Ceres Power (#CWR) – raises £103m at 570p per share
- 2026-06-10 06:48:22
UK 18:01 Thursday, 8 October 2026
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Over at chez Stacey there is the sound o spluttering on cornflakes today. “By the powers of Saint Greta” cries the old boy, “what news is this from darling green Ceres Power (CWR)?” For it is more bad news indeed and the shares have slumped another 34% to 86.5p, a market cap of £170 million
Hello Share Bunnies. At the risk of attracting another disparaging article from Uncle Tom, I think it worth looking again at green share Ceres Power (CWR). I am emboldened by the recent progress made by this share, despite the lack of any happy news. It is up by around 50% in the last month.
Malcolm Stacey and the rest of the green brigade got terribly excited last Thursday when Ceres Power (CWR) announced a big new deal with Delta Electronics “Praise be to Saint Greta, His Holiness Lord Attenborough and blessed King Charles, we are all going to be rich!” screamed the senior writer on this website. Just six days later comes a shock warning and the shares are tumbling. Malcolm will be writing a letter of complaint to the Guardian shortly.
Hello Share Lovers. There’s a malign force that bedevils even careful shareholders like us. And it’s the protracted time taken for good things to happen. You know what I mean. All the signs are positive for a company’s future leap into stardom. But as time passes now’t seems to move.
At no-one is watching O’clock last night, what my friend Comrade Stacey termed a “jolly green giant” in one of his numerous articles loving up Ceres Power (CWR), served up yet another lack of revenues warning. Shares in this company were £13.36 on April Fool’s day 2021. They are now just 161p off another 14% today. Ouch
Hello Share Swingers. Uncle Tom has had another go at me, this time for supporting another denizen of his blacklist. And yes, Ceres Power (CWR) has taken a double whammy this week. The last one was yesterday when a rather dismal trading update was released.
One can almost picture the scene at the house named after Saint Monbiot this morning as one shareholder started his day…
Hello Share Pilers. Ceres Power (CWR) is another of those green companies that Uncle Tom won't recommend. But its future, if not its present balance sheet, looks golden to this old punter. And the price has been rising in recent weeks, not that it is still not abysmal compared to previous highs of two or three years ago. But better times possibly are ahead for the following reasons.
Hello, Share Takers. Though Uncle Tom ain’t a fan, I still have high hopes of a recovery for Ceres (CWR), the clean battery firm. Though of course, with his record of identifying poor investments, Tom should always be taken seriously, I think his pessimism about this outfit is misplaced.
Hello Share Fans. My experience with Ceres Power (CWR) recently has been disappointing. I’m still showing a big profit on my long-standing investment, but it was once a lot higher. There was no real reason I could see for the decline in share price, other than a dissatisfaction with progress. But we looking at a pioneering company in the provision of alternative energy. And the world is going to be crying out for that.
Hello Share Monkeys. This old punter is still staying in cash. The outlook for shares in general is still worrying. But I will be looking at buying green shares in the early part of 2023. I know Uncle Tom and others will scoff. But the imperative to find more alternative forms of alternative energy is growing fast and will accelerate from here.
Oh dear, oh dear, more bad news from the green pipedreams, slurp the jam tomorrow and forget about the bonkers valuation sector. Today it is Ceres Power (CWR) an AIM listed company repeatedly recommended by our own in-house Guardian reading eco-Warrior Malcolm Stacey but red flagged by myself and Peter Brailey. Its shares are down by 65% year to date and by c80% since February 2021, the peak of the green bubble madness.
