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Cogenpower PLC
23 September 2016
Cogenpower plc
("Cogenpower" or the "Company" or the "Group")
Interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2016
Cogenpower (CGP.L), the low-carbon technology energy business,
announces its interim results for the six months ended 30 June
2016.
Energy efficiency through smart technology: Anaconda
technology
Cogenpower designs, builds or transforms, owns and operates high
efficiency CHPDH schemes (Combined Heat and Power plants with
annexed District Heating distribution networks). The Group's CHPDH
schemes are scalable to serve communities from 3,000 to 50,000
people. At the heart of the business is Cogenpower's Anaconda
technology, an automated, intelligent energy generation and control
system equipped with a heat storage facility that delivers heat to
customers and electricity to the grid with proven energy efficiency
of more than 90% - compared to a worldwide average of circa 45%.
Cogenpower was admitted to trading on AIM in February 2016,
enabling the Company to pursue growth opportunities particularly in
its domestic Italian market and the UK.
Key points
Financial
- Revenues of EUR3.1 million (1H 2015 EUR3.8 million) of which EUR1.8 million from CHPDH
- Revenues in retail gas and electricity division down EUR0.6 million to EUR0.9 million
- CHPDH division, based on the Anaconda technology, continues to
be profitable and recorded 8% year-on-year growth of MWh sold
- Group loss of EUR929,000 after exceptional costs of EUR566,000 relating to the IPO
- Adjusted Group loss of EUR363,000 (1H 2015: EUR43,000) after
charging EUR182,000 for PLC costs (1H 2015: nil)
- Balance sheet improvement as net current liabilities move from
EUR8.0 million as at 31 December 2015 to EUR3.4 million
Operational
- Strategic focus on CHPDH going forward - phased withdrawal
from the gas and electricity retail business (G&P)
- New gas supply contract to bring annual gas savings of EUR350,000 from 4(th) quarter 2016
- In advanced discussions with acquisition targets in Italy
where the CHPDH market is fragmented
- Launch of strategic initiative for UK to pursue green field opportunities
Corporate
- Admitted to trading on AIM in February 2016 together with a placing of GBP1.0 million
Dr. Francesco Vallone, Chief Executive Officer of Cogenpower,
commented:
"These results demonstrate a profitable, growing CHPDH division
and a loss-making, declining G&P division. The Board has
therefore concluded that the G&P retail business was no longer
worth pursuing. We are now focused on growing our profitable CHPDH
business and deploying our Anaconda artificial intelligence
technology for the lucrative district heating markets, including
those in Italy and the UK. We are delighted to have secured better
terms for our gas supply contract, which we anticipate will bring a
significant cost reduction to our core business over the next
twelve months.
"Encouragingly, we are seeing a good level of interest in our
technology from major organisations that have the potential to open
new routes to market. We are excited about our growth potential and
look to the future with confidence."
Further enquiries:
Dr. Francesco
Vallone
Ilaria Cannata +44 (0)20 7930
Cogenpower plc Martin Groak 0777
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Allenby Capital
Limited
(Nominated Adviser Nick Athanas +44 (0)20 3328
and Broker) Richard Short 5656
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EnVent S.p.A.
and EnVent Capital
Markets
(Financial Adviser
to the Company
in Italy) Franco Gaudenti +39 06 896 841
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Cardew Group Shan Shan Willenbrock +44 (0)20 7930
Nadja Vetter 0777
Emma Ruttle cogenpower@cardewgroup.com
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About Cogenpower
Cogenpower (CGP.L) is a low-carbon energy business specialising
in the design, build and operation of efficient, automated CHPDH
networks able to serve communities of up to 50,000 people. At the
heart of the business is the Anaconda technology, an automated,
intelligent energy generation and control system equipped with a
heat storage facility that efficiently delivers heat to customers
and electricity to the grid. The innovative technology, with proven
energy efficiency of more than 90% compared to a worldwide average
of circa 45%, is designed to address the growing global EUR30
billion district heating market.
The Company's flagship plant in Borgaro Torinese, on the
outskirts of Turin in the north of Italy, is a 3MWe (electrical
output) / 15MWt (heat output) CHPDH operation that serves
approximately 4,500 end users in 62 separate buildings attached to
a 13 kilometre pipe network. The operation is 92% energy efficient.
The energy efficiencies achieved by the Anaconda technology at the
existing plant, (currently fuelled by natural gas, but with a
biomass/gas hybrid plant under development) already reduce
emissions by 3,000 tonnes of CO(2) per annum, compared to
traditional heating methods. Customers benefit from lower capex
costs, no maintenance costs and lower heating bills compared to
installing conventional solutions.
Although district heating systems have been available for some
time, technological advances have brought significant new
operational and environmental advantages, making them increasingly
attractive and reliable energy solutions for communities. The
Company listed on AIM in February 2016, enabling it to pursue
growth opportunities particularly in Italy and the UK.
www.cogenpower.co.uk
Chief Executive Officer's Report
I am pleased to present our results for the half year ended 30
June 2016.
Operations
Italy
CHPDH: Combined Heat and Power District Heating
The performance of our core Combined Heat and Power District
Heating (CHPDH) business, which is centred around the Anaconda
technology, has continued to deliver profitable results with an 8%
increase in heat sold compared to the same period last year. In
addition, a new gas supply contract has beensigned which will take
effect from 1 October 2016. This reduction in the cost of gas is
expected to have a EUR350,000 positive impact on margins over the
following 12 months. Revenues from the CHPDH division for the
period were EUR1.8 million and EBITDA was EUR515,000.
G&P: Retailer of gas and electricity
As expected, Cogenpower Gas and Power, which retails gas and
electricity, has underperformed in the period under review, with a
drop in revenues of 40% compared to the same period in 2015 due to
a reduction in commodity prices and increased competitive pressure
from larger utility companies. This has created significant
downward pressure on both revenues and margins. In addition, new
government requirements for electricity suppliers have added
further administrative burdens that are costly for smaller
providers such as Cogenpower. Following an internal review, we have
decided to implement a phased withdrawal from this market, a
decision that was also announced today. This will reduce costs and
free up Group resources to focus on expanding the CHPDH business,
bringing long-term and reliable returns for the Company and its
shareholders.
Growth strategy: focus on the core CHPDH business
The objective is to grow the number of CHPDH units through
acquisition. The Italian CHPDH market is fragmented and we believe
that the timing is right for Cogenpower to be a major catalyst and
participator in a phase of consolidation. We expect significant
progress in the next 12 months.
An acquisition pipeline has been identified and discussions with
a number of targets are being progressed. Opportunities for further
development come from upgrading acquired plants with our technology
and converting plants to hybrid gas/biomass fuelling to further
improve net emissions. We are also working on improving our energy
efficiency even further and have made significant progress in
developing our Artificial Intelligence software that manages
Anaconda's operations without human intervention.
Anaconda Biomass extension
In parallel we are developing our operational solutions so that
they can be commercially viable without incentives. On that basis
we have re-formulated the biomass extension project at the Anaconda
plant, which would result in a significant reduction in the capex
required. This would provide us with alternative attractive options
for the biomass extension depending on capital availability.
UK
The UK district heating market is undeveloped but there is
growing awareness of the potential of high-efficiency district
heating. The focus in the UK will be on green field developments
and we are exploring opportunities to leverage the findings of the
2013 Heat Strategy, in which the British Government identified the
potential and desire to provide 14% of UK heat demand via district
heating in the next 15 years. It is the Board's belief that a
series of positive discussions with property developers and green
funds have shown that they have a clear understanding of the
commercial, operational and environmental benefits of the Anaconda
technology and methodology.
As mentioned above, our business model does not rely on
government incentives in order to be profitable at the project
operating level and we believe this represents a differentiator in
the low-carbon energy sector. Nevertheless, we are hopeful that the
UK government, even post-Brexit, will offer incentives aligned to
Cogenpower's capabilities when it publishes the changes to the heat
renewable incentives regime in the spring of 2017. This would allow
investors thereby to mitigate their risks and shorten the
investment payback period.
Esseti Energia s.r.l. ("Esseti")
As previously announced and explained in detail in the Group's
Annual Report, the Group sold its holding in Esseti back to the
original vendor in May 2016, having acquired it on 1 December 2015,
when it became clear that certain facts had not been fully
disclosed as part of the acquisition process. As a result, the
underlying profitability and performance of Esseti post-acquisition
were lower than expected, which impacted Cogenpower's assumptions
on the opportunities to develop Esseti and achieve the financial
returns which had been anticipated. The Board concluded that it
would be in the best interests of the Group and shareholders to
sell Esseti back to its previous owner and for Cogenpower to be
reimbursed the consideration paid for Esseti and the monies
invested in it by Cogenpower since the acquisition. The disposal
took effect in May 2016 and there was no gain and no loss arising
from the transaction.
The consolidated statement of total comprehensive income
comparative numbers for the year ended 31 December 2015 (below)
have been restated to exclude the results of Esseti from continuing
operations. The net result attributable to Esseti for the six
months to 30 June 2016 and to 31 December 2015 are shown in that
statement under "Discontinued operations (net of tax)".
Cash and working capital
Good progress has been made during the period in rescheduling
legacy debts to suppliers and tax authorities. At 31 December 2015,
net current liabilities, excluding Esseti, stood at more than EUR8
million. That number has more than halved and net current
liabilities were EUR3.4 million as at 30 June 2016. The Company's
current working capital position however remains vulnerable and, as
outlined in the Company's annual report and accounts, to alleviate
this position the Company needs to raise further funding as well as
continue to receive the support of Unicredit S.p.A. ("UniCredit"),
its principal banker, and trade creditors. The key factor which is
causing strain on the Company's working capital at the current time
is the delay being encountered by the Company in receiving monies
which the Company believe are owed to it by the Italian state in
relation to Green Certificates and other incentives, full details
of which are outlined below. More detail is also given in the going
concern section of Note 1 to the accounts below.
Green Certificates
The issue around the Green Certificates that we reported on at
the time of the full year results continues to remain a challenge.
As at the date of this announcement the Company is owed a total of
EUR1.3 million from the Italian state for various incentives of
which EUR0.9 million relate to Green Certificates with the balance
of EUR0.4 million being in relation to CO(2) incentives. Green
Certificates are awarded to Cogenpower s.r.l. for its use of the
heat created as a by-product of electricity generation to provide
heating and hot water to properties connected to its district
heating network. The Certificates are normally issued by the
Italian government agency during the month of June after the end of
the production year following a review of the company's detailed
submission of qualifying production. In the previous 6 years, up
until 2016, the Company received Green Certficates in this manner
and within this timeframe.
The GSE, the organisation that has been overseeing the Green
Certificates since their inception, has recently been given new
powers as the Green Certificate programme is coming to a close in
2016. It is now claiming that a proportion of historical
certificates were granted incorrectly, something that has affected
the entire industry. The GSE is protecting its position by not
issuing any further certificates across the industry until the
matter is resolved. Following detailed exchanges between Cogenpower
and the GSE over recent months, Cogenpower believes it has been
able to demonstrate that the GSE's calculation in relation to its
CHPDH system is based on incorrect assumptions and is currently
awaiting a reply. According to legal advice taken by the Company,
the outcome of court judgements to date suggest that the Company
should not suffer any reduction in Green Certificates, although
some legal action to recover a part may become necessary.
The Green Certificates earned in 2015 amounted to EUR886,000. At
the time of the annual report and accounts being published the
Board were confident that the matter would be resolved such that
monies would be received by the end of 2016. At this stage, while
the Company awaits a response from GSE, there can be no guarantee
on the timing of receipt of such monies nor any guarantee on the
amount that will be received. The Company will provide an update to
shareholders at the appropriate time.
The amount of Green Certificates our lawyers believe we should
receive is in addition to approximately EUR200,000 of CO(2)
incentives from prior years (out of a total outstanding of
approximately EUR400,000) which are expected either to be received
or discountable during the 4(th) quarter of this year, when the
Group moves into its most cash-generative season.
In the meantime Unicredit, our principal lender, have continued
to be supportive and a medium-term credit facility of EUR335,000
was obtained from them in April 2016. Unicredit have also agreed to
a half-year moratorium on capital repayments on our long-term loans
which will have a positive impact on working capital in the second
half of 2016 of EUR272,000. The Company and Unicredit expect to
formalise this arrangement by the end of September 2016. The
Company also has in place an invoice discounting facility of
EUR800,000, also with UniCredit, which, at the date of this report,
is virtually unused. We are now entering our main revenue-invoicing
winter season, so we will very quickly gain access to the
increasing cash-flow through that facility.
Outlook
The operational outlook for the Group continues to be positive.
Our strategic plans continue to centre on the deployment of the
Anaconda technology and we are encouraged by the early discussions
with potential acquisition targets in Italy where the CHPDH market
is fragmented and where we believe Cogenpower can be a major
catalyst and participator in a phase of consolidation. We are also
seeing active interest in the Anaconda template and technology from
major organisations that have the potential to open up important
new routes to market for the Group both in Italy and the UK.
The Group's working capital position, which stems from the
extensive and costly investment in R&D to establish its
technology, has been a significant short-term issue. However, that
technology now drives a low-carbon energy business that
differentiates itself by not relying on incentives and which should
allow the Group to fund its growth.
Consolidated statement of total
comprehensive income
Six Six
Euro'000 Note months months Year
ended ended ended
30-Jun 30-Jun 31-Dec
2016 2015 2015
(2) (unaudited) (unaudited) (restated)
Continuing Operations
Revenue from goods and services 3,049 3,825 6,353
Cost of sales (2,187) (1,990) (3,977)
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Gross profit 861 1,835 2,376
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Other operating income - - 10
Administrative expenses (542) (787) (1,462)
Depreciation and Amortization (335) (365) (618)
Other operating expenses (3) (740) (459) (802)
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(Loss)/Profit from operations (756) 224 (496)
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Finance Expense (270) (287) (716)
Finance income 63 20 32
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Net Finance Expense (207) (267) (684)
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Loss before tax (963) (43) (1,180)
Tax recovery /(expense) 34 (122) (112)
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Loss for the period attributable
to equity holders of the
parent company from continuing
operations (929) (165) (1,292)
Discontinued operations (net
of tax) (2) - n/a (19)
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Loss for the period attributable
to equity holders of the
parent company from operations (929) (165) (1,311)
Other comprehensive income
(net of tax) - - -
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Total comprehensive income
attributable to equity holders
of the parent company (929) (165) (1,311)
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Earnings per share for profit
attributable to the equity
holders of the parent during
the period
Basic and diluted (cents) (4) (1.9) (0.4) (3.3)
Consolidated statement
of financial position
Euro'000
30 June 31 Dec
Note 2016 2015
Non-current assets
Property, plant and equipment
(5) 10,697 15,017
Intangible assets 160 248
Investments 12 22
Deferred tax assets 509 635
Total non-current assets 11,378 15,922
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Current assets
Inventories 204 739
Trade and other receivables 4,246 4,485
Cash and cash equivalents 40 278
Total current assets 4,490 5,501
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Total assets 15,868 21,423
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Current liabilities
Trade and other payables 3,573 8,828
Provisions 560 423
Borrowings (5) 1,214 3,020
Corporation taxes 357 567
Other taxes 2,211 2,235
Total current liabilities 7,915 15,074
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Non-current liabilities
Borrowings (5) 4,522 6,502
Other non-current taxes 1,717 581
Non-current trade and other
payables 1,214 -
Total non-current liabilities 7,453 7,083
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Total liabilities 15,368 22,157
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Net assets 500 (734)
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Equity attributable to
equity holders of the Parent
Share Capital (6) 171 138
Share premium account (6) 2,129 -
Merger reserve 3,035 3,035
Retained earnings (4,835) (3,906)
Total equity 500 (733)
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Consolidated statement
of changes in equity
For the 6 month
period ended
30 June 2016 Share Share Retained Merger
EUR'000 Capital Premium Earnings Reserve Total
Note
At 1 January
2016 138 - (3,906) 3,035 (733)
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Comprehensive
income
Loss for the
period - - (929) (929)
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Total comprehensive
income for the
period - - (929) - (929)
Issue of share
capital (6) 33 2,590 - - 2,623
Less:
expenses of
share issue - (461) - - (461)
At 30 June 2016 171 2,129 (4,835) 3,035 500
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For the year
ended
31 December
2015
EUR'000
At 1 January
2015 2,000 1,173 (2,595) - 578
Elimination
on reorganisation (2,000) (1,173) - 3,035 (138)
Issue of shares 138 - - - 138
Comprehensive
income
Loss for the
period - - (1,311) - (1,311)
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Total comprehensive
income for the
period - (1,311) (1,311)
At 31 December
2015 138 - (3,906) - (733)
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Statement of cash flows 6 months 6 months Year
ended ended Ended
Note 30-Jun 30-Jun 31-Dec
2016 2015 2015
Operating activities (unaudited) (unaudited) (audited)
Loss before tax (963) (42) (1,199)
Adjustments for:
Amortisation of intangible
assets 88 33 74
Depreciation of property,
plant and equipment 247 332 543
Impairment of intangible
asset - - 139
Finance expense 270 287 727
Finance income (63) (20) (32)
Corporation tax recovery 34 - -
Decrease /(increase) in
trade and other receivables (41) 1,306 (294)
Decrease/(increase) in inventories 1 (4) 6
Increase in provisions 137 - (39)
(Decrease)/Increase in trade
and other payables (280) 969 1,820
Increase/(Decrease) in other
taxes 902 (281) 526
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Cash generated from operations 332 2,580 2,271
Income tax (paid) / received - (87) (194)
Net cash flows from operating
activities 332 2,493 2,077
Investing activities
Finance income 63 20 32
Purchase of property, plant
and equipment (179) (747) (453)
Purchase of investments - - (8)
Purchase of intangibles (22) (199) (14)
Net cash movement on sale/(acquisition)
of subsidiary 30 - (22)
Net cash used in investing
activities (108) (926) (465)
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Financing activities
Repayment of loans (749) (225) (559)
New loans 335 - -
Drawdown/(repayment) of
bank overdraft (607) (866) (167)
Finance expense (270) (287) (727)
Proceeds from sale of shares 829 - -
net of issue costs (6)
Net cash used in financing
activities (462) (1,378) (1,453)
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Cash flow of the period (238) 189 159
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Cash and cash equivalents
at beginning of period 278 119 119
Cash and cash equivalents
at end of period 40 308 278
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Net change in cash and cash
equivalents (238) 189 159
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Notes to the accounts
1. Basis of Preparation
The financial information contained in this announcement does
not constitute statutory financial statements within the meaning of
Section 435 of the Companies Act 2006.
The financial information for the six months ended 30 June 2016
is unaudited. In the opinion of the directors, the financial
information for the period fairly represents the financial position
of the Group. Results of operations and cash flows for the period
are in compliance with International Financial Reporting Standards
as adopted by the EU ("EUIFRS"). These financial statements should
be read in conjunction with the audited financial statements for 31
December 2015 published on 16 June 2016 and available on the
Company's website www.cogenpower.co.uk . The accounting policies,
estimates and judgements applied in these financial statements are
consistent with those disclosed in the audited financial statements
for 31 December 2015.
All financial information is presented in Euro, unless otherwise
disclosed.
The Directors of the Company approved the financial information
included in the results on 22 September 2016.
Going concern
The financial information for the six months ended 30 June 2016
has been prepared on the going concern basis. At 31 December 2015,
net current liabilities, excluding Esseti Energia s.r.l. (disposed
of in May 2016), stood at over EUR8 million. That number has more
than halved and stood at EUR3.5 million as at 30 June 2016. The
main components of that change were:
- IPO raising EUR1.29 million (gross) of new cash/ EUR0.8
million after expenses used to pay down overdraft and creditors
- EUR1.3 million of debt for equity swaps reducing trade creditors
- EUR1.2 million of trade debt rescheduled under payment plans
- EUR1.1 million of fiscal and excise debt rescheduled under payment plans
- EUR0.17 million of current portion of asset finance paid
This has, however, been a challenging half-year as the issue
with the Green Certificates, earned by the CHPDH business, is still
ongoing. This situation was highlighted in the Annual Report and
Accounts and is not yet resolved. The GSE, the organisation
overseeing the Green Certificates, has challenged the entire
industry, claiming that a proportion of historical certificates
were granted incorrectly. Cogenpower believes it has successfully
demonstrated that the GSE's calculation in relation to its CHPDH
system is based on incorrect assumptions and is awaiting a reply to
its letter of early July where it has countered the GSE's basis of
calculation. Legal advice is that court judgements made so far in
similar cases would support the Company's position and it should
not suffer any reduction in Green Certificates. Nevertheless, until
a position is agreed, there remains uncertainty over the timing of
almost EUR0.9 million of cash that the Company has traditionally
relied upon in the summer months when revenues from selling heat
are at their lowest. Whilst the position remains unresolved with
GSE there also remains uncertainty of the quantum of Green
Certificates that the Company will receive. The Company has been
taking action to provide alternative sources of funds in case the
matter is not concluded satisfactorily and speedily, including the
sale of assets and further rescheduling of its debts. Discussions
with infrastructure funds to support the expansion of the Group's
business have been very positive and give the directors confidence
that, as the Group moves into the winter period - the most
lucrative and cash-generative part of the year - it will continue
to have, and/or will be able to obtain, adequate financial
resources to enable it to continue in operation for the foreseeable
future. In addition Unicredit, the Company's principal lender, has
continued to remain supportive. For these reasons it continues to
adopt the going concern basis in preparing the financial
statements. There can, however, be no certainty that the
transactions noted above will complete and therefore there is still
a material uncertainty that could cast doubt on the Group's ability
to continue as a going concern and discharge its liabilities as
they fall due. These financial statements do not contain any
adjustments that would be required if the Company could not
continue as a going concern.
2. Following the sale of Esseti Energia srl ("Esseti") in May
2016, the consolidated statement of total comprehensive income
comparative numbers for the year ended 31 December 2015 have been
restated to exclude the results of Esseti from continuing
operations. The net result attributable to Esseti for the six
months to 30 June 2016 and to 31 December 2015 are shown in the
line "Discontinued operations (net of tax)."
The disposal of Esseti was made at no gain and no loss to the
Company.
3. Included in "Other operating expenses" are EUR566,000 (30
June 2015: EUR459,000, 31 December 2015: EUR802,000) of costs
relating to the IPO and Admission to AIM that took place on 12
February 2016. Additional IPO expenses of EUR461,000 directly
associated with the raising of new equity have been written off
against share premium account in accordance with IAS 32. (See Note
6 below).
4. The number of shares used in the calculation of Earnings per
share (EPS) for the six months to 30 June 2016 is 47,834,000 -
being the weighted average number of shares in issue over the
period. The equivalent number for the six months ended 30 June 2015
and the year to 31 December 2015 was 40,000,000.
5. Pursuant to the disposal of Esseti, there was a reduction in
Property, plant and equipment of EUR3,509,000 and a reduction in
borrowings of EUR2,765,000.
6. During the period 10,166,760 new Ordinary shares were issued
for GBP0.20 with a nominal value of GBP0.0025 (0.25 pence) each and
share premium arising on issue of GBP0.1975 (19.75 pence) per share
at an exchange rate of GBP1=EUR1.29.
Share Capital:
Shares issued Share capital Share capital Total
in in in
GBP EUR EUR'000
10,166,760 GBP25,417 EUR32,788 33
Share Premium
Shares issued Share premium Share premium
in GBP in EUR
10,166,760 GBP2,007,935 EUR2,590,236
Less: expenses
of issue (EUR461,154)
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EUR2129,082 2,129
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2,162
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Of the 10,166,760 new shares issued:
- 5,000,000 were issued for cash, raising EUR1,290,000 before
costs and EUR829,000 after EUR461,000 of expenses related to the
fundraise, which were charged to equity; and
- 5,166,760 were issued to extinguish amounts owed to trade creditors.
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