Hexagon Purus AS: Invitation to presentation of first quarter 2021 results
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Hexagon Composites ligger i en stigende trendkanal på mellomlang sikt. Det viser at investorer over tid har kjøpt til stadig høyere kurser for å komme seg inn i aksjen og indikerer en god utvikling for bedriften. Aksjen har brutt et motstandsnivå på kort sikt og gitt kjøpssignal fra kortsiktig trading range. Aksjen har støtte ved cirka 42.00 kroner og motstand ved cirka 56.50 kroner. Volumet har tidligere vært høyt rundt kurstopper og lavt rundt kursbunner. Dette styrker trendbildet. Aksjen anses samlet sett teknisk positiv på mellomlang sikt.
Hexagon Composites ASA: Invitation to presentation of first quarter 2021 results
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Satser på Hexagon Purus er med på dette også
Dette lover bra da 
Hex er med ?
De har sammarbeid med Everfuel se link fra 2020
TekBot36VARSEL nov. '20
Hexagon Purus enters frame agreement with Everfuel, supporting commercialization of zero-emission hydrogen transport in Europe
Ang Microsoft: Hydrogen fuel cells will enable data centers. Så finner jeg ingen konkrete firma enda
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Hexagon Agility receives fifth set of orders for CNG/RNG trucks from major global logistics customer
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Fantastisk 
Hexagon Composites ASA: Minutes of Annual General Meeting
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Virker som psykologien rundt hpur har snudd litt igjen. Trender svakt oppover nå. Er vi heldig får vi et golden cross i nær fremtid. Akkompagnert med en kontrakt eller to tror jeg 60-tallet er oppnålig. Litt avhengig av q1 selvfølgelig.
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Purus med Nikola avtale. Bør vel gå noen hype prosenter på den meldingen.
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Får nesten ikke håpe for mye. Markedet tror jo ikke Nikola blir noe av tydeligvis. Aksjen ned fra 85 dollar til 10
Mange grunner til det sikkert. Fortsatt en stor aktør som jobber med å bygge seg opp igjen etter en stygg omdømmesak. Gir iallefall Hpur litt oppmerksomhet.
Litt tilbake, men må vel vise at de går i overskudd med alleavtalene. Limer den inn jeg
Hexagon Purus selected by Nikola Corporation to supply hydrogen cylinders for serial production
29 April, 2021 Stock Exchange Release ### SHARE ARTICLE
Hexagon Purus has signed a long-term agreement with Nikola Corporation (NASDAQ: NKLA), a global leader in zero-emissions transportation and infrastructure solutions to develop and supply its high-performance type 4 hydrogen cylinders. The scope of the agreement is over a multi-year period with an estimated sales value in excess of EUR 200 million.
The project’s development phase will commence in Q2 2021. The technology is planned to be certified for distribution in European and North American markets.
The long-term agreement also positions Hexagon Purus for potential further projects within a range of truck and other vehicle applications with Nikola.
“We are proud to partner with Nikola and support the delivery of its flagship hydrogen fuel-cell trucking solution. Putting these hydrogen-powered trucks on the road will accelerate the energy transition in heavy-duty transportation, " said Michael Kleschinski, EVP Light Duty, Distribution & Cylinders, Hexagon Purus. “The first Hexagon Purus 700 bar hydrogen cylinders will begin testing and validation later this year in accordance with Nikola’s specifications.”
Driving energy transformation
The combined competencies of the Hexagon Group, in combination with the experienced Hexagon Purus specialists, have led to the development of a portfolio of high-performance cylinders with attractive value proposition. Hexagon Purus’ High-Performance Type 4 Hydrogen cylinders are certified to multinational standards and are already successfully in service on other fuel cell trucks and busses.
About the market
The global market for zero-emission mobility solutions, both fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEV) and battery-electric vehicles (BEV), is expected to grow significantly over the next several years, according to various market and industry analyses. Within the commercial vehicle segment, heavy-duty long-haul and high payload truck applications are in particular expected to benefit from FCEV technologies powered by hydrogen fuel.