Redt Energy Share Discussion Threads

[dlg3] 31/1/2018 00:10

or a carbon company!!

[dlg3] 31/1/2018 00:10

I wonder if that project in Scotland will be attributed to REDT or some other company...

[dogrunner11] 31/1/2018 00:07

Looks like a good spot for an Italian lol

[dlg3] 31/1/2018 00:03

Capbal Maldon Limited is an active company incorporated on 20 October 2017 with the registered office located in Greater London. Capbal Maldon Limited has been running for 3 Months. There are currently 3 active directors and 0 active secretaries according to the latest confirmation statement submitted on 20 October 2017.

[dlg3] 30/1/2018 23:56

something I am looking in to at the moment....!!!

[dlg3] 30/1/2018 23:21

Cheek212 David Geoffrey WORTHINGTON is only 40 so I doubt Joe is a son, could be a brother though..or nephew.

[fieldhouse] 30/1/2018 23:17

Thanks owenski. Pretty much as i thought.
all a matter of time scale.Happy to hold. Twelve to eighteen months not long to wait for hopefully a good reward.

[dogrunner11] 30/1/2018 23:17

Have a read, £33 million sales and share holders unrest... then boom £7.4 billion offer



Not overvalued, market value IMO

[alchemy] 30/1/2018 23:06

I have figured , it could well be over-valued.

[dogrunner11] 30/1/2018 23:04

Electric car components company with 40 million sales valued at 7.5 billion....

Go figure!!

[dogrunner11] 30/1/2018 23:03

It is what the other company is valued at, well 600 times in fact. Go figure.

[alchemy] 30/1/2018 22:58

Profit of 3 million to a Marcap of a Billion. PE of 333. Wow, I think that's a bit ambitious. Having said that , a big order book will be rewarded the market looks ahead after all. But it reads like a slow fuse.I'm going to re-read that mega bit in Owenski 's report.I don't see why they couldn't " bubble " about a mega, especially if it were megas.

[cheek212] 30/1/2018 22:50

Donna Clarke appears to have been a director of ESD Carbon at the same time as Dr Kenna. A David Geoffrey Worthington was also a director and was also a director of Verco Advisory or CAMCO advisory as it used to be called before the name change. A certain Scott McGregor was also a director as was Dr Kenna. Is David Worthington related to our very own Joe Worthington? There are some close links to Kenna, McGregor and this Capbal business ( via Donna Elisabeth Clarke) which appears to be running this Scottish project so quite possibly REDT might be involved as the battery tech although would say that the article does suggest storage for an hour which would rule out Vanadium .

[cheek212] 30/1/2018 22:23

Good to receive Owenski's comments from the Investor show but not much that we don't already know IMO but good to reaffirm.

[brucie5] 30/1/2018 21:56

Owenski, thanks so much for this thorough and sober assessment.

[dogrunner11] 30/1/2018 21:45

Owenski, ask yourself this, if they sell hundreds of units for install in 2019 they will need disclose at least some of those sales this year...

Given the vast market place we are in, new technology that is pretty much accepted will change the face of energy for generations to come, are you really suggesting the financial rewards will not come until big profits are made?

It would appear IMO that should they sell hundreds of units in 2019 and say 75 units in 2018 would be 27MWh this year and potentially hundred plus following year... that’s expotential growth for a minnow considering we are at 2.25MWh today(ish).

A company that I posted about not long ago is listing with a market cap of £600 million with pretty much zero profit, if redT produce a profit 2019 of say an estimated £3.2 million this should be worth a billion plus.

All opinions and I respect yours, but to suggest this is long term does not reflect a technology company that is potentially a market leader in a multi billion dollar industry.

[owenski] 30/1/2018 21:25

I concur Parsons, it's likely best viewed that way.

[parsons4] 30/1/2018 21:05

Thanks for that owenski, as I was beginning to think this is more like a long term investment !!

[dlg3] 30/1/2018 20:57

We wait and see....

[dlg3] 30/1/2018 20:53

How many units to supply 30,000 homes?????

"The proposed development would be able to supply up to 30,000 homes for one hour during peak periods."

That sounds like a 100Mwh battery installation to me !!!!!

[edale] 30/1/2018 20:52

Thanks for taking the time to give us your summary Owen.