Just found this French company and I'm curious if anyone here knows it. It's called Haffner Energy. They're doing biomass to hydrogen / renewable fuels and stuff like that.
The company is tiny, still losing money, and dilution is definitely a thing, so yeah... risky as hell. But I started looking into what they've been doing lately and there's actually quite a lot going on. Revenue went from around **€378k to €1.3M**. They also have this thing called **CORE100**, which is supposed to be 100 units and potentially **€300M+ of activity** over 3 years if it actually converts into real business.
Then recently their Canadian partner **Mundi Énergies** decided to invest in the company. Up to **€10M** apparently. That's the part that got my attention. Partnerships are whatever, companies announce those every day. But when the partner actually puts money into the company... that's a bit more interesting. They're also working on a new H6 technology and if that gets validated + they start getting actual orders, things could get interesting fast.
Obviously there's a lot that can go wrong here. They still burn cash and could dilute shareholders more. Could also be a complete shitshow... but at the current size, if they actually manage to turn all these projects into revenue, I feel like the upside could be pretty stupid.
Anyway, curious if anyone here has already looked into **$ALHAF** or knows something I'm missing.