HydroDec Group (HYR) Has developed technology that allows contaminated oil to be cleaned and re-used. In todays environment this kind of company cannot be overlooked. It already has a fully-functional plant in Australia and another is due to be opened in around 9 months. Tipped in Shares magazine as a 'blue sky' stock. If the company manages to capture 1/2 of the market revenue could be as high as 1 billion.

Anyone holding who's as excited as I am?

HydroDec Group plc
11 January 2008



HYDRODEC GROUP PLC

FIRST SUPERFINE OIL SHIPMENT TO TURKEY



Hydrodec Group plc ('Hydrodec' or 'the Company') today announces the first
shipment of its Superfine transformer oil to Ceyhan Petrokimya Sanayi ve Ticaret
Ltd Sti ('CPST') in Turkey. The 144,000 litre order will leave the Young, New
South Wales plant for Turkey next week. It is anticipated this is the first of
many such Superfine shipments to CPST. The agreement with CPST is for a minimum
supply of 2,400,000 litres of Superfine transformer oil during the first year of
the agreement.

Chairman John Gunn commented 'This is the first major export order for Superfine
and gives Hydrodec significant exposure to the Turkish transformer oil market.
It also gives our product great international credibility during this crucial
time of our expansion into the US and other countries. I anticipate it will be
the first of many international orders for Superfine.'

tipped by zak mir today

Lastly it is Hydrodec (HYR) which makes the grade in terms of its ascending July 2006 ascending price channel, and the rebound from below the black 200 day moving average post October. The best way of handling the situation now is to keep an eye on former October 2006 resistance at 38p. Above this and even down to the 10 day moving average at 36p on an end of day close basis the upside here could be as great as the top of the 2 year price channel at 53p.

Anyone looking at this? I think most of the 'Sales' are Buys.

Am I still the only one looking at this? Results on the 19th will,I hope,show a return to proffitability IMHO

Came across this video interview when researching about Hydrodec (HYR)
Presenting: Ian Smale, Chief Executive & Chris Ellis, Chief Financial Officer.

http://www.brrmedia.co.uk/event/103859/ian-smale-chief-executive--chris-ellis-chief-financial-officer

I sold out of these in April but I like the look of the new chairman and board and the fact that they have bought lots of shares with their own money. I'm back in!

Hydrodec Management and staff
To end the world's dependence upon finite oil supplies and use existing resources more efficiently seems like a lofty idea, but this was the genesis of Hydrodec. Hydrodec secures and re-manufactures specialty mineral oil products and provides environmentally sustainable petrochemical materials management.

Click the link below to watch

http://www.brrmedia.co.uk/event/105792/hydrodec-management-and-staff

Audio interview with Ian Smale, Chief Executive
Ian Smale, CEO, talk about how the proof of concept in oil research program opens the possibility of an industry-leading approach to general oil re-refining with high recovery rates, competitive operating costs, high quality products and the potential for carbon neutral oil. Ian also talks about its new debt financing and why it is attractive to Hydrodec.
Click the link to listen;
http://www.brrmedia.co.uk/event/107458/ian-smale-chief-executive

My enthusiasm has died a death as prffitability still seems out of reach. I'm out.

er, looks like they make these regularly ... interview on London South East really hope they are back on track and out of the valley of death. Certainly sounds encouraging but I might be a lone wolf in this thread

Audio Webcast: Hydrodec Group HYR - Acquisition of the business and assets of OSS Group Limited

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LISTEN: CEO interview Hydrodec Group (HYR) - Proposed Placing, Open Offer, Repayment of Debt

http://www.brrmedia.co.uk/event/117342/ian-smale-chief-executive

LISTEN: Hydrodec - Successful fund raise and collaboration with Essar Oil in the UK

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Hydrodec - Australian agreement completes business restructuring at Hydrodec

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All sounds pretty good, except two things....why are they putting effort into Australia when they are a UK-listed Co. - or is this really an Australian Co that found the home-regulations too onerous, perhaps?
Second, why put effort into USA - well known as the graveyard of UK companies . . . do they think this is effort well placed, esp. when combined with Australia and UK effort..? I just wonder that co's should concentrate on one thing/one place and sort that out.
Then, move further afield . . . . but not until they've solved all manner of tech/political issues . . . . and while other territories won't necessarily be exactly the same, the on-going cash-generation does help, since the Execs can concentrate on one area at a time, in the expectation the other Plant is working satisfactorily.

The current sp is significantly up on the very-recent placing ( at 11.25p ), so I maybe wait until it drops back . . . no point in paying too much and I suspect there may be some Sellers out there, wanting their gains realised.

Anyone else who's bought at current levels . . . . say otherwise...?

LISTEN: Ian Smale, CEO of Hydrodec, talks about the fiery operational incident at Canton on 1st December

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LISTEN: Hydrodec Group (HYR) - Update on activity at Canton re-fining facility

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WATCH: Hydrodec (HYR) - Trading update

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LISTEN: Ian Smale, CEO of Hydrodec, discusses the recent American Carbon Registry approval

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