Aquis Stock Exchange Weekly Highlights 15/9/23

Invinity Energy Systems plc announced that the Company has received the first customer order for its next-generation product, code-named "Mistral". Invinity's customer is the Company's Taiwanese strategic partner, Everdura Technology Company ("Everdura"), who have decided to vary the terms of their initial 15 MWh order, previously announced in December 2022, specifying that it be fulfilled by Invinity's next-generation product. A 14.4 MWh vanadium flow battery, comprising a single Mistral array, will now be installed by Everdura at a site in central Taiwan and used to balance the island's electric grid through the provision of Enhanced Dynamic Regulation (E-dReg) services. Invinity expects to ship the order in late 2024. Once operational, the project is expected to be the largest of its kind in Taiwan and the first time a vanadium flow battery has provided regulation services for the Taiwanese grid. Read more…

Coinsilium Group Limited announced that the Company is to cornerstone a funding round for Switzerland-registered Silta Finance AG (“Silta”) via the Company’s 100% owned Gibraltar registered subsidiary, Seedcoin Limited ("Seedcoin"). The company says that Silta is developing an advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered platform designed to revolutionise sustainable infrastructure financing by automating the due diligence, feasibility, and project preparation processes. According to Coinsilium, Silta’s advanced AI methodology will analyse vast amounts of data automatically, swiftly evaluating a project’s potential, feasibility, and risks; thereby accelerating the evaluation process and readiness for financing. Read more…

Hydro Hotel Plc announced that the Board of Directors has declared an interim dividend at the rate of 12 pence per share, to be paid on Tuesday, 31 October 2023 to shareholders on the register on Friday, 13 October 2023. The ex-dividend date will be Thursday, 12 October 2023. Read more…

Aquis Exchange PLC announced that it intends to change the proprietary trading rule on its UK and EU trading platforms in its Aquis Markets division. The company says that the rule, which does not allow aggressive non-client proprietary trading, was introduced in 2015 and has successfully reduced market impact and signalling risk. However, in response to member demand Aquis will change the rule to allow liquidity providers the option to choose if they wish to interact with aggressive non-client proprietary trading or not. Read more…