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30 September 2025

Hydrogen Utopia International PLC

 (the "Company" or "HUI")

 

Interim Results

 

Hydrogen Utopia International PLC, a company specialising in turning
non-recyclable mixed waste plastic into hydrogen and other carbon-free fuels,
new materials or distributed renewable heat, is pleased to announce its
results for the six months to 30 June 2025.

 

CEO Shareholders' Letter

Dear Shareholders,

I write to you today with a sense of gratitude, reflection, and a pinch of
frustration.

On the cover of the Forbes Middle East edition, Mr Ali Al Dhaheri of Tadweer
Group is quoted as saying: "The waste sector is underrated… If we look at
what can be done with it, it becomes a resource." That statement resonates
deeply with the vision we at Hydrogen Utopia International have been pursuing
for years. And yet, such recognition has been largely absent from European
leadership. For too long, we have faced significant barriers, even with
world-class partners, Electron, Linde, and Sweco, working alongside us, as
Europe repeatedly hesitated to deploy technologies capable of transforming
unrecyclable waste into hydrogen.

The EU's declarations of decarbonisation have often remained aspirational
rather than actionable. The Just Transition Fund and Mechanism, intended to
support decarbonisation and job creation, have fallen short. Hydrogen costs in
Europe, ranging between €5 and €15 per kilogram, remain unsustainably
high. While Europe speaks of abandoning fossil fuels and scaling hydrogen,
practical pathways have yet to be followed.

Meanwhile, the Gulf States, often misunderstood as "petrol economies," are
driving rapid and meaningful progress. In the GCC, waste-to-hydrogen is
embraced as "super green hydrogen," and innovation is rewarded rather than
blocked by strangling bureaucracy. Europe has yet to recognise what the Gulf
already understands: this is the future.

The situation in Europe is stark. Incinerators continue to be built, illegal
landfills proliferate, Poland alone has an estimated 400-750, and recycling
facilities are closing under operational and economic pressures. Blue Cycle in
the Netherlands, Biffa in the UK, Veolia in Germany, all shutting down.
Borealis, Dow, Neste are abandoning projects. Recycling, as it has been
practiced, has proven insufficient. The only way forward is a true circular
economy, where waste hydrocarbons are being transformed into clean energy and
destroyed efficiently, cleanly, and economically. Europe will inevitably rely
on hydrogen imports from the Middle East and North Africa, bound by the
consequences of inaction.

Where Europe hesitated, the MENA region welcomed us. Upon announcing our entry
into this market, we received extraordinary generosity, particularly from the
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Oman. On the day of our announcement, our share
price surged, and interest from across the Middle East poured in. They saw
what Europe had yet to see: the value and potential of Inentec technology,
proven for 13 years and now repurposed for hydrogen production at the moment
the market is ready. This is the breakthrough HUI has pursued with diligence
and patience.

Our focus must remain true to the core purpose of Hydrogen Utopia.Europe
miscalculated. Hydrogen for transport was introduced prematurely, hydrogen
stations are closing, and bus and heavy-duty vehicles projects are stalling.
The real opportunity lies in decarbonising heavy industry, steel, cement, and
construction, while simultaneously addressing the waste problem. With
Inentec's TRL9 technology, HUI is positioned to lead in this space with
practical, scalable solutions.

I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to our long-term Shareholders
for their unwavering support. My deepest thanks also go to Howard White for
standing by me in securing the option for the Inentec technology and for
investing alongside me with conviction. Additionally, I wish to acknowledge
our brokers, Novum Securities, for their generosity and commitment in
expressing their willingness to work for shares at £1.625 over the past
months and for the year ahead and to be locked in for a year, a gesture of
trust and belief for which I am profoundly grateful. I would further like to
thank our corporate advisors, Alfred Henry, whose tireless dedication has been
invaluable to us.

It is equally important to underline that our Board has worked without
remuneration for more than a year, choosing to preserve every pound for the
matters that truly shape our future. This is not a lifestyle company. We are
not here for comfort or convenience. We are here to fight, to build, and to
deliver. Every member of this Board believes wholeheartedly in our vision, and
together we stand united in our mission to make Hydrogen Utopia a success. We
have achieved so much with so little.

With united and continued support, we will deliver on the vision that has
always defined us: to turn waste into a resource, hydrogen into strength, and
ambition into tangible, world-changing results, which will result in receiving
substantial royalty streams from large-scale developments.

Finally, the pieces fit. We have the right TRL 9 technology, in the right
region, at the right time. We are no longer knocking on closed doors. We are
walking through open ones.

Aleksandra Binkowska

Chief Financial Executive

29 September 2025

 

Chairman's Statement

I write this statement with a heavy heart, having stepped into the shoes of
Simon Mann, who passed away suddenly. On the very day of his death, Simon was
full of energy, preparing to "dash" to an HUI-related meeting. His loss is
deeply felt by us all. Simon was not only a dear friend of mine and an ally of
the CEO who appointed him, but also a gateway to a world that was, until then,
less familiar to us as our primary focus had been Europe. His vision and
courage paved the way for new thinking, and we are determined to carry his
legacy forward. As Simon so often reminded us, "HUI must work because it's
right", a principle that remains the cornerstone of everything we do. His
influence is evident in our strategy today, particularly our growing expansion
into the Middle East, which we are following with determination and purpose as
we build on the foundations he laid.

This has been a year of both challenge and achievement for Hydrogen Utopia
International. Despite external headwinds and the difficult realities facing
the wider European policy environment, where the European Union is falling
short of its stated ambitions on green transition, we have been resolute in
pursuing the right opportunities for growth and impact. Through prudent,
perseverant financial management and a spirit of sacrifice at the leadership
level, we have created what can only be described as a small miracle. Our CEO
has lent her own shares to provide a cushion for the Company; the CEO and
myself have invested our own capital rather than drawing down on the Company's
reserves. By combining frugality with focus, we have been able to secure an
option to deploy a TRL9 technology in MENA, an extraordinary milestone for
HUI.

Our commitment to efficiency is further reflected in the fact that the Board
draws no salary. Every member contributes not for personal gain but for the
long-term success of the Company. This lean, disciplined approach has allowed
us to preserve resources, while at the same time accelerating operations
rather than slowing them down. Our accounts demonstrate how negligible our
cash burn has been in comparison to what we have accomplished, particularly
when measured against the dilution and scale of fundraising typical in our
sector.

This year we also welcomed two highly capable Directors to the Board. Mr Naser
Nuredini, former Minister of Environment and Physical Planning of North
Macedonia, brings invaluable expertise in advancing climate policy across the
Balkans, a region with a clear trajectory toward EU accession. At the same
time, the appointment of Mr Richard Fish marks a particularly significant
development for HUI. Richard is one of the world's most respected experts in
plasma technology, with a long and distinguished career in scaling and
commercialising advanced energy solutions. I first had the privilege of
working with him many years ago during the early days of AFC Energy, where his
insights and technical leadership left a lasting impression on me. His
decision to join our Board is both an endorsement of HUI's strategy and a
powerful addition to our capability. As we look toward deploying InEnTec's
TRL9 system in the Middle East, Richard's expertise will be central in
ensuring that the technology is not only implemented effectively but also
optimised for commercial scale and long-term success. His knowledge and
standing in the industry significantly strengthen HUI's credibility, both with
partners and with the market at large.

In addition, we have engaged consultants with proven track records in the
Middle East, specifically in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Oman. These
markets represent the front line of global energy transition, and our
technology is ideally suited to contribute to their ambitious decarbonisation
agendas.

I would also like to take this opportunity to highlight the remarkable support
we continue to receive from our long-term shareholders, who have stood by us
over many years, remain fully engaged and supportive of our strategy. Their
confidence in HUI is both a validation of what we have achieved and a
foundation for what lies ahead.

In closing, I would emphasise that our Board today is stronger, more focused,
and more determined than ever before. We have combined experience, vision, and
efficiency with a commitment to building and commercialising InEnTec's TRL9
system in the Middle East and hopefully beyond

Howard White

Non-Executive Chairman

29 September 2025

 

 

For more information about the Company, please refer to our website:
www.hydrogenutopia.eu (http://www.hydrogenutopia.eu)

For further information, please contact:

 

Hydrogen Utopia International PLC

Aleksandra Binkowska

+44 20 3811 8770

 

Alfred Henry Corporate Finance Limited (LSE Corporate Adviser)

Nick Michaels/Maya Klein
Wassink

+44 20 8064 4056

 
 
 

Novum Securities Limited (Broker)
 

Jon Belliss/Colin
Rowbury

+44 20 7399 9400

 

Interim Management Report

 

Commercial, technological and business development

 

When HUI began its journey, the landscape for funding new technologies
appeared limitless. Yet, just as we launched our first fundraising round, the
Omicron wave struck and markets effectively shut down. Despite this, we were
fortunate to secure support from a group of early believers, primarily friends
and family, alongside Novum Securities, who backed us through those difficult
first steps.

 

Since then, the investment climate has shifted dramatically. The never-ending
waves of COVID, geopolitical conflicts that haven't been resolved until now,
rising inflation, and higher interest rates have all reshaped investor
appetite, leaving little room for risk. Unproven technologies, especially in
the climate space, became particularly hard to finance. While we secured a
number of EU grants, regulatory and structural challenges prevented us from
fully realising them. The lesson was clear: success requires proven,
technology.

 

That is why HUI has secured the exclusive right to negotiate licenses for
InEnTec's PEM Melter technology, an established solution with more than 70
patents, a 13-year commercial operating track record, and multiple systems
successfully deployed worldwide. The exclusive rights are for MENA, a region
with significant demand for scalable hydrogen solutions.

 

The PEM Melter operates at 2,500°C, delivering ultra-clean syngas through a
two-stage process: first, an oxygen-blown gasifier, followed by plasma
polishing. This robust technology has been operating across 11 global sites
and has demonstrated consistent performance across a wide variety of
feedstocks, including unsorted plastics, shredded tyres, PFAs, wind turbine
blades, and other hard-to-recycle materials.

 

From a single modular 125-ton-per-day unit, the system can produce around
4,000 tons of hydrogen annually. When scaled to 10 front-end PEM Melter
systems using shared cleanup and hydrogen extraction infrastructure, output
increases to 40,000 tons of hydrogen per year, delivered at highly competitive
prices. The scale of this technology makes it capable of fuelling some of the
world's most energy-intensive industries, such as steel and cement.

 

As CEO of HUI, I want to make it clear that we are not giving up on HUI's
primary technology. Its deployment will take time, as it depends on the
further development of the automotive hydrogen market, which ultimately must
happen. Our smaller HUI systems will be ideally placed to serve local and
municipal heavy-duty vehicle fleets once that demand emerges. The world's
reserves of oil, coal, and natural gas are finite. Beyond them, hydrogen is
not just an alternative; it is the inevitable future.

 

I would also like to extend my gratitude to Mr Richard Fish, who has recently
joined the HUI Board. A seasoned expert in plasma gasification, Mr Fish brings
unparalleled experience and insight that are already proving invaluable to our
work with InEnTec. Importantly, he has also taken an active interest in HUI's
own proprietary technology, for which I am deeply grateful. His support
strengthens both our immediate project and our long-term vision.

 

At HUI, we are determined to stand at the forefront of the energy transition.
With proven technology ready to scale today, and pioneering systems prepared
for tomorrow, we are building a bridge between immediate opportunity and
long-term necessity. Our mission is not only to deliver hydrogen at
competitive prices, but to help power industries, cities, and nations towards
a cleaner, more resilient, and sustainable future.

 

Related party transactions

Ohrid Organics Limited (“OOL") is a company with a majority ownership by
Howard White, who is also a director of HUI PLC. HUI PLC provided an initial
loan to OOL in 2023.

 

Outlook

 

The outlook for the Group remains very positive and the Board looks forward to
the second half of the

year with a high degree of confidence in the ongoing execution of its
strategy. Despite the macro-economic backdrop, the Group is moving forward
with current and future projects as expected.

 

Financial Performance

 

·      Admin expenses for the half year of £186k (H1 2024: £496k)

·      Gross Loss for period decreased to £202k (H1 2024: £419k)

·      Cash at bank as at 30 June 2025 of £373k (H1 2024: £239k)

 

Principal risks

 

The Directors consider that the principal risks and uncertainties which could
have a material effect on the Group's performance identified in the Annual
Report 2024 are also applicable for a period of six months from 31 December
2024.

 

The Directors continue to monitor the risks associated with currency
fluctuations and believe that the strategy put in place reduces this risk
significantly.

Unaudited Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income for the period ending
30 June 2025

 

                                                                              Six months    Six months    Year ended December 31

                                                                              ended         ended

                                                                              June 30       June 30
                                                                              2025          2024          2024
                                                                              £             £             £

                                                                              (Unaudited)   (Unaudited)   (Audited)

 Administrative expenses                                                      (185,892)     (503,711)     (861,712)
 Exceptional items                                                            -             -             275,846
 Operating loss                                                               (185,892)     (503,711)     (585,866)

 Other revenue                                                                -             100,000       100,000
 Investment revenues                                                          118           268           2,433
 Finance costs                                                                (15,587)      (14,924)      (29,937)
 Loss on ordinary activities before taxation                                  (201,361)     (418,367)     (513,370)

 Income tax income                                                            (322)         (211)         (826)
 Loss and total comprehensive income for the period                           (201,683)     (418,578)     (514,196)

 Basic and Diluted Earnings per share from continuing operations (pence)      (0.05)        (0.11)        (0.13)

 

Unaudited Consolidated Statements of Financial Position as at 30 June 2025

 

                                      30 June 2025    30 June 2024   31 December 2024
                                     £               £               £

                                     (Unaudited)     (Unaudited)     (Audited)

 Non-Current assets
 Intangible assets                   606,125         606,125         606,125
 Property, plant and equipment       839             1,224           1,032
 Investment in Financial Assets      459,744         183,898         459,744
                                     1,066,708       791,247         1,066,901
 Current assets
 Trade and other receivables         1,053,118       1,152,545       1,102,945
 Cash and bank balances              373,197         238,795         266,994
                                     1,426,315       1,391,340       1,369,939
 Current liabilities
 Trade and other payables            135,616         101,663         156,061
 Borrowings                          927,283         613,606         870,182
                                     1,062,899       715,269         1,026,243

 Net current assets                  363,416         676,071         343,696
 Net assets                          1,430,124       1,467,318       1,410,597
 Equity
 Share capital                       399,806         385,520         385,520
 Share premium                       5,451,568       5,248,679       5,248,679
 Other reserves                      345,079         185,560         341,044
 Retained earnings                   (4,766,329)     (4,352,441)     (4,564,646)
 Total equity                        1,430,124       1,467,318       1,410,597

Unaudited Consolidated Statement of Changes in Equity for the period ending 30
June 2025

 

                                                 Share     Share premium  Other reserves  Retained profits  Total equity

                                                 capital
                                                 £         £              £               £                 £

 Balance at 1 January 2024 (audited)             385,520   5,248,679      273,865         (4,050,450)       1,857,614

 Loss for the six months ended 30 June 2024      -         -              -               (418,578)         (418,578)
 Share based payment expense                     -         -              28,282          -                 28,282

 Balance at 30 June 2024 (unaudited)             385,520   5,248,679      302,147         (4,469,028)       1,467,318

 Loss for the six months ended 31 December 2024  -         -              -               (95,618)          (95,618)
 Share based payment expense                     -         -              38,897          -                 38,897

 Balance at 31 December 2024 (audited)           385,520   5,248,679      341,044         (4,564,646)       1,410,597

 Loss for the six months ended 30 June 2025                                               (201,683)         (201,683)
 Issue of share capital                          14,286    235,714                                          250,000
 Share issue costs                                         (32,825)                                         (32,825)
 Share based payment expense                                              4,035                             4,035

 Balance at 30 June 2025 (unaudited)             399,806   5,451,568      345,079         (4,766,329)       1,430,124

 

Unaudited Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows for the period ended 30 June
2025

 

                                                                Six Months ended 30th June  Six Months ended 30th June  Year ended 31st December
                                                                2025                        2024                        2024
                                                                £                           £                           £
                                                                (Unaudited)                 (Unaudited)                 (Audited)
 Cash flow from operating activities
 Profit/(loss) for the period                                   (201,361)                   (418,578)                   (513,370)
 Other income                                                   -                           (100,000)                   (100,000)
 Investment Income                                              (118)                       (268)                       (2,433)
 Finance costs                                                  15,587                      14,924                      29,937
 Disposal of property, plant and equipment                      -                           -                           -
 Depreciation, amortisation and impairment                      192                         193                         386
 (Revaluation)/Impairment of intangibles                        -                           -                           (275,846)
 Equity settled share based payment expense                     4,035                       28,282                      67,179
 (Increase)/decrease in trade and other receivables             (39,503)                    3,690                       55,671
 Increase/(decrease) in trade and other payables                (9,857)                     (111,065)                   (41,655)
 Tax (paid)/received                                            (322)                       -                           (826)
 Net cash generated for/(absorbed in) operating activities      (231,347)                   (582,822)                   (780,957)

 Cash flows from investing activities
 Purchase of unincorporated business                            -                           -                           -
 Purchase of Intangible assets                                  -                           -                           -
 Purchase of property, plant and equipment                      -                           -                           -
 Receipts from agreements                                       -                           100,000                     100,000
 Investment deposits                                            94,000                      (550,916)                   (551,319)
 Investment in Financial Assets                                 -                           -                           -
 Interest received                                              118                         268                         454
 Net cash generated for/(absorbed in) investing activities      94,118                      (450,648)                   (450,865))

 Cash flows from financing activities
 Proceeds from issue of shares                                  217,175                     -                           -
 Proceeds from shares to be issued                              -                           -                           -
 Proceeds from borrowings                                       41,844                      -                           241,564
 Interest paid                                                  (15,587)                    (14,924)                    (29,937)
 Net cash generated for/(absorbed in) financing activities      243,432                     (14,924)                    211,627

 Net increase in cash & cash equivalents                        106,203                     (1,048,394)                 (1,020,195)
 Cash and equivalent at beginning of period                     266,994                     1,287,189                   1,287,189
 Cash and equivalent at end of period                           373,197                     238,795                     266,994

Notes to the Interim Financial Information

 

1.     General information

 

Hydrogen Utopia International Plc is a company incorporated and domiciled in
England and Wales. The Company's registered office is C/O Laytons Llp,
Yarnwicke, 119-121 Cannon Street, London, EC4N 5AT. The Company is listed on
the LSE main market (ticker: HUI).

 

The unaudited consolidated financial information comprises the financial
information of Hydrogen Utopia International Plc, HU2021 International UK
Limited, Hydropolis United Sp.Z.O.O., Plastic Gold IKE, Alister Future
Technologies (AFT) Limited, Eranova Longford Limited and HU Future B.V. (the
"Group").

 

The principal activities of the entities in the Group are as follows: -

 

 Name of company                        Country of incorporation  Principal activities

 Hydrogen Utopia International plc      England and Wales         Holding company
 HU2021 International UK Limited        England and Wales         SPV
 Hydropolis United Sp.Z.O.O.            Poland                    Energy producer
 Plastic Gold I.K.E                     Greece                    Energy producer
 Alister Future Technologies (AFT) Ltd  Ireland                   SPV
 Eranova Longford Limited               Ireland                   Energy producer
 HU Future B.V.                         The Netherlands           SPV

 

 

There have been no significant changes in these activities during the relevant
financial periods.

 

The consolidated interim financial information has been prepared in accordance
with UK adopted International Accounting Standards (IFRSs). The interim
financial information does not constitute full financial statements within the
meaning of Section 435 of the Companies Act 2006. The interim results have not
been audited or reviewed by the Company's auditors. The unaudited interim
results have been prepared under the historical cost convention, in accordance
with the Companies Act 2006 and applicable accounting standards in the United
Kingdom.

 

The comparative figures for the year ended 31(st) December 2024 for the
Company are extracted from the audited financial statements which contained an
unqualified audit report and did not contain statements under Sections 498 to
502 of the Companies Act 2006.

 

The Directors have considered all available information about future events
when considering going concern. The Directors have prepared and reviewed cash
flow forecasts for 12 months following the date of these Financial Statements.

The projections show that the Company will have sufficient funding to be able
to continue as a going concern on the basis of its cash balances as at 30 June
2025.

 

2.     Presentational currency

 

    The financial information has been presented in sterling ("£") the
Group's presentational currency. The functional currency of the Group is
sterling ("£").

 

3.     Summary of significant accounting policies

 

The same accounting policies and methods are used in the Interims as compared
with the most recent financial statements, the year ended 31(st) December
2024, these Interims should be read in conjunction with them, which can be
found here https://www.hydrogenutopia.eu/investors
(https://www.hydrogenutopia.eu/investors)

 

Investment in Financial Assets are measured at fair value, any interest or
dividend income are recognised in profit and loss.

 

The tax charge on profits assessable has been calculated at the rates of tax
prevailing, based on existing legislation, interpretation and practices in
respect thereof.

 

4.     Segmental reporting

 

IFRS 8 requires operating segments to be identified on the basis of internal
reports about components of the Operating Group that are regularly reviewed by
the chief operating decision maker (which takes the form of the Board of
Directors) as defined in IFRS 8, in order to allocate resources to the segment
and to assess its performance.

Based on management information there is one operating segment. Revenues are
reviewed based on the services provided.

No single customer has accounted for more than 10% of total revenue during the
periods presented.

 

5.     Related Party Disclosure

 

As at 30 June 2025 the group was owed £250 by Plastic Power Limited (A
Binkowska) and £403 by The Plastic Neutrality Pledge (A Binkowska).

 

6.     Significant events during the period

 

On 28 January 2025, there was an update on Ohrid Organics DOO (OO) on the
sales, crops and facilities as well as the announcement that it is profitable
allowing for the repayment of obligations to HUI.

On 9 May 2025, unfortunately HUI had to make a distressing announcement about
the passing of the Non-executive Chairman Simon Mann. During that period and
since our thoughts are with his family and friends as it was a huge loss to us
all.

On 6 June 2025, HUI first announced its agreement with InEnTec for the
distribution of the technology in the MENA region.

On 10 June 2025, HUI provided an update on Ohrid Organics.

On 11 June 2025, the placing of 14,285,715 new ordinary shares at the price of
1.75p per share was announced.

On 16 June 2025, Naser Nuredini was appointed as a Non-Executive Director with
specialist knowledge of waste and environmental issues as he previously served
as the Minister of Environment and Physical Planning for the Republic of North
Macedonia.

 

7.     Called up share capital

 Authorised              Nominal value      30 Jun 25     30 Jun 24     31 Dec 24

                                            (Unaudited)   (Unaudited)   (Audited)
                                            £             £             £
  399,805,714 Ordinary   £0.001             399,805       385,520       385,520

 

8.     Basic and diluted earnings per share

 

The calculation of earnings per share is based on the following earnings and
number of shares.

 

                                               Six months           Six months           Year ended 31 December 2024

                                               Ended 30 June 2025   Ended 30 June 2024
                                               (Unaudited)          (Unaudited)          (Audited)
                                               £                    £                    £

 Total comprehensive loss                      (201,683)            (418,578)            (514,196)

 Weighted average number of ordinary shares    386,107,084          385,520,000          385,520,000
 Earnings per share
 Basic and diluted earnings per share (pence)  (0.05)               (0.11)               (0.13)

 

9.   Intangible assets and Property, plant and equipment

 

                                              Intangible assets  Computers  Total
                                              £                  £          £
 Cost
 At 1 January 2024                            606,125            1,928      608,083
 Adjustments                                                     (1)        (1)
 At 30 June 2024                              606,125            1,927      608,052
 Additions                                    -                  -          -
 At 31 December 2024                          606,125            1,927      608,052
 Adjustments                                  -                  -          -
 At 30 June 2025                              606,125            1,927      608,052
 Accumulated depreciation and impairment
 At 1 January 2024                            -                  510        510
 Charge for the period                        -                  193        193
 At 30 June 2024                              -                  703        703
 Charge for the period                        -                  192        193
 At 31 December 2024                          -                  896        896
 Charge for the period                        -                  193        193
 At 30 June 2025                              -                  1,089      1,089
 Carrying amount
 At 1 January 2024                            606,125            1,418      607,543
 At 30 June 2024                              606,125            1,224      607,350
 At 31 December 2024                          606,125            1,032      607,157
 At 30 June 2025                              606,125            839        606,964

 

10.  Related party transactions

 

All Group related parties transactions are unchanged from the 6 months ended
31 December 2024. For further information on the Group's related parties,
please refer to the Group's Annual Report 2024.

 

11. Events after the reporting period

 

On 25 July 2025, HUI informed the market about converting the non-binding
agreement with InEnTec into a binding agreement with   a right of first
refusal to offer the same terms as any third party who may express an interest
in the InEnTec Technology in the MENA region.

On 29 July 2025, the Company appointed an additional Non-Executive Director,
Richard Fish, who among other roles over his illustrious career has worked
extensively with plasma gasification over the last 15 years.

On 18 August 2025, HUI announced its road map to cheap hydrogen within the
MENA region using the InEnTec technology; HUI has the right to negotiate a
proposed access  to exclusive licences for InEnTec's advanced TRL9 in the
MENA region.

On 15 August 2025, HUI brought on board Iman Ramani as a local representative
for the Gulf Cooperation Council ("GCC) with a strong focus on the Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia ("KSA).

22 September 2025, HUI announced that it partnered with Shabab Ahmed and
Mohamed Al Mir who have extensive expertise in Oman.

 

 

 

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