Time To ACT PLC - £1m Sale of Surplus Compound

13 October 2025

Time To ACT plc

("Time To ACT", "the Company" or "the Group")

£1m sale of surplus compound

Time To ACT plc (AQSE: TTA), an engineering-led group focused on technology for the energy transition supply chain, has signed the final agreement in respect of the disposal of £1m of surplus coating compound held as stock with a balance sheet value of zero. Heads of Terms were previously announced on 22 September 2025.

The disposal contributes in its entirety to sales, gross profit and to the bottom line. The proceeds will be allocated to paying off the remaining HSBC CBILS loan as well as for general working capital purposes and ensuring the operational capacity at Diffusion Alloys while it prepares for the expected growth from its end markets.

The £1 million sale is to be completed in two equal instalments of £500,000 each, with the first instalment scheduled for no later than 21 October 2025, and the second instalment for no later than 1 December 2025.

Chris Heminway, Executive Chairman of Time To ACT plc said:

"With this transaction, we have demonstrated our financial resilience in difficult economic times and our ability to deliver non-dilutive shareholder value. This funding suitably capitalises Diffusion Alloys as it prepares for its next stage of growth. The next target is to continue to build our profile and to improve the liquidity in our shares with further innovative steps".

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About Time To ACT plc

Time To ACT plc is an engineering-led group focused on technology for the energy transition supply chain. It currently has two principal operating businesses: Diffusion Alloys and GreenSpur. As the parent company of the Group, Time To ACT provides strategic and operational support to the operating companies and capital to enable their growth.

About Diffusion Alloys 

Diffusion Alloys supplies diffusion coatings. A diffusion coating is an intermetallic layer that protects metal components from degradation at high temperatures and in highly corrosive environments, such as those found in hydrogen and nuclear energy generation.

Diffusion Alloys has joined forces with Johnson Matthey plc, the market leaders in synthesis gas ("syngas") with a significant pipeline of Blue Hydrogen projects, to scale-up production and address the increasing demand for low carbon hydrogen used to reduce global carbon emissions.

In addition to working for numerous historic and existing customers, the Directors believe that Diffusion Alloys is the only credible diffusion coater in the world for blue hydrogen components, has already been coating in volume for a leading European vendor in the green hydrogen space and is also in pre-commercial discussions with new cleantech equipment manufacturers.

Diffusion Alloys has two distinct areas of focus:

·    Coating Technology: Selling technical excellence in coating capability supported by the concept of "flexible capacity" - the ability to provide customers with capacity wherever they need it, whether for the coating of Large Parts or Small Parts.

·    Coating Services: Plant-led coatings business centred on its Middlesbrough site.

About GreenSpur

GreenSpur is an intellectual property creator and generator designer that has developed a credible solution for renewable energy applications to the Rare Earth magnet problem.

Magnets constructed using Rare Earth Elements (REEs) are fundamental components in electrical generators and electric vehicle motors which are critical to delivering the clean energy transition. However, there are substantial supply chain constraints and risks in the sourcing of REEs that are needed for these magnets.

GreenSpur's generator design eliminates the need for Rare Earth magnets and copper coils without any loss in electrical performance.