Jun 12, 2026 · 20 min · 8 segments
This is Episode 2 of the Investor Angle by NatH2Investing, where hosts Anthony Muhye and Morten Stahl analyze the top headlines of the past weeks and provide you with an investor point of view. In…
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As I'm sure everyone knows that I really like natural hydrogen, but investing into natural hydrogen is the most fun I can think of.
Once again, it's Eric Sprott, Canadian mining investor, who really seems to be into natural hydrogen, max power in particular.
It is only, I think, a few months ago, they raised 20, 25 million and cannot have possible spend it already.
And the reason why I think that is It is, of course, that it shows a professional investor really being into natural hydrogen and a specific company.
But also, we have seen in the industry companies struggling raising funds at a continuously growing valuation.
So I'm really, really looking forward to see what they will use all this money for.
I'm anticipating grilling more wells, but as an investor into such a company, if one were thinking about investing into Max Power, I will count it as a plus that they have money in the bank.
I mean, I want to analyze a bit more into this news because it's, first of all, congratulations to Max Power and the stakeholders at Max Power because I think the company is doing really well for the natural hydrogen industry as a whole.
I also wanted to ask you, Morten, and maybe see this more from the insider view.
This is the most we've ever seen in one of these public companies, right? Well, besides from FDE, that they hold a lot of money for future operations and developments.
As I'm sure everyone knows that I really like natural hydrogen, but investing into natural hydrogen is the most fun I can think of.
Once again, it's Eric Sprott, Canadian mining investor, who really seems to be into natural hydrogen, max power in particular.
It is only, I think, a few months ago, they raised 20, 25 million and cannot have possible spend it already.
And the reason why I think that is It is, of course, that it shows a professional investor really being into natural hydrogen and a specific company.
But also, we have seen in the industry companies struggling raising funds at a continuously growing valuation.
So I'm really, really looking forward to see what they will use all this money for.
I'm anticipating grilling more wells, but as an investor into such a company, if one were thinking about investing into Max Power, I will count it as a plus that they have money in the bank.
I mean, I want to analyze a bit more into this news because it's, first of all, congratulations to Max Power and the stakeholders at Max Power because I think the company is doing really well for the natural hydrogen industry as a whole.
I also wanted to ask you, Morten, and maybe see this more from the insider view.
This is the most we've ever seen in one of these public companies, right? Well, besides from FDE, that they hold a lot of money for future operations and developments.
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