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'could' is the big word
and if it does become a £1bn Company (its £4m in value to MXO) which is a third of current Market Cap - my point is that this investment is virtually irrelevant to MXO if you are spouting MXO to be a billion pound company
I don't have any issue in the technology they are trying to develop, and they have partnered with some big players, but its in very early development, years from anything commercial been produced and available
That's where you are wrong, battery technology is the next big revolution, speak to anyone in computer sciences and they will tell you the Achilles heal in mobile tech and holding its advancement back is the battery, superdielectrics could easily be £1billion company
MX OIL own 0.4% of the Company
its a tiny shareholding - if Superdielectrics Ltd does manage to be come a £1bn Company in 5 years, its value to MX OIL is still only £4m, its not what i would consider a worthwhile investment in a realistic investor
sorry Mytton - i spelt it correct previously - just the title is wrong (not started by me)
is that the uk registered co Superdielectrics ltd? spell it right so people can check it out
MX OIL only own 0.4%, so for any material worth to MX OIL, Superdialectrics is going to have to become a mega company to even have a material effect on the SP here
where u get £10bn mcap . lol. net assets according to CoHouse £259,000
SUPERDIELECTRICS LTD
MXO SHARES - 195,000 representing 0.4%
if bought for £892,000, current value of Superdialectrics would need to be £223m to break even
at a £1bn MCAP, MXO's interest would only be £4m
at a £10bn MCAP, MXO's interest would be £40m (this would make it into the top 40 UK Companies by Market Cap)
Interesting. Let’s see how this develops. I have a number of questions regarding SD which I will save for tomorrow.
The shareholding is that of MX Oil.
As regards the amended accounts to 31/03/2018 (audited 29th March 2019), it is only possible to compare the balance sheets submitted under the micro-entity accounting system for small companies that qualify for exemption.
The differences recorded are as follows (the original accounts first):
Current Assets: £201,741 (2018) £55,681 (2017) .... Audited accounts: £280,991 (2018) £55,681 (2017)
Less Liabilities: £199,541 (2018) £47,433 (2017) .... Audited accounts: £259,892 (2018) £47,433 (2017)
So only a slight discrepancy on the audited accounts for 2018 of around £21k, which is mainly accounted for in the amounts due to creditors within 1 year.
I still maintain that there is no conflict between the Directors to ask for a full audit on this occasion, but it does raise suspicion that they need the full audited accounts when they propose to float on the market, maybe through a currently listed company, in a RTO, which leads me to believe that is the purpose of MXO having a holding, with the likes of Frangos & Co. pulling the strings (he is also a significant shareholder, as is his wife). As we calculated before, we estimated SD is worth around £200m for its IP and R&D findings, they have secured Worldwide Patents for their technology to date. Once floated, the likelihood of JV's with RR Aero, Airbus & Siemens, the prospect of sustainable electric powered aircraft would see a clamour from the Institutions for the stock and probable rerate of the company's worth, coupled with extensive licencing agreements. It could be mega by 2025.
SD's chairman and founder, Dr Donald Highgate will be 79 this year, so I expect he would like to see his discovery come to fruition as soon as possible. Once floated and funded, the technology can be field tested and brought into production within 5 years if fast-tracked.
You been serious, £842k for a minuscule shareholding in what is very much a small start up with a big idea
It would need to be a billion pound company before you get your investment back
Whose holding is this Kentan - MXO or yours?!
195,000 shares x £4.32 = £842,400
There may be more in the names of nominees.
No one really knows
What did our investment cost us?
An accountant qualifying your accounts is not a good sign. I suspect the auditor has a material difference in opinion to the directors on some matter that will lead to a large discrepancy in compq y value between what the auditor thinks and what the directors think. Its not usually a good sign at all. Good job mxo has the sheik eh.
If we are invested here, aren’t we entitled to know why? Unless I’m mistaken there has been no comment from Stefan or MXO about Superdialectics at all. We gave the Board permission to invest outside our original Memo of Assoc but we have not been told what, if any, investment has been made
The amended accounts (up to March 20180) are now registered at Companies House.
Looks like the reason for the amendment was for them to be qualified by independent auditors and signed off on 29th March 2019.
Could be it is a prelude to conforming to regulatory requirements before taking steps to come to market.
The share issue to investors (including MXO) happened after the accounting period closed and raised enough capital to cover trading losses, leaving a healthy working balance.
It appears to qualify under the terms of the Government scheme for tax exemptions for UK companies who are developing new technology, so would also benefit private investors, if and when, it comes to market.
Stay vigilant for any developments.
Wake me in June
Companies House entry in the "filing history" section for Superdielectrics Ltd., dated today, 20th May 2019:
"Amended accounts for a small company made up to 31 March 2018
This document is being processed and will be available in 5 days."
Very interesting, maybe followed by a Confirmation Statement (CS01) showing the newly updated share register.
While the furore of the Sheikh has died down until he decides to announce his intentions, it might be worth refocussing on the investment made in Superdielectics Ltd and by others associated with MXO (Frangos & co.).
The following article was published last Friday 17th May, showing, what may be, further suitable applications for super & ultracapacitors.
https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2019/05/lilium-cheap-green-rides-flying-cars-arent-far-away/589648/
Flying cars and taxis will eventually become as common as mobile phones are today and R&D into clean energy to run them is advancing fast. With Superdielectrics at the forefront of developing suitable products, ahead of the field in some cases, this can only get bigger when new opportunities to use their technology are brought to our notice. The UAE Royal families are eager to be part of the renewables and they along with other Middle East Oil Rich dynasties are prepared to invest $Billions on early-stage startups.
It would not be a surprise if HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Dalmook al Maktoum creates a subsidiary division of ACG Energy Ltd to focus on this sector and enable the company Superdielectrics Ltd a route to market to raise capital and realise its worth, whilst raising its profile.