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RED Redt Energy Plc

52.50
0.00 (0.00%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Redt Energy Plc LSE:RED London Ordinary Share GB00B11FB960 ORD EUR0.01
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 52.50 50.00 55.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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31/1/2018
21:23
Historic moment: Saudi Arabia sees End of Oil Age coming and opens valves on the carbon bubble


Most analysts believe Saudi Arabia refuses to cut production because it wants to shake out its higher-cost competitors or because it wants to punish Iran and Russia. There may be some truth in those theories, writes Elias Hinckley, strategic advisor and head of the energy practice with international law firm Sullivan and Worcester, but they miss the deeper motivation of the Saudis. Saudi Arabia, he says, sees the end of the Oil Age on the horizon and understands that a great deal of global fossil fuel reserves will have to stay underground to avoid catastrophic global warming. “That’s why it has opened the valves on the carbon asset bubble.”

Saudi Arabia’s decision not to cut oil production, despite crashing prices, marks the beginning of an incredibly important change. There are near-term and obvious implications for oil markets and global economies. More important is the acknowledgement, demonstrated by the action of world’s most important oil producer, of the beginning of the end of the most prosperous period in human history – the age of oil.

In 2000, Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani, former oil minister of Saudi Arabia, gave an interview in which he said:

“Thirty years from now there will be a huge amount of oil – and no buyers. Oil will be left in the ground. The Stone Age came to an end, not because we had a lack of stones, and the oil age will come to an end not because we have a lack of oil.”

dlg3
31/1/2018
19:32
Another thought - four months ago Scott announced that we had signed partnership contracts with Central & Eastern European, and South East Asian partners. Presumably REDT will have no control over the number of orders received via these partners, other than a minimum number (currently 12) so we could a huge order coming in from elsewhere other than the REDT sales team -RNS suggested something in the region of 300 unit pipeline between these partners from memory. As such, whilst mentioned on a post below that REDT seem to be focusing on the home market, they do actually have partners actively promoting across Europe and Asia as well. Also we have already taken a 14 unit order from Botswana as well, just four months ago, so again not just focusing on UK.
cheek212
31/1/2018
18:51
FANTASTIC OWENSKI.... most appreciated.

I'm gonna hold what I've got and acquire some more on any significant lows whilst being mindful of future fundraising.

This has always been a play similar to CERES, XEROS and SEEing for me and I think they have a viable Business Plan and are targeting the right Sectors in the right way.

I expect the Market knows this and will react accordingly over time as Tech develops and the Business builds

pottermagic2310
31/1/2018
18:38
Are they too engineering in background? Are they driven to be commercially successful , do they want to savour this stage without driving to the next?
alchemy
31/1/2018
12:46
I find it strange that they were giving the impression of focusing mainly on UK when we know that they are actively selling machines in Africa and Oz, plus we have overseas agents that have committed to purchasing machines, and these are also for overseas usage.
cheek212
31/1/2018
12:30
I kept my post neutral Fred, but I had concerns same as you.
owenski
31/1/2018
12:13
I too was at the show yesterday and had a chat with both blokes at the RED stall. The impression I got is that this is a great idea BUT it's quite a long way from profitability. They are focusing on small co's/large farms, where in conjunction with solar and a bit of topping up from the grid using cheap off-peak leccy they can potentially stop paying for their leccy (by feeding some back into the grid when necessary). A single unit for this purpose costs just over 100k. They are focusing on the home market, even though this is the hardest place to make it economic (due to our allegedly low cost of leccy).
I asked whether the units would be a good bolt-on for the solar farms that now dot the countryside, allowing them to timeshift their generation, but McGregor(?) stated that they were all owned by banks who wouldn't be interested. I find this odd - ever heard of a banker not wanting to make a larger profit??? I also found him more evasive than I'd expect on the subject of the future.
All in all, I think the product is an excellent idea. IF it takes off (and I see no obvious reason why it wouldn't) it could be a licence to print money. However, they freely admit they've been around for years and still aren't making a profit - why?
For me it's going on the watchlist, but until they start actually making a profit I won't be taking a large stake. OK, I might miss out on the early gains - if any - but there were enough warning flags flying to make me wary.

fredfishcake
31/1/2018
12:01
To be called the " Owenski Dip" lol.Thanks for the review.
alchemy
31/1/2018
11:26
Below 8 is 7. Maybe a revisit.
brucie5
31/1/2018
10:33
Good opportunity; I would expect 100% over a 12mo timeframe... But one has to be patient
gspanner
31/1/2018
10:17
Added a few thousand.
folderboy
31/1/2018
10:14
Close to my stop loss here!
ducatiman
31/1/2018
10:06
Well I just bought another 100k, my lowest purchase, possibly capitulation I thought, let’s see
gspanner
31/1/2018
09:43
All overdone here - company has lost almost £4m market cap on just circa £80k of sells! Anyone got any spare cash they can lend me!!
cheek212
31/1/2018
09:19
I reiterate my last post...
chicken01
31/1/2018
09:14
I listened to another 'investor' questioning RED and he sounded similar to me in assessment with his questions.

Didn't actually see many people at RED's stand which surprised me, would've thought a few more would put in the effort to attend.

TBH, a lot of people are pretty clueless, they either stand there doe eyed in love with a company and just suck up the PR speech or, a small minority actually asked the sharp business questions needed to make proper assessments.

Oh, there is another group of people 'types' and they go and talk to try and impress the company that they know all about the technology, these types are there for some kind of ego deficit contest, they also miss the point which is to park the ego and understand the business model. I listened to one of those yesterday as well, jeez it's tedious.

owenski
31/1/2018
09:09
Thanks owen, this looks like its for capital more patient than mine.
tradertrev
31/1/2018
09:05
Go to an investment show to knock 5% off your value.
alchemy
31/1/2018
08:30
I'll hold on, through a fallow period. The point is for how long will that last? I thought this might be somewhat more strewn with interesting news, not all commercial. Thought it was a bigger player in proper grown up renewables this year ; maybe I was a whole year out. I had hoped we would be Tesla's differentiated competition. Maybe when the Mega s come we will seen to be just that. I hope we are not due any month's below subscription price?
alchemy
31/1/2018
08:24
Thanks for taking the time to feedback. I've also retreated to the sidelines until they both launch the latest machine but get some proper orders.
waterloo01
31/1/2018
01:25
CHC Energy Plc - an energy marketing and trading business
dlg3
31/1/2018
00:36
think we should be due some news...
dlg3
31/1/2018
00:16
good evening trouty
dlg3
31/1/2018
00:14
Mr David Alexander Fyffe Jeff Kenna overmoor farm
dlg3
31/1/2018
00:13
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