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Thomas Mordelle

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From 16th July 2025, we will no longer include in our coverage :CERES POWERENAPTERHYDROGENPROITM POWERNELLHYFE
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Ceres Power Holdings PLC

Ceres Power Holdings is a fuel cell technology and engineering company. Co. is working with partners to embed its SteelCell™ technology in mass-market energy products for the commercial, residential and transportation markets. SteelCell™ is Co.'s Solid Oxide Fuel Cell. SteelCell™ is a perforated sheet of steel with special screen-printed ceramic layers that electrochemically convert a variety of fuels directly into power. The principal activity of Co.'s subsidiary, Ceres Power Ltd is the commercialisation and continued development of Co.'s fuel cell technology.

HYDROGENPRO ASA

ITM Power PLC

ITM Power designs and manufactures integrated hydrogen energy systems for energy storage and clean fuel production. Co.'s subsidiaries include: ITM Power (Research) Limited, which is engaged in the research and development of scientific and engineering projects; ITM Power (Trading) Limited, which develops and manufactures prototype products; ITM Energy Ltd, ITM Fuel Ltd, and Orkney Hydrogen Trading Ltd, which sell hydrogen; ITM Motive, is engaged in the production of drivetrains for use with hydrogen; and ITM Power GmbH, ITM Power Inc, and ITM Power ApS, which sell electrolysis equipment and hydrogen storage solutions.

LHYFE S.A.

NEL ASA

NEL ASA develops diagnostic tests for early detection of diseases. Co.'s patented method is based on identifying disease-specific gene expression signatures from sample materials, such as blood. Co.'s products in development phase include MCItect, for patients with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) aimed to detect Alzheimer disease within two years prior to onset of dementia, and ADtect, for the detection of mild to moderate Alzheimer disease, as well as one project in discovery phase, namely AMYtect, for brain amyloid detection.

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Bryan Garnier
Bryan Garnier

Since 1996, Bryan, Garnier & Co has been growing with an absolute conviction that the investment banking landscape would experience a major revolution: most of the large local generalist banking groups will disappear to the benefit of a handful of global powerhouses, and an emerging group of independent, highly specialised boutique investment banks.

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