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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Sabien Technology Group Plc | SNT | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 17/4/2023 06:22 by tomboyb Sabien Technology Group PLC Update on b.grn17/04/2023 7:00am RNS Non-Regulatory TIDMSNT Sabien Technology Group PLC 17 April 2023 17 April 2023 REACH Sabien Technology Group plc ("Sabien" or the "Company") Update on b.grn The Board of Sabien Technology Group plc (AIM: SNT), a Company focused on a green aggregation strategy, provides an update on b.grn Group Limited ("b.grn"), the Special Purpose Vehicle ("SPV"), formed by the Company and Parris Group Limited on 21 December 2021. Since this formation, b.grn has engaged actively with land vendors, and the Company's technology partner, City Oil Field ("COF"), in pursuit of its strategy to develop waste plastic recycling sites in the United Kingdom. On 2 November 2022, Sabien announced that b.grn had entered into a binding contract with COF for the supply of the first 24 tonne plastic to oil recycling plant using COF's Regenerated Green Oil ("RGO") system on a site in the Midlands region of the UK ("Midlands"). As previously announced in Sabien's Interim Results (31 March 2023), Sabien board members and key management met with COF representatives in South Korea recently. Following these meetings, Sabien is pleased to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU") between b.grn, COF, Hanyang Corporation Co. Ltd ("Hanyang") and Woori Technology Inc. ("Woori") (together "the Parties"). This MOU governs the intention of the parties to deliver, jointly, a Recycling Project Cluster plan for the site in the Midlands. The Parties In addition to the UK operating company, b.grn and the technology provider, COF, the Parties also include now Hanyang and Woori. Hanyang is an international construction, project development and energy company with operations in the US and Europe. Woori, a KOSDAQ listed company, is a multidisciplinary organisation with operations in power generation and transport. It is an existing technology and funding partner of COF. The Recycling Cluster concept The Parties intend to develop the site in the Midlands with a Recycling Cluster Project. The recycling project combines a COF Plastic-to-Oil plant, equipped with green smart farm technology which utilises waste heat energy from the recycling plant. A presentation of a similar project involving the same industrial partners and planned for construction in Korea by 2025 is available on the Investor Communications page of the Sabien website. Reflecting on the Recycling Cluster Project, Dr Athan Fox, Sabien's Chief Scientific Officer, commented: "In my opinion, the COF technology presents a solution for the treatment of end-of-life plastics which is both innovative and efficient. The technology produces high-quality naphtha and fuel oil at significantly lower temperatures, without the harmful by-products, toxic emissions, and difficult-to-process waste associated with pyrolysis. In co-operation with the partners now joining the Recycling Cluster Projects, we believe that Sabien, b.grn, and COF are building 'true' recycling in the UK and beyond." Commenting on the b.grn update, Richard Parris, Sabien Executive Chairman, said: "The visit to South Korea developed further key relationships between Sabien. b.grn, and COF. Specifically, and critically, the project now includes key partnerships with Hanyang and Woori; both bringing important components to this multifaceted project. The MOU brings together all the necessary elements in order to deliver the first UK Recycling Project Cluster in the Midlands. It builds on the low energy, low emission RGO process and will provide additional benefits from the utilisation of waste heat." |
Posted at 28/3/2023 19:16 by dave4545 Just mental the reaction here today just 312k volume.The market seems to only have traders left no investors. It will come good in the end |
Posted at 11/11/2021 10:14 by porky9 Obviously some initial trading activity, heck to see 272 trades before 10 is greatBut, a deeper look into this and Investors quickly realise how ridiculously low the Mcap is here. In relation to the £3.5m mcap this is MAJOR news, its a really big deal. As @Iceman identified even at a £20m mcap that would make the Share Price £1.80, i think a lot of investors today and over the coming days will be thinking its worth just tucking a few of these away. Production of green Hydrogen is the future frankly, green energy for the future is big business. The current mcap here is not yet reflecting that but it will in time. Today is just the start GLA |
Posted at 18/10/2021 13:51 by yump So, SNT is now a startup. Presumably ditched the boiler tech that was going nowhere fast and reinvented itself into a greenish investor in, initially, new catalytic plastic processing tech ?Is it correct that Parris got about 400mln shares at 10p and has the same number of warrants exercisable at 5p ? I note various comments about him being an entrepreneur and growing businesses. He came from Intercede. Share price now about the same as in 2010. Make of that what you will. |
Posted at 19/9/2021 23:03 by buywell3 buywell hates one liner ramps ---- please just stick to the actual sciencebuywell is a green investor now and has been for the past decade At first glance this tech of COF from South Korea reads well in that multi type plastics/vinyls and polymers and foams can be loaded into Machine 1 which holds 5 Tons So you need 4 Machine type 1 to feed the next Machine Type 2 which then processes the outputs of Machine 1's into what seems to be an equivalent type of diesel under South Korean standards A Machine type 2 processes 20 Tons of product ( hence 4 type 1's needed ) buywell notes that Sabien are going to use Cambridge UNI to provide them with a technology verification which is a good idea Presumably this will mean travelling to South Korea where there is a full scale operational plant to inspect buywell has read the patent that COF have on this technology , seeing a plant in operation will imo be needed as will a detailed anaysis of exactly what the final oil product can be classified as for resale purposes into the UK and elsewhere SNT are looking to enter into one or more partnerships to fund , construct and operate such COF recycling plants --- again a good idea as the initial outlay will run into many millions per plant when one adds OIL storage tanks and operational costs including manpower and the electricity to carry out the conversion Hence my interest in the costs post of the Machines so buywell can run the numbers I have done so already but they might be wrong buywell sees this technology possibly being adopted by a current waste recycling operator that takes in plastic type wastes --- where they would not have to sort anymore and would get paid for the Oil The problem is the size of scale Whilst 20 Tons sounds a lot it equates to around 5,000 gallons of Oil and one would think that 20 Tons pf plastics waste is small potatoes in a day for the bigger richer players Would they invest in larger types of these machines to handle their daily inputs ? buywell is anti plastic due to clogged waterways/rivers/sea But the use of large amounts of electricity to carry out the process and then the final oil product means more emissions so this is a bit of a conundrum buywell will watch developments with interest imo dyor |
Posted at 16/9/2021 12:34 by tomboyb Brilliant control -There is only 14 mill shares in issue which is why they either have a short ( hopefully not naked) or skilled proponents of investor emotions - |
Posted at 16/9/2021 06:47 by jackjackpaul i Expect another RNS today regarding this after hours information yesterday#SNT investors in @aeristech Sprintex to support hydrogen fuel cell market with clean energy business, partners with global player Aeristech - Stockhead |
Posted at 15/9/2021 21:25 by h2owater Sabien Tech & Aeristech link:Very nice!Leamington Spa, UK April 14 2021 Aeristech, a UK-based leader in high-speed electric motor and controller technology, has announced the close of a £5.15m private funding round led by investors Sabien Technology, Vela Technologies and SAIC Venture Capital. The funding round will supercharge the company's investment in its development of market-leading e-boost technologies for hydrogen fuel-cell, hybrid-electric and internal combustion engine powertrains utilising its unique patented technology. This includes expanding the company's skilled engineering and design talent, adding new test cells and investing in the next generation of R&D to build on its market leading advantages. https://www.aeristec |
Posted at 15/9/2021 13:46 by jaforsadi ShaneSo yourJones Richard on lseInvestor rich on twitter |
Posted at 03/8/2021 06:06 by the queen of shares !FOLLOWFEEDSabien Technology - staying hidden at the bottom of the LSE despite so much recent activity within the company. After doing some research, I am seeing a company that is chugging away with good results, a good team and great potential but has yet to catch the eye of investors. So let me share some of my findings and then would love to hear what everyone else thinks. The first thing that caught my eye was the statement in their latest trading report: ‘In the first half of the 2021 financial year in comparison to the same period in the prior year, Sabien reported a near threefold increase in revenue and gross profit.’ And by looking at their Half-Year Report, they made a near three fold increase in revenue in the second half of 2020, in comparison to the same period in the prior year. Now, to me, that screams rapid growth. It definitely makes me intrigued as to what we will be seeing in their Final Report, which is soon to be released this month (August 2021). But with rapid growth, one always needs to check how the company is looking on the cash front. As at 30 June 2021, Sabien had cash in hand of £1.40 million and currently the market cap of the company is £2.77 million. The value of cash in hand is just over half of the company’s market cap value! So, essentially, any buyer of Sabien shares would be buying at half price. Definitely a comforting safety net. And something else I quite like about their cash in hand aspect is that it has improved significantly over the last year, going from £0.78 in 2020 to £1.40 in 2021. That, to me, shows a company that is aiming to strengthen their financials to stand them in good stead for their future success. Now, a good way to see whether or not the directors of a company believe in their own success, is to see who holds shares within the company. Do directors hold shares? Are they buying more? If they are buying, it gives one confidence to say that the directors believe in their companies success. And, at the end of the day, a company is only as successful as the people who lead it. In the latest Trading Update, it was stated that Executive Chairman, Richard Parris, increased his position as a significant shareholder to 10.3%. That gives me confidence. Furthermore, I believe Richard Parris is a strong Executive Chairman, having built other small cap companies from the bottom to success stories. And now with the appointment of their new Chief Scientific Officer who has extensive experience in entrepreneurship and advocacy within sustainability and the circular economy, I believe Sabien finally has the right team to lead them into their successful future. With Sabien recently hitting it’s all time price low, I believe if there ever were a time to buy, it would be now. The socio-economic trend is in support of their strategic direction, the price is low, the leadership is there to carry the company to success. What are your thoughts? |
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