AFC Energy PLC, a hydrogen power and ammonia technology company, reported a successful financial year ending on October 31, surpassing expectations under the leadership of CEO Gary Bullard. The company achieved revenue of approximately £4 million, mainly from the sale of hydrogen-fuelled power generators to Speedy Hire Services. Additionally, AFC boasted a healthy cash reserve of £15.4 million, upgraded its manufacturing capabilities to meet growing demand, and expanded its global footprint with the first sale in the Middle East and North Africa facilitated by distributor TAMGO. In a strategic move, AFC launched the Hyamtec division during the year, focusing on ammonia-cracking technology to enable localized hydrogen production in support of industrial decarbonisation efforts. Bullard emphasized the company's progress in enhancing its reach and offerings, highlighting the successful delivery of generators for the joint venture with Speedy Hire. The collaboration with TAMGO for a 45kVA system, incorporating a fuel cell, battery storage, and hydrogen pressure station, signifies AFC's commitment to providing zero-emission power solutions for local operations and pilot projects, aligning with sustainable energy goals. Bullard expressed optimism about the exclusive distributorship with TAMGO, emphasizing its significance in unlocking opportunities in the MENA region and aligning with Saudi Arabia's sustainability commitments outlined in Vision 2030. The shared vision between AFC and TAMGO aims to position them as key players in providing hydrogen fuel cell generators in the Saudi and MENA regions, showcasing a dedication to advancing sustainable energy solutions.