Fuel Tech reported their Q1 results and they were great. Its air pollution control business increased by 36% and the Fuel Chem division saw a 15% increase in revenue.
Fuel Chem added 8 new customers in Q1 and puts it well ahead of the pace to beat the 13 customers it added in all of 2007. Remember, a new customer is like an annuity to Fuel Tech because of the ongoing revenue stream.
The comments about China from CEO John Norris really got me excited. Here is what he said.
"In the near term, one to two years, it’s pretty awesome—far beyond what
we have in our business plan and in our expectations even as much as a
year ago, but I’m not going to count those chickens until they hatch,
and we’re probably not going to give out those numbers on our
expectations. I will tell you that we’ve said before that the number of
leads that we are chasing in China is into triple digits on the APC
side, and those leads are turning into real prospects a lot faster than
we had anticipated."
I can't tell you when those Chinese orders are going to come in, but when they do, Fuel Tech's profits are going to EXPLODE.

Posted by: Jack Queen on Wednesday, May 7, 2008
I am interested in your Fuel Tech situation
Posted by: Ron Mesavage on Thursday, May 8, 2008
Fuel Tech symbol? competition?
Posted by: Alex on Friday, May 9, 2008
What exchange are they listed on and symbol?
Posted by: Mike Drewniak on Monday, May 12, 2008
symbol& exchange for Fuel Tech
Posted by: Tony Sagami on Thursday, May 15, 2008
The ticker for Fuel Tech is FTEK and is traded on the Nasdaq exchange.