinion RE: New oil boom?Today 08:13 Great post BTW Giffer. Exactly my feelings too but you worded it brilliantly ReplyRecommend (3)Report Post AKHM Posts: 912 Price: 1.40 No Opinion RE: New oil boom?Today 08:10 The marine update literally said nothing has happened. Not great for 7 months work at the time. I have never really been down on QED but to have something take a year longer than it should...or 3 years in you take the initial timeliness.....somet ReplyRecommend (2)Report Post Giffer Posts: 53 Price: 1.40 No Opinion RE: New oil boom?Today 08:08 Rewhbe, on the one hand, you have Fyoz's answer, on another, it rather depends on how you define an update. As I see it facts are facts. Much of what comprises a QED update is often fact that in itself does not move the needle in terms of revenue, timing, profit etc, but potentially exciting news, useful as a foundation for conjecture: We are delighted to announce formal discussions with X about the potential for using our product in a given environment (say; leisure marine) and some cute open ended statements hinting at our place in a huge and lucrative market place. The Morocco story being a more mature version of the same, fortunately backed up by one small, and eventually successful trial and the Saudi debacle being an example of how it may end. In sewing these 'seeds' if you will, all the chat that follows on BB's like this germinate and blossom into a sense of genuine opportunity, and all the excitement that brings to investors like me, eager for positive news, revenue and profit. Statements such as "they're getting on with running our company, for our benefit, and I for one am glad they're concentrating on the task, and not wasting time producing a running commentary for the sake of the doomsters" being an excellent example of blind faith based upon no more knowledge of what is actually being achieved than you or I have. I don't actually doubt the commitment or effort of the QED team, I do perhaps question their effectiveness, and perhaps choice of which opportunity is most achievable to grow from our very fragile foundations and limited resources. Beneficial communication for me would be, for example, test results, a start date for a trial in Morocco, receipt of samples from Utah, delivery of an MMU to location Y, an update on what happened in Panama after the rain fell, etc. Finally, in relation to the quote above, if Jason has time to post about the environmental benefits of our products on LinkedIn (and I am delighted that he does so), he surely has time to engender shareholder loyalty, support and 'team spirit' with small factual updates, particularly as he may need to open our wallets again in the future. ....to finish my waffle; I am far from a doomster, for about fourteen years I have had my money where my mouth is, so to speak, because i believe in our amazing product, and I don't doubt the technical capability of the QED team; I just crave honest, factual and insightful communication. Industry, the environment and indeed we as shareholders will all benefit from our success, but all my beliefs are not basis for blind faith...maybe I'm a 'doubting Thomas'! |
Posted at 28/5/2024 11:21 by z1co Press likes this story:Quadrise shares jump on milestone commercial agreement with OCP 09:40, 28th May 2024 Victor Parker QED a suppler of clean energy solutions, announced a new agreement with Moroccan fertiliser producer OCP. Quadrise is known for its MSAR and bioMSAR emulsion technology, fuels and biofuels that help its clients reduce energy costs and greenhouse emissions. Under the new agreement, Quadrise and OCP will commence commercial discussions with 3rd parties for MSAR supply to OCP. Simultaneously, the two companies have agreed to work together on a paid-for commercial trial at OCP's Jorf Lasfar site in Morocco. The agreement is for a one-year term and can be mutually extended. Commencing from the date of the agreement, QED will approach suppliers who can produce MSAR to meet OCP's demand. To facilitate these discussions, OCP has signed a Letter of Intent to enter into a commercial agreement with a company that can supply MSAR to OCP under license from QED . Per the agreement, QED will supply and and install equipment, including a 5-tonne/hr MSAR manufacturing unit, to emulsify locally available heavy fuel oil using MSAR technology. A 30-day trial will then be carried out on a kiln at the Jorf Lasfar site. Execution of any commercial supply agreement is conditional upon successful results of this trial. Quadrise also said it would provide an update on the technical, economic, and feasibility study that was previously launched in June 2022 to convert the Jorf Lasfar site in Morocco for the consumption of MSAR. View from Vox A milestone agreement for Quadrise and its MSAR emulsion technology, bringing it to commercial scale and expected to yield significant long-term revenues. OCP is a leader in plant nutrition and the world's first producer of phosphate-based fertilisers, now seeking major suppliers to commercialise Quadrise's proprietary technology. Aside from revenue visibility and further validation of MSAR, the agreement will establish a strategic supply route for QED's fuels in the Mediterranean. Markets welcomed the news, sending QED shares 9% higher in early trade. Further good news is QED's announcement that it would advance the feasibility study launched 2 years ago to convert the Jorf Lasfar site for use of MSAR, as the site will now be used to run a 30-day MSAR combution trial before an agreement can be signed with a supplier. Successful trials were already completed last year, so no issues are expected this time around. Under the agreement, Quadrise and OCP will immediately start discussions with prospective suppliers, so investors should stay tuned for more news in the coming weeks. |
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