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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Simec Atlantis Energy Limited | LSE:SAE | London | Ordinary Share | SG9999011118 | ORD NPV (DI) |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.21 | 26.58% | 1.00 | 0.90 | 1.10 | 1.25 | 0.90 | 0.90 | 9,918,317 | 10:28:56 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Steam,gas,hydraulic Turbines | 7.4M | -9.65M | -0.0133 | -0.75 | 7.23M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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26/11/2021 10:22 | 1 million buyer loading up. | david gruen | |
26/11/2021 09:44 | Post - the links. | skinny | |
26/11/2021 09:43 | It's the bigger picture which here will improve dramatically , the rest of the world will follow this technology , management have to get out there and grab the opportunities . | jotoha2 | |
26/11/2021 09:30 | Buy and hold for multiple bags over the mid-term. Don't worry too much about spreads or intraday movements. | david gruen | |
26/11/2021 09:28 | Currently the mm's will pay you 1.302p if you sell which is evil and then if you want to buy they will charge you 1.488p I know it's a poor day but that is criminal I hope all those buyers at the bell do not sell back to the mm's and let them win ....they will though ! | dave4545 | |
26/11/2021 09:13 | Agreed. 20 million per year isn't massive in the grand scheme of things, but it will keep SAE up and running, and it shows the government's commitment to this amazing world-leading renewable energy solution. | david gruen | |
26/11/2021 09:11 | Great news , massive rerating by april 2022 | jotoha2 | |
26/11/2021 07:57 | That should keep the lights on for at least 15 years. :-) | david gruen | |
26/11/2021 07:55 | SIMEC Atlantis Energy Limited 26 November 2021 Press Release: 26 November 2021 Government gives the green light for a blue energy revolution Nova Innovation and Atlantis Energy welcome the UK Government's announcement of funding for tidal stream energy and look forward to delivering more turbines in the water at the world-leading MeyGen site Nova Innovation (Nova) and Atlantis Energy (Atlantis) have welcomed the Government's decision to establish a GBP20 million a year ring-fenced budget for tidal stream technology, available for 15 years under the Contracts for Difference (CfD) scheme, which could be awarded as early as April 2022. This GBP300 million investment signals the UK Government's confidence in the role tidal energy can play in delivering net zero carbon targets. It creates a clear route to market for UK tidal energy companies like Atlantis and Nova that will create thousands of jobs across our coastal communities. Simon Forrest, CEO of Nova Innovation, said: "We are delighted that tidal stream energy has been recognised by the UK Government as a core part of the UK's green industrial revolution. The ring-fenced investment will deliver a route to market for tidal energy companies such as Nova Innovation and Atlantis Energy - turbocharging the delivery of tidal energy across the world." Graham Reid, CEO of Atlantis Energy added: "We would like to thank all who have championed our industry and believed in the global role tidal stream energy can play in the fight against climate change. We look forward to continuing to work in collaboration to deliver our ambition of more turbines in the water." Nova and Atlantis teamed up earlier this year to develop the MeyGen tidal site in the north of Scotland. MeyGen is the largest consented tidal stream site in the world with a potential capacity of 400MW. It has all the necessary consents to deploy 80MW of tidal power immediately and is already home to the world's biggest tidal array and the world's most powerful tidal stream turbines. Following the announcement, Atlantis and Nova look forward to the deployment of many more turbines on the site, creating jobs, investment and reliable green energy to the Scottish grid. Nova and Atlantis will now work with stakeholders to maximise this opportunity for Scotland and the UK, while demonstrating tidal stream energy's exciting global potential. Tidal stream energy can deliver 100% clean, 100% predictable energy, without visual impact - complementing intermittent renewables like wind and solar power. A recent report by the Royal Society highlighted the UK is capable of delivering over 11GW of tidal stream energy by 2050, 50% greater than current UK nuclear capacity. Nova and Atlantis are driving forward to ensure the industry delivers on that target. | david gruen | |
26/11/2021 00:30 | Good morning good folk of SAE it appears we both have been infiltrated here and on our thread MXC by the frenzied nutter that is bad robot and his many aliases talking complete nonsense, come across join us even if you don't buy or sell in shouting the ' 'nonce' down (his favourite word that I wonder why?) | heatseek77 | |
25/11/2021 19:05 | CLABB, could you please clarify the £20million funding every year going forward ? | jotoha2 | |
25/11/2021 10:01 | 24 hours ago I would have agreed with bad robot but I am thinking the new government funding changes the equation. Meygen should get the majority of the £20m funding as there is nothing else close to it's scale ready to bid into the auction. That will be £20m every year for 15 years. Just need to find a way through the debt repayment due end of year and pay the bills until then. | clabburn | |
24/11/2021 20:01 | BR IN BR WE TRUST RED MERCURY CREW | bad robot | |
24/11/2021 19:48 | This £20M ringfenced is a significant development that gives me hope. Incredibly frustrating that it comes four years too late but it all but guarantees us a CfD. That will completely change the dynamic around funding. Instead of death spiral, an equity raise will now be to fund the development of 80mw of generation. That may be enough to bridge things until the French project comes together. Still a long way to go. | clabburn | |
24/11/2021 17:45 | Where are the new contracts Mr Gupta , hiding is not the way forward here. | jotoha2 | |
24/11/2021 16:38 | Plenty of talk about at twitter SIMEC Atlantis Energy @simecatlantis The Pentland Firth is home to our MeyGen tidal turbine array, which had generated over 38GWh to the national grid since installation in 2018! 🌊🏴 | master rsi | |
24/11/2021 14:37 | I've posted the links before, but no excuse for reposting - it will be an absolute disgrace if this is allowed to fail. From the (also there are plenty of links down the righthand side :- | skinny | |
24/11/2021 14:35 | 40mil shares to be issued to cover 350k sub 1p placing is on the cards | mick1909 | |
24/11/2021 14:34 | Reluctantly, must agree with Clabburn here. Unfortunately, it looks like they were sold a white elephant by way of a cash absorbing Uskmouth PS. Can't say for sure how much cash SAE have left but common sense tells dictates it won't be much. Without a significant cash injection then it is rather difficult to see past administration. This saddens me greatly. Even if it could survive the winter what then? If it can secure a CFD for tidal then we might just see the Phoenix rise from the ashes but it's a BIG BIG IF. | tempesttroy | |
24/11/2021 14:06 | I don't have a lot in here, but I'm certainly not selling at these levels. From a pure chartists perspective we're looking like we're ready to blow. Not sure what will be the catalyst, but we've not seen the last of SAE. | david gruen | |
24/11/2021 14:00 | Bond repayments are due December 31st. | clabburn | |
24/11/2021 13:56 | Not looking good. Hard to see where they will get the cash to survice the winter from and agree that adminsitration looks likely. Need some kind of strategic investor here (a merger with Nova?) and they will probably have to sell their equity in Meygen to survive. This is pretty galling just months before a potentially transformative CfD auction. | clabburn |
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