Velocys Share Price (VLS)

Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Velocys Plc LSE:VLS London Ordinary Share GB00B11SZ269 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.07 -2.42% 2.825 1,300,459 16:35:28
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
2.75 2.90 2.90 2.70 2.75
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Alternative Energy 0.66 -30.90 -8.95 18
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:12:40 AT 34,195 2.90 GBX
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06/1/202016:40UKREGVelocys PLC Second Price Monitoring Extn
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06/1/202011:44UKREGVelocys PLC Block listing Interim Review
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18/12/201909:51ALNCDIRECTOR DEALINGS: Velocys Chair Phillip Holland Buys Shares
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10/12/201918:02ALNCVelocys Names Senior Director Holland As Chair; Jungels Retires
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24/1/202014:16Velocys - jumping on the "green" bandwagon (Moderated)283
22/1/202017:35Years in Development – The Small Scale GTL Revolution has begun2,826
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04/4/201707:58Years in the Making- The time is Now3,665
20/8/201511:10Zak Mir BULLISH on Velocys PLC (VLS.L)3

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25/1/2020
08:20		Velocys Daily Update: Velocys Plc is listed in the Alternative Energy sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker VLS. The last closing price for Velocys was 2.90p.
Velocys Plc has a 4 week average price of 1.50p and a 12 week average price of 1.10p.
The 1 year high share price is 5.14p while the 1 year low share price is currently 1.10p.
There are currently 643,756,100 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 1,992,897 shares. The market capitalisation of Velocys Plc is £18,186,109.83.
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14/1/2020
09:30		brucie5: Yes, VLS is undoubtedly benefitting from the wider rush to eco investment, which is looking increasingly similar to the 2k rush to tech: it may well raise the bad along with the good businesses. Question is, which is VLS? I realise there are highly intelligent sceptics here, including EJ and Owenski, who have been proven right time over. They may be right again. But the chart shows no clear break over the 200ma in almost three years, when it was over 50p. But it has now. Of course that's not to compare like with like, since dilution has since moved the share price, I would imagine, as much as sentiment. It could be froth. And Immingham, even if it gets the go ahead is not projected to be up and running before 2024. But on the other hand, what is the base value for the FT technology IP that they have developed over the years, and for their rights to license/manage deployment of it internationally?
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20/12/2019
14:23		erogenous jones: Well, planning consent has not been given yet, the company will still run out of money accoring to the accounts and, even if the company is successful with planning consent, fund raising will not be the easy exercise that you foresee. The issue that the company has is that it has raised money several times before and always at a deep discount to the share price immediately before the announcement. The share price is constrained as institutional supporters are fully aware that pressure is on the company to generate meaningful revenue and not the trifling amounts as noted in the accounts. Be honest with yourself, the turnover is little more than petty cash and rather less than a corner shop in a tiny village somewhere in the Welsh countryside. But, suppose for a moment, that consent is given - the company will want to take advantage of that BUT because commissioning plant takes at least 18 months it will run out of money far quicker than the cash burn because the expenditure will rise the moment that ground is broken. Any rise in the share price will be short lived and, far from rising, it might well fall. Market Makers are perverse like that.
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26/11/2019
20:36		erogenous jones: FAO demonboy and kirk6 Please don't get me wrong. I have been a holder of shares in Shell for the greater part of 50 years. The energy sector not just feeds but provides employment for the world. And I have no problem with alternative sources for energy. There is enough oil in the ground to power the world for many decades - it might get more expensive to extract, but that is a different argument - but when burnt, it is dirty. Oil majors are addressing this with investment in the green option including VLS. There has been no dominant winners thus far. VLS is finished. It might be ressurrected, but only when it has undergone considerable improvement and proves itself to be a viable alternative. Thus far it has not. 2017 was a decent year for investors. 2018 was a terrible year for investors. 2019 has been a spectacular one. For VLS 2017, 2018 and 2019 were terrible. I doubt it will last for 2020. We share the same hope - that our investments will perform well. We share investment in VLS at different times, with similar hopes that our investment will do well. There is still 100% left that the share price can fall, but the balance of probability is that this is a company that will fail. At least my shares in RDSB have been paying dividends for decades and no evidence that they will be stopping. I have a buy order in place for shares in RDSB for the avoidence of doubt.
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17/11/2019
14:57		erogenous jones: jotoha2, I suggest that you really do not have a head for figures, as quite how you have concluded that a good 50% have been moderated is a mystery to me. I suggest your research is both insufficient and flawed. The facts are clearly stated by the managers that the company will run out of money within 12 months of the last financial statement. That the company has IP rights and advanced this to its current state does not provide the assurance that it is commercially viable. I have every confidence that the process will be very important in the future, however, the process needs to be very much more developed than it is now and any company that uses the Fischer-Tropsch process will need to demonstrate a return on investment OR provide a compelling case for investment. VLS, has made a compelling case for investment and has been supported by its major and minority shareholders. Right now, it simply has run out of time and money for further investment based on the failure of all the projects to date. You probably were not around when Roy Lipski departed without any explanation in 2015. There has been all maner of speculation, but, and it is simply a hunch, my suspicion is that the basis of the valuation of the company under his direction and the fundraising for that was based on mis-information or mis-interpreted results. Basically, I feel that there is actually no advantage for the company to continue in business. If the IP is sold (either through administration or liquidation), it will provide another company with e head start that IS able to commercialise the process. You are, however entirely correct in your assertion that the risk:reward element is massive. I thoroughly applaud a high risk strategy. There is a difference between risk and reckless when it comes to finance. I believe that the case for investing in VLS at the moment is reckless. You think otherwise. Your hope for an upturn in the share price and fortunes for VLS is admirable. But, the longer that goes on where revenues remain insubstantial and investors desert the shares, so the triumph of hope over reality will persist. Incidentally, I re-opened this thread as, perverse though it might seem, I do have a very keen interest that the company will succeed. I do not recall why I moderated 2 posts. At the time this thread was to maintain my promise not to post on that initiated by Gac141.
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03/11/2019
20:44		erogenous jones: Turn happenned yet, Kirk 6? No, seriously, I note that some research has been made by a relative newcomer to the financial pundits - it can be read behind a paywall - and the shares are now plumbing a new low. Look, one of the "rules" for investors is that sometimes an investment goes sour. Get over it and preserve capital. My crystalised loss (£36k) in VLS pales into insignificance with the claimed exposure you have to this company and the paper loss in place. At the moment, VLS is NOT a viable business. It will not be a viable business until revenues exceed expenses. Currently it is a leech. Shell for example could buy this company every day for many years and it would not make the least impact on either the revenues of Shell or the revenues that VLS are generating. You are clutching at straws. I repeat my comment that companies that suffer a 90% drop in their share price rarely survive. The liklihood of VLS surviving beyond another fund raising is about nil. Abramovitch needs losses from time to time to reduce his tax liability. It would be better that the company folds than it would be for the share price to double from its present position. You can continue to "average down" if you wish, I don't actually care a hoot whether you lose the lot, break even or make a fortune, but IF the company is viable, it will be snapped up from under your nose and your holding, significant it might be for you, will have no influence whatsoever.
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08/10/2019
13:44		owenski: BP advertising on TV about converting waste food into jet fuel Obviously, VLS isn't the only game in town, BP must have or be funding their own GTL process. VLS share price deffo looking like there's a problem.
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22/7/2017
19:09		fluky: My assumptions/scenarios were posted in #3343 & 3345. Here they are: #3343: Velocys cannot survive this year without a cash injection. There are a few scenarios to get to year's end: 1. Another raise at approx 50p - probability: 5% - Will run into shareholders opposition because last round was at 225p unless VLS could grant them a deal. 2. An acquisition by a strategic partner - probability: 80% - would mean that the VLS shares are converted into cash and/or shares of the acquirer 3. VLS goes out of business - probability: 15% If VLS stays in business I'll go for 125p at Christmas 2017. I'll go for zero in the other cases. In the latter case, the shareholders will have cash or shares equivalent to 55p VLS share price. I discard the "going out of business" scenario. Thoughts? I added later a 4th scenario, responding to Fern's comment: #3345: Good point. Let's add scenario #4: RA takes VLS private and buys out the other shareholders at 55p - probability 30%. Probability of scenario #2 goes down to 50%. Fern5: what do you think? ------- Now that I retrieved my old posting, I am surprised about my prediction of the raise at 50p...
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06/2/2017
20:00		pugugly: Another possible drag on the vls share price "More pipelines form part of a wider, deflationary trend of rising energy supply that is likely under President Trump (see this). That means not only gas markets, but also coal miners and even power generators will feel the effects as those ripples grow more intense" https://www.bloomberg.com/gadfly/articles/2017-02-06/new-gas-pipeline-approvals-here-comes-the-monster. Declaration - A vls holder - and still partially under water so I need a higher share price but just looking a possilbe potholes on the way there - See also > https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-02-06/u-s-oil-gas-prices-seen-falling-with-trump-energy-revolution
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04/1/2017
15:49		fluky: Velocys cannot survive this year without a cash injection. There are a few scenarios to get to year's end: 1. Another raise at approx 50p - probability: 5% - Will run into shareholders opposition because last round was at 225p unless VLS could grant them a deal. 2. An acquisition by a strategic partner - probability: 80% - would mean that the VLS shares are converted into cash and/or shares of the acquirer 3. VLS goes out of business - probability: 15% If VLS stays in business I'll go for 125p at Christmas 2017. I'll go for zero in the other cases. In the latter case, the shareholders will have cash or shares equivalent to 55p VLS share price. I discard the "going out of business" scenario. Thoughts?
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18/3/2016
14:21		gac141: Ok so here is the question. If you firmly believe that VLS share price is inextricably linked to the price of Oil (Which I do not but I'll come to that) Then on or about the 8th of December 2015 the price of Brent was $42...and VLS share price was 50p then why has the price languished at circa 30p? As I have said before we are not an Oil producer we make very high spec Diesel and Jet fuels and we also make Speciality Products that can sell for as much as $240/b. So with all this what is keeping it down...? I would like to see Velocys be more transparent about the projects not in the public domain and I will say this to them. Maybe the market thinks we will fail to get enough traction..I cannot see this with our first commercial plant in East Oak about to start in a few months producing all of the above... Maybe the market is waiting for that as a Catalyst perhaps the delays in the projects in the public domain have made people wary..it is possible. Red Rock has been months away from FID for quite a while now but they seem to have friends in Lake View so it must only be a matter of time. Ashtabula- The water permit has been granted. Product off-takers and gas suppliers have been identified and a number of letters of intent are in place. The company has secured letters of support from a major lender and a potential investor in the project. I guess watch this space- Exceptionally cheap feed stock from the Marcellus must make this a very viable proposition to make serious money. Greensky out but another to take it's place and British Airways still saying they will do something here. Oil price is rising and maybe will hit $50 once freeze is agreed on the 17th April. Results out in April so an opportunity for VLS to tell all or at least be a little more open. I shall be putting some my shares into an ISA quite a few more than last year so there are pluses as well as minuses so hope they do well. Exceptionally frustrating but also maybe a good opportunity to take a balanced punt over the next few months?
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