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Check out the Superdielectrics website.
Tesla relies on tonnes of lithium to make batteries that weigh almost as much as the rest of the car.
SDE uses hydrophilic carbon matrixes to construct powerful supercapacitors. No complex extraction of rare earth elements from the nether regions of the country world.
This, from the inventor of soft contact lenses.
Technology that can change the world.
I can see this chap getting his modest £8m investment back many, many times over.
“ A tech start-up tipped to play a leading role in the future of electric cars has raised about £15m in a funding round led by billionaire Icap founder Michael Spencer.
The cash injection values Superdielectrics — which has a tie-up with Rolls-Royce to develop supercapacitors, a new form of energy storage that could replace batteries — at about £250m. Sources said Spencer, 65, appointed to the House of Lords this year, had pumped in £8m.”
So ADME stake should be £3-5m in 12-18 months.
So superdielectrics is looking to float on the London stock exchange, I certainly will be buying them as they will be bigger than tesla
“Ref ADM Energy #ADME This article makes clear Superdialectrics stake likely to be worth 1/3 current market cap alone. Present price (6p) looks like opportunity of the year on AIM.”
https://twitter.com/alignresearch/status/1320256898839490560?s=21
SDE will list on AIM, if it lists anywhere. It has an excellent chance of getting to £1bn on IPO.
It will kill the lithium market overnight.]
All imho, of course.
To calculate a value for Superdielectrics Ltd based on shares issued against the recent £4.50 paid ...
49,421,501 shares issued x £4.50 = £222,396,754
This is not to be confused with a mcap as they are not on a listed market.
Nice to see this has been given an airing, I thought it was conveniently omitted when the company name change went through.
Better to have 0.4% of something rather than nothing, even if it is only worth £900k at present ... it wasn't so long ago that ADME was only worth £1.5m in total (including the Superdielectrics stake).
If Superdielectrics was floated at £22.50 a share, for say 100m shares, they would be bowled over by the clamour to buy and the value would skyrocket to nearly £1billion (a 5 bagger?). I don't think they would bother with AIM, it would have to be a main listing .... with little old ADME adding about £4m to its asset value.
As i have said on this - its such a small percentage the company owns it is nominal
there are over 49million shares - ADME owns now under 0.4%
It would need to be a billion pound company before its anything meaningful (£20 a share) (£3.9m in value to ADME)
Superdielectrics fund-raise of £13m could be the springboard for it to become a public listed company, where the mcap based on share value at floatation (or RTO) would be many times the £4.50 paid recently ... especially with Rolls Royce Aero, Siemens & Airbus as partners, who are all looking to diversify away from fossil fuel power and with their customer base diminishing with the effect of Covid.
New fleets of electric-powered aircraft using supercapacitors and the new generation ultracapacitors will become the industrial revolution in air travel planes.
Superdielectrics Ltd are at the forefront with their innovative invention and now proven this will now be accelerated to come into mainline production of not only aircraft but trains, buses, cars and all forms of transport of the future. The clamour for alternatives to fossil fuels to reduce climate change will be seized upon worldwide...
Seems we have to thank Stefan Olivier & Andrew Frangos for their foresight in getting MXO involved at the time. ... at least SO did something right for a change.
They raised £13m at £4.50 a share, we bought our shares at £1.05