 In this video, I'm going to go through a penny stop that I don't think is going to be a penny stop for long. We'll go through the information, the research that I've got in this video. If you could leave the video a thumbs up, that'd be fantastic. It really helps out this channel. We're trying to grow to 10,000 subscribers as fast as we possibly can. So I'll get right into the information that I've got for you in this video. I've got to start by saying that I'm not a financial advisor. I've got to say I'm not a financial advisor. I am a business teacher, but I'm by no means an expert on the stock market. So we'll get right into the information that we've got today. So first of all, who are we talking about today? The company that we're talking about is called Orbital Energy Group. The ticker symbol for this company is O-E-G. Who is it? It's a publicly traded company dedicated to maximising shareholder value through the acquisition and development of innovative companies to create a diversified energy infrastructure services platform. O-E-G's group of business includes Orbital Gas Systems, Orbital Power Systems, Orbital Renewables and Solar Services. It also has the Eclipse Foundation Group, which is a subsidiary there as well. So it's a very diversified business. Okay, they've got a lot of products in the energy sector, which is absolutely good to have. It shows that this business could be economically sustainable because it's got a diversified product portfolio in terms of within the sector that it's in. So again, as we say here, it's got Orbital Gas, it's got Orbital Power and Solar. So it's involved in three areas here, three energy sectors if you like, and which is good to see. And I say some of the best penny stocks are the ones that have an expansive product portfolio and O-E-G Orbital Energy Group seems to fit that particular criteria for me. And that's one of the reasons why I do like this stock. Before we move on, as always, I want to say a massive thank you to everybody for supporting the channel, as always. Okay, and I've got to say, that is an incredible amount of subscribers in a month. So I'm really grateful for the absolute massive growth we've had on the channel. And I'm trying to get a 10,000. I'm trying to get a 10,000 subscribers as fast as we can. So if you can like the video, get it right up into those YouTube search results. The more likes it happens, it tells YouTube, you know what, push this up into the search results. So if you can do that, that'll be fantastic. And I really do appreciate that. Let's get back right into the information. We've also had a recent press release out here. It's announced a 35 million registered direct offering. Okay, and this was on the 30, 13th there. And this is at $3.50 per share, $35 million there. $3.50 per share there. So this money, and I don't mind direct offerings. But a lot of people that don't like them, because as maybe a short term impact on the stock tends to go down slightly a little bit before raising up again. Why does that always happen? That it goes down a little bit, then raise up. People understand the long term potential. And getting this money in means that they can expand the business. They can expand what they're trying to do and build up the business and grow it. That is why they need this money. This is why they do direct offerings so they can get a good cash injection into the business and expand it. And this is if they keep raising capital and keep expanding, I don't think this particular business is going to be a penny stock for long. Okay, this is not going to be a penny stock for long in my opinion. I think this is going to three to five X very, very easily. Okay, and I don't think it's a penny stock for long. That's what I would say. So just to go through the business and the business model. We've got the gas systems here in terms of orbital gas. And they are a leader in innovative gas solutions with more than 30 years of experience in design, installation and a commissioning of industrial gas sampling, measurement and delivery systems providing solutions to the energy. You got orbital power operated by a management team with more than 50, 50 years of experience in the power industry providing engineering, construction, maintenance and emergency response solutions. Okay, building electric transmission, distribution and substation infrastructure. You got solar, spectral alternative energy platform to solar power the additional orbital solar services. You got renewables, which is the area I like because this is a growing industry and things are starting to go more towards renewable, clean, green energy. And it's good that they've got this section in the business. Obviously, I think they need to have more of a focus on this because this is where there's going to be growth, a lot of growth from as well. Orbital renewables provide project consultancy and executive execution services to create waste to grid solutions that are cost effective whilst maximizing environmentally friendly benefit. Then you've got orbital foundation services and it's a construction foundation there in terms of that. So they've got a range of areas here, very diversified business. And here, what I've got is I'm going, what I'm not going to do is go through the full actual presentation on the actual company. I'm taking some screenshots, put them in my own PowerPoint and I'm taking some information from their presentation but I'm going through the key points here. Because we all got time, we all got stuff to do and I want to respect your time. If you appreciate that approach, you're going to write into it. Please like the video. I do really appreciate it but I respect your time. Let's keep going, right? So here we go, creating diversified infrastructure. So it's working towards profitable growth by leveraging existing technologies and services to deploy a broader set of service offerings in the infrastructure industry. It's provide diversified infrastructure services, solutions and products that reduce our nation's overall carbon footprint and it's diversified organically into electric power, telecommunications and natural gas. They're looking at targeted acquisitions as well, acquiring companies. And it's focused on 100% of infrastructure services with a focus on reducing carbon footprint, which is obviously brilliant. So you can see that there's a lot of stuff going on with this company which is fantastic and I really do think it's got a lot of potential. We really do. And just to go through the vision because I like to look at the vision, the up-forward vision of the company. So what do they want to achieve going forward? So they want to drive organic growth. They want to complete new acquisitions and that could be a catalyst in itself. They can acquire new companies. That could drive the share price up if it's coming under their wing, so to speak, if they're going to acquire new companies and expand that way. They've got environmental initiatives, so that's really good. And kind of linked with that and kind of incorporated with that is social responsibility. So these two together, what is that creating? If they're able to be environmentally friendly and also be socially responsible, it's reput- I can't write with it. This is a terrible term. Reputation. Right. You get the point. That links to reputation. They're building a positive reputation for their company by being environmentally friendly and being socially responsible. And good reputation impacts the brand. Okay. Again, it's very difficult to write with this highlight thing on the screen. Anyways, so you'll notice that reputation brand is going to be, and what I like to see is business with good reputation and brand. The businesses that are most sustainable and really kind of stand out are the ones with really good reputation and brand. And I think this sort of approach helps that. And obviously these parts here are going to help grow the revenue. Okay, so you've got the revenue growth here from these two, the acquisitions and organic growth. And then you've got the reputational kind of impact on these two parts of the vision. Very important stuff. And you can see here some of the financial information here. Okay. And you can see that there is some levels of growth on the revenue. It says here for the three months end in September 30th, 2019, there was revenues of 6.1 million. Okay. And then in 2020, there's 13.6 million. Here again, from the nine months end in 2019, 17.8 million. And then obviously up here to 27.1 million. And you can see the gross profit as well here overall and the operating loss as well. Interestingly enough, the operating is obviously operating expenses is increasing because they're growing the business. So that when they grow the business, they've got more infrastructure and more potential operating costs, operational costs for the business. They've got cash, cash equivalents of 4.1. However, this isn't as updated, right? Because you've got to take into account the cash they're recently getting in. So bear that in mind. But it's a business that is making revenue. It's a penny stock that's making really good revenue. And it continues to grow. This is decent level of growth in revenues in all honesty. If you think about it, that is a decent level of growth in terms of the revenue. And if they're able to double year on year, that is going to be really good for the business and going forward into the future. Now this is where orbital energy is set. It's at 3.9. It actually had a little bit of a pullback, but there was actually a lot of pullback on any clean energy related stocks. I don't know why, but there was just a lot of a pullback on some clean energy stocks on Friday. So I think that's temporary, obviously. Clean energy, undoubtedly, is going to be growing industry. There's no question my mind that that's going to be the case. But anyways, so this is actually dipped. And I would say if you can get this anywhere below $4, then I'd put some money on it. I've got the name of the YouTube. Pow, put some money on it. Put some money on it around anything below $4. If you can get it around any sort of this $3, $70, $3.60 range, that would be great as well. But remember there's been a direct offering, so don't wait for it to go down to $1.60 or $1.20 because I don't see it going to that level again. It could, I just don't see it. I could see this dipping a bit and you can get in a bit further. But I would establish a position anywhere below $4. Again, you may want to pay a bit more on that if you're thinking I'm holding this long term until it runs up to $10, $12, $15. Then what's an extra 10% in price at that stage? You know what I mean? So consider this one. I think it's got a lot of potential here. And I think that it's going to run up quite well here. I don't think it's going to be a penny stock for long. Like I said, I think it's got the potential to 3 to 5x very easily. So hopefully I'll put this one in your radar. 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