Redt Energy Share Discussion Threads

[dlg3] 03/1/2017 10:31

Jabil is excited to welcome Inala, a South African energy solutions provider and systems integrator, into the Jabil team. With nearly 20 years in their sector, Inala brings a wealth of experience and a robust array of energy consulting/monitoring services to systems developers and telecom site operators. This acquisition expands Jabil’s presence in the rapidly growing market for remote location energy solutions and, at the same time, provides Jabil with the exciting opportunity to extend Jabil’s footprint into our fifth continent, Africa.

[dlg3] 03/1/2017 10:29

” The Jabil tie-up, which is a long term collaboration, is an interesting one in that it provides third party validation of the technology. It also reveals the ambition of both sides as the US firm will be looking to mass produce units for sale around the world – so obviously believes REDT has legs. “Interestingly, they found us,” said McGregor. “Jabil had a team searching storage globally because they wanted to get into the market. They decided they wanted to go into flow batteries. “After carrying out due diligence on number of companies they decided to go with us.”

[dlg3] 03/1/2017 10:28

"RedT claims it can sell the batteries at half the price or less of its rivals."

[dlg3] 03/1/2017 10:28

netcurtains nice try, you need to try harder...

Installation of vanadium redox flow battery could revolutionise the global renewables sector in the UK
A government-funded trial of a vanadium redox flow battery the size of a shipping container has commenced on the Isle of Gigha (Scotland, UK). The developers, RedT, claim it has the potential of revolutionising the renewables sector due to its scalability and commercial viability. Although RedT is not the first to test vanadium flow batteries (Japan's Sumitomo Electric Industries and German manufacturer Gildemeister are already involved) RedT claims it can sell the batteries at half the price or less of its rivals.

[dogrunner11] 03/1/2017 10:19

We have a few pluses in our favour, apparently cheapest in market place, can't find one cheaper... Jabil backed manufacturing, 90 plus manufacturing locations worldwide, £15 million cash in bank, camco retained business with influential contacts in business area worth many billions now and a gen3 product comingthat should knock a third of costs.

Existing system has a residual value of around 1/3rd today.

Our product is one of the most efficient in comparison to competitors.

£400 million valuation would be surpassed if they close that sales pioeline of $263 million IMO.

[netcurtains] 03/1/2017 10:18

I tend to think derampers are normally right.
However now I'm in I'll have to sit out the storm...

I'm looking for 30p by Year end...
But I can see it going to 7p - 12bn is probably wiser than me.
I know ever little about this industry, 12bn probably knows a lot.

[dlg3] 03/1/2017 10:17

you are right we shall see!!! you never know!!! but not many shares floating around considering 150m have hit the market today!!!

[12bn] 03/1/2017 10:09

Plenty of time to buy in here at under 8p is my guess dlg3,we shall see. :)

[dlg3] 03/1/2017 10:05

try buying you may be surprised...

[dlg3] 03/1/2017 10:05

another positivwe sign 12bn they are making buyers pay full ask even for 1000 shares, the market is hardly awash with shares...

[dlg3] 03/1/2017 10:02

12bn I would consider the 1M sell as a good sign.... the trade was not delyed it was taken in by the market...shows someone willing to take 1M, there were bound to be some that will sell out of the 150M....but hardly a rush for the door!!!

[12bn] 03/1/2017 09:56

Oh dear,not a good sign,1m sell!///////9:37:15 8.5000 1,000,000 O 8.5000 8.7500 Sell 5,000 1,586,33

[netcurtains] 03/1/2017 09:55

"IF" it works I can see this stock being worth £400M - I mean energy storage is the future - I guess the Holy Grail.
However I am aware that things don't always go to plan...
Just got to go with your gut instincts a bit here.
Does it work or does it not.
That is the question.
If it works then its worth the money.

[12bn] 03/1/2017 09:51

No hurry netcurtains imo,I think the share price could actually hang around 8p for a few months,regardless of news. I might buy some myself if the share price falls far enough,then again I might not,£40m for a loss maker is a high market cap. :)

[12bn] 03/1/2017 09:48

RedT Energy Share Price (RED)
8.50
-0.25 (-2.86%)
Bid price 8.25 Open price 8.75
Ask price 8.75 Prev close 8.75
High price 8.90 Spread 5.71%
Low price 8.50 Volume 1,657,958///////// Oh dear,only 8.25p bid now,who could have forecasted that? If I was a cynic I would conclude that the share price has been kept up to suck the PIs into the open offer and now it is allowed to do its own thing!

[netcurtains] 03/1/2017 09:47

Hi 12bn,
So when do you think the best time to get into this exciting tech stock? Would you recommend Feb if I want to buy more?

[12bn] 03/1/2017 09:39

Good idea netcurtains,if you don't hold that long then you could face a big loss imo. You will be able to buy these at or below the placing price imo,it is just a matter of time imo. Where's my pal Iglenn? He sounded most upset the other day,has somebody said something to wind the school boy up? :) ps I did laugh reading your posts Iglenn,you could feel the bitterness and rage and almost smell the alcohol fumes from your breath,you drunken scumbag! :)

[netcurtains] 03/1/2017 09:34

I bought some. Cheers. Hope to hold for at least 12 months!

[12bn] 03/1/2017 09:28

I am surprised that 8.5p bid hasn't gone yet,I doubt it will last the day!

[12bn] 03/1/2017 09:06

Following the passing of the Resolution, the Placing, the Open Offer and the Second Placing (the "Fundraising") will now proceed to completion. Application has been made for admission of 185,994,530 new Ordinary Shares, to be issued pursuant to the Fundraising, to trading on AIM ("Admission"), with Admission expected to become effective at 8.00 a.m. on 3 January 2017./////// Over 185m new shares,well that should pull the share price down nicely in the New Year! Good luck holders,you will need it! :)

[dlg3] 03/1/2017 08:30

360 US companies wrote to Trump adding that withdrawal from the Paris accord would put US prosperity at risk. Corporate front runners around the world this month performed consistently with such an analysis. In Europe, notably, Dong Energy profits soared in the third quarter as a result of successful offshore wind projects and the selling off of their gas grid. The company began life as Denmark’s national oil company. This month their CEO, Henrik Poulsen, announced Dong’s intention to divest all remaining oil and gas assets and focus just on renewables, mostly offshore wind. The company sees “strong investor demand”, Poulsen said.

One example of that was HSBC’s UK pension scheme investing £1.85bn in a fund recently established by the UK’s largest fund managers, LGIM, with no coal, reduced oil and gas exposure, and a focus on low carbon investments. Said LGIM’s head of sustainability, Meryam Omi: “This is a powerful message that we are sending to companies that they need to step up to meet the challenges of moving to a low carbon economy.” The chief investment officer at HSBC’s UK pension scheme, Mark Thompson, added that this would be “the new normal.”

Another mover in this general direction is the UK’s National Grid, which is disposing of its UK gas grid, recognising the rapid expansion of renewables, and making investments in batteries and smart meters accordingly. CEO John Pettigrew says that “2015 was the last year we operated the system in the way it has operated for the past 50”, with coal power plants being paid to meet peaks of demand. Now adjustments focus on paying companies to reduce demand. Soon, in a country where solar generation has exceeded coal for months at a time of late, batteries and smart meters will add to the capability to keep lights on and emissions down


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[pierre oreilly] 03/1/2017 08:30

Ang on, I thought you delivered these things and the bits suddenly assembled themselves and connected themselves to the grid and windmills etc. A bit like those tents you take out the bag and they set themselves up. Red is missing a trick here.