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

Meiner Meinung nach sehen wir die 0.50$ noch

Zielzone liegt zwischen 1.40$ und 0.50$ 0.60$ wäre auch noch ein kleine Gap

Heute fallt aber auch fast alles. Mal schauen wo hier der Boden ist

Fällt wie ein Stein

Was sagst du zu Solana ? Wenn's in den Bereich 100$ - 130$ fällt beabsichtigte ich zu kaufen.

..das ist im übrigen keine Handlungsempfehlung, sondern nur meine Meinung! 😉

Du solltest unbedingt deine Strategie überdenken. Hoffe du hast nicht alles in diesen Sektor investiert. Bei mir sind es nur knapp 7k, wovon ich leider nur noch nur noch 1.8k habe. Ist zwar kacke, aber so richtig stört es mich nicht. Zum einen könnte ich die Verlust mit Gewinnen aus anderen Titeln gegenrechnen und zum anderen habe ich allein mit Bitcoin schon mein gesamtes Aktien-Depot outperformt. Will hier jetzt überhaupt nicht angeben, kann aber jedem nur ans Herz legen über ein (langfristiges) Invest in Bitcoin nachzudenken.

letztens hatte ich ein wenig spielgeld übrig und habe mir, nach dem es bei gevo schon so extrem gut läuft, hier auch ein paar anteile geholt, kann man schon machen, läuft schon richtig gut

Gevo ist ja noch viel schlimmer, dort ist das Invest doppelt so hoch. Auch 2021 eingestiegen 🤮

ich auch nicht, es sind ja eher die politischen ? und nicht das Unternehmen selber, die einen nervös machen.

Ich habe die Hoffnung noch nicht aufgegeben….

An sich gute News. Schade das immer noch nichts zu dem Werk in Indien gesagt wird.

Aemetis Ethanol Plant Passes $2 Billion Revenues Milestone; Expects $40 Million Annually From Energy Efficiency Project From 2011 to early 2025, Aemetis delivered 768 million gallons of ethanol and 5.2 million tons of distillers grain that fed more than 100,000 dairy cows at about 80 dairies CUPERTINO, Calif. – February 14, 2025 – Aemetis, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMTX), a renewable natural gas and renewable fuels company operating in the U.S. and India, today announced that cumulative revenues generated by the Aemetis ethanol plant in California passed the $2 billion milestone. The company also expects improved cash flows from the Mechanical Vapor Recompression (MVR) energy efficiency project that is scheduled to be operational in the first half of 2026. Located near Modesto, California, the Aemetis Keyes 65 million gallon per year capacity ethanol plant has been operating since 2011, delivering more than 768 million gallons of ethanol ($1.6 billion revenues) to the California market and 5.2 million tons of wet distillers grain ($400 million revenues) that has fed more than 100,000 dairy cows at about 80 dairies a lower cost, high value animal feed. In addition to ethanol and distillers grain, the plant delivered 144 million pounds of distillers corn oil ($55 million revenues), primarily used as animal feed and commonly used as a feedstock to produce renewable fuels. The plant also delivered 89,000 tons of syrup ($5 million revenues), used as animal feed. A key energy efficiency project at the Aemetis ethanol plant is the installation of a $25 million MVR system that will compress vapors with high capacity turbofans powered by lower carbon electricity, reducing the current use of fossil natural gas as process energy fuel. The fabrication of the equipment for the MVR project is currently underway, with installation planned for Q4 2025 and full operations in the first half of 2026. Recent updates in the calculation of the value of energy efficiency projects at ethanol plants have increased the estimated cash flow improvement expected from the MVR project. By using lower carbon electricity, the quantity of natural gas consumed and the cost of natural gas will be reduced by an estimated 80%, partially offset by an increased cost of electricity. The 2 megawatt solar installation at the Keyes plant provides low carbon electricity that supports the decreased carbon intensity of plant operations. Importantly, converting from natural gas to electricity will significantly reduce the carbon intensity of ethanol produced by the Aemetis plant. Based on the Treasury guidance provided in January, the MVR energy efficiency project will decrease the Section 45Z carbon intensity of the ethanol plant by about 15 points, improving the Keyes plant cash flow by an estimated $0.33 per gallon, or approximately $22 million per year. In addition to 45Z revenues, the lower carbon intensity provided by the MVR system will increase the California Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) credits generated by the plant, with the reduction in carbon intensity expected from the MVR project expected to increase revenues by $.09 per gallon at current LCFS credit prices of $72 per metric ton. CARB’s recent updates to its LCFS regulations include significant reductions in the LCFS benchmark carbon intensity that are expected to create greater demand and lower supply of LCFS credits and to increase LCFS credit prices. At LCFS credit prices of $150 per metric ton, the MVR project would generate about $0.18 per gallon of additional revenues, or approximately a $12 million revenue increase per year. Combined, the increase in LCFS credits, new 45Z revenues, and a significant reduction in energy costs are expected to provide more than $40 million per year of improved cash flow from the Aemetis ethanol plant starting in 2026 as a result of the MVR energy efficiency project.

Einmal nichts sagend das Update 🤷🏼‍♂️ nichts neues, was wir nicht schon wissen

Aemetis Provides India Business Update Prior to India Prime Minister Modi Visit to Washington D.C. CUPERTINO, Calif. – February 13, 2025 – Aemetis, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMTX), a renewable natural gas and renewable fuels company operating in the U.S. and India, today provided an update on the Aemetis biodiesel business in India ahead of meetings by Aemetis CEO Eric McAfee with officials during the visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Washington D.C. this week. Universal Biofuels, a subsidiary of Aemetis, is one of the largest biodiesel producers in India with an 80 million gallon per year plant in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, and has been operating in India for more than 17 years. Universal Biofuels generated $112 million of revenues from biodiesel and refined glycerin deliveries in the year ended September 2024. Universal has already received $58 million of allocations for 2025 delivery of biodiesel from India government-owned oil refiners and marketing companies (“OMCs”). Universal expects to begin biodiesel shipments to OMCs in March under these allocations. To lead a planned IPO of the Universal Biofuels subsidiary this year, Aemetis recently appointed a new CEO and next month plans to announce a new CFO with recent Indian Stock Market IPO experience after completing a transition from his current position. Biodiesel consumption in India is expected to continue to grow as the National Biofuels Policy 5% target blend ratio (1.2 billion gallons per year) is implemented, and an IPO would be expected to fund expansion of production in India to meet this demand. A key factor in the growth of Universal Biofuels production capacity is access to renewable oil feedstocks in India and from imported feedstocks, including soybean farmers in the United States. Policies in India that support access to feedstock, including imports of renewable oils, directly support the expansion of Aemetis production volumes in India by using imported agricultural products in addition to local feedstocks. India is a relatively small crude oil producer, so India refineries import crude oil from other oil producing countries around the world. New U.S. policies are being advanced by the Trump administration to support the expansion of export markets for U.S. petroleum products, and the U.S. also has a unique opportunity to expand the market for exported agricultural products into the growing India biodiesel markets.