National H2’s pipeline of location for potential hydrogen production facilities in Australia
After receiving a large amount of interest, National H2 will be taking bid applications to ensure investors do not miss out on this rare opportunity that gives seed-level access to a Company with plans to build over 240 hydrogen plants across the APAC region.
National H2 will be raising funds to carry out the first stage of constructing its first non-recyclable waste plastic-to-hydrogen plant in Western Australia.
As it stands, the site has been secured, a feasibility study has been completed, and the local council has given their full support for the project.
With its modelling showing each plant will deliver an annual EBITDA of $5.7m, National H2’s seed-level raise will be valued conservatively, with the financial forecast showing significant valuation growth over the next 12 months.
The Company will finance its APAC expansion via a planned listing on a favourable exchange in late 2023 or early 2024.
Highlights:
• National H2 will develop the plant using a proven technology from its London Stock Exchange partner, which takes waste plastic and produces hydrogen and syngas.
• The first plant in Western Australia is secured will be operational in early 2024 and, produce 1277.5 tonnes of hydrogen per annum & have an annual EBITDA of $5.7m.
• They will be supplied the waste plastic free of charge by Catalyst 2030.
• A large Japanese Trading Company will purchase/distribute the hydrogen, and an Independent WA electricity retailer will buy the electricity.
• This will be the first plant of many across the APAC region, as National H2 has exclusive rights for the plastic-to-hydrogen technology in Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Singapore and Malaysia.
• With 3.5 million tonnes of waste plastic available in Australia, there is enough to supply feedstock for 200 plants across the country, which places National H2 in a strong position for rapid, sustainable growth.
• The Company is also looking at Singapore, where it is having advanced discussions with waste collection companies wanting hydrogen to fuel their vehicles. National H2 will target a further 40 plants in Singapore and other countries across the APAC region.
The offer is mainly for sophisticated or professional investors, with 20 spots available for retail investors. If you are interested in the upcoming capital raise, place your bid today.
