AE BIOFUELS WKN: A114CC ISIN: US00770K2024 Kürzel: AMTX Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Warum soll sich was ändern, crasht ja alles, was kurzzeitig gehyped wird fällt spätestens nach drei Tagen. Ich schaue seit vier Wochen nicht mehr in mein Depot. Von 170 k ist nicht mehr viel übrig. Das verkrafte ich nicht mehr. Lege auf jeden Fall keinen einzigen Cent mehr nach. Bringt nichts, crasht jeden Tag noch weiter ohne Gegenbewegungen. Ignoriert den Rotz, tut gut, ist das einzige was ich empfehlen kann.

Genauso wie bei Gevo... da beschließt die EU feste SAF-Quoten für Kerosin (mal unabhängig davon wie relastisisch die Umsetzung ist) und hier gibt es absolut Null Reaktion. 😢

bringt alles nichts wenn der Kurs ins bodenlose fällt

https://quantisnow.com/i/4383138?utm_source=stocktwits

Joa gewohntes Bild leider 😭

Bei 0% Zins und dem nach Corona Hype ging so jedes Invest mehrere hundert Prozent hoch . Die Zeit ist jetzt leider vorbei und wird auch m.M.n. paar Jahre schwierig bleiben . Nur solvente Unternehmen werden überleben . Denke hier ist noch viel Luft nach unten .

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/facing-brutal-climate-math-us-bets-billions-direct-air-capture-2023-04-18/

Nur nicht extrem nach oben

Die Aktie kennt echt nur noch Extreme... 😒

Immer hier das gleiche deprimierende Spiel

Und läuft ja wieder super 🙈

Wesentlich besser als Gevo, die machen keinen Umsatz aber verbrennen 3 stellige Millionen Beträge jährlich

Wegen den Peanuts, im Ernst??

Jetzt gehts endlich los, der Zug fährt ab, bitte alle einsteigen 👍

Aemetis Awarded $34 Million of Biodiesel Contracts by India Oil Refiners for Delivery in Q2 2023 Plant near the Port of Kakinada, India in production and delivering product to OMC’s CUPERTINO, CA – April 17, 2023 – Aemetis, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMTX) announced today that its Universal Biofuels subsidiary in India, owner and operator of a biodiesel plant located near the Port of Kakinada on India’s east coast, was selected by the three government-controlled oil marketing companies (OMC’s) to supply approximately 8,500,000 gallons of biodiesel over the next three months. Revenues from the shipments are expected to be approximately $34 million of the $538 million of total tender offers issued by the OMC’s to fulfill biodiesel demand during the second quarter of 2023. Approximately 70% of the 25 billion gallon diesel market in India is supplied by the OMC’s, with the remaining 30% supplied by large non-governmental oil refineries. “We are pleased to see the Indian government’s commitment to the implementation of the 2022 National Biofuels Policy, and the OMC’s purchasing processes are resulting in significantly increased demand for biodiesel in India,” stated Sanjeev Gupta, Managing Director of the Universal Biofuels subsidiary of Aemetis.  “The required product quality testing for the contracts has been completed and biodiesel deliveries have commenced for the contracted period of April, May and June.” Aemetis built the 50 million gallon per year capacity biodiesel plant on the East Coast of India to convert agricultural products and byproducts into high quality biodiesel that can reduce air pollution while creating new agricultural and manufacturing jobs in India. The Aemetis Universal Biofuels plant delivers high quality biodiesel fuel and has built a reputation as a proven large-scale renewable fuels producer in India. The total volume tendered by the India OMC’s was approximately 132 million gallons for the three-month delivery period.  As one of India’s largest domestic biodiesel producers, Aemetis Universal Biofuels is well positioned to expand production to meet the large domestic demand being created by the OMC’s tender offers. A 5% minimum blend of biodiesel by 2030 was adopted as a goal under the 2022 amendment to the India National Policy on Biofuels to expand the domestic production and consumption of biodiesel.  The biofuels policy seeks to improve the environment through lower air pollution from diesel vehicles and expand economic growth by increasing the domestic production of biodiesel feedstocks.  Biodiesel feedstocks include renewable oils that are byproducts from food production, which can lower the overall cost of food and improve the environment by creating new markets for these byproducts.   About Aemetis