Is there anyone else out there following Energetix?

Just to give a quick snapshot of the company for anyone who might be interested: egx has three businesses that have developed alternative energy technologies.

- Genlec (www.genlec.com) has developed a microCHP appliance for distributed generation in the home
- Pnu Power (www.pnu-power.com) offers compressed air battery systems as an alternative to conventional batteries
- VPhase (www.vphase.co.uk) offers a voltage optimisation technology to enhance energy efficiency in the home. I should also mention that VPhase is actually an associate company; egx holds a 43% stake in them.

At present egx has a market cap of 16m. The companys stake in VPhase amounts to about 8m, so that means Genlec & Pnu Power together are only being valued at 8m. In my opinion this seems absurdly low, as the company has done most of the hard work of product development and is now ready to embark on the commercialisation phase. Its worth mentioning that the only analyst covering the company (Steven Fawkes of Matrix) has given a target price of 135p, which is more than a quid above the current share price.

In any case it would be great to hear from anyone who also holds/follows/likes/dislikes the company.

Energetix Group to showcase at the London Innovators and Investors Forum

It is our pleasure to invite you to attend the forthcoming Innovators & Investors Forum on the 29th January 2013 at the Business Design Centre, London. This will be an exclusive invitation only event organised by Shares Magazine and Cenkos Securities.

As an active private investor, we are sure you would appreciate this unique opportunity to receive privileged access to 30 diverse, forward thinking and energetic technology companies at a single event.

Many of the exhibiting companies are currently involved in some very exciting projects in an effort to drive future growth, and development within their industries.

The event will be supported with an extensive conference program, including keynote speakers and company presentations.

We sincerely hope you are able to attend and that you find the experience both profitable and enlightening. Companies represented include:

1Spatial
Avanti Communications
Bango
Bond International Software Group
Brady
CML Microsystems
Corac
Cyan Holdings
eg Solutions
Energetix Group
eServGlobal
Forbidden Technologies
Fusion IP
Globo
incadea
InternetQ
IQE
KBC Advanced Technologies
Netcall
Optimal Payments
Plastics Capital
Probability
Quindell Portfolio
StatPro Group
WANdisco


Event time: 12.30pm to 5.30pm

Complimentary refreshments and luncheon provided

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CONFERENCE AGENDA AS AT 09.01.13
(To be updated once presentation speakers are confirmed)

12:30 Registration & Lunch

14:00 Keynote speaker - Richard Penny, Senior Fund Manager - Legal and General

14:15 Shares Magazine presentation - Russ Mould, Editorial Director

14:30 Company presentation - David Richards, President & CEO - WANdisco

14:45 Company presentation - Henrik Bang, CEO - Netcall

15:00 Company presentation - Marcus Hanke, CEO - 1Spatial

15:15 Company presentation - tbc

15:30 Coffee Break

16:00 Company presentation - Stephen Blundell, CFO - eServGlobal

16:15 Company presentation - David Baynes, CEO - Fusion IP

16:30 Company presentation - Stephen Streater, CEO - Forbidden Technologies

16:45 Company presentation - Charles Cohen, CEO - Probability

17:00 Company presentation - Simon Smith, Non-Executive Director - Cyan Holdings

17:15 Close

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Could be a big year for Energetix, with the roll out of its combined heat and power (microCHP) boilers across the North-West of the UK. The £42.9million cap's flow trading brand will temp customers by offering a free microCHP boiler if they sign a five year dual-fuel contract. With 1.5 million boilers replaced each year, this is a compelling pitch to cash-strapped Brits given the £1000 -plus cost of buying a new unit and promised savings of up to £220 a yearv on current energy bills. The Chester company sees 15,000 by the end of 2013, rising to 90,000 in 2014 and around 200,000 by the end of 2015. Shares could hit 50p in the next twelve months.

50p hope so dreamcatcher just loads of sells all the time, nice base since july.