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Just like Amazon ceo says no debt and prices per unit sold is up and contracts is up with no Dept!!! For cpx Stop watching charts only because a company is a lot more than charts!!
Stock is not the company and company is not the stock.
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…totally agree.. stick to the point
This company and several ppl have been here for many years without anything really happening with the the SP. Hopefully that will change in the near future.
As for all those stamping on any positive comments.. pls do one. I don’t need you to “help me” by saying “it’s all bad”.
Somehow this very good original thread from Barnacle which I have reposted below has been sabotaged and lost it's way. I'm still ok with 15p wouldn't be surprised with 20p and inits 57p would be exceptional. Mention of £5 & £8 though is the stuff of crypto or was it meant as ? of a £ which is probably more realistic.
Barnacles Post:
We all seem to be focusing on the Maxwell case, which if Cap XX won would certainly put rocket boosters under the share price. Hopefully we will know within the next month or so. But even without this potential added bonus, at it's current Share price of 5.40p and a Market Cap of just £28m this is cheap considering where the company is currently heading.
So last year's figures were: Revenue +14% to A$4.1m with Product sales revenue +30% to A$3.5m as the coatings, DMF and
DMT manufacturing assets acquired from Murata came online. Adj. EBITDA loss of A$0.4m reduced A$1.2m and was comfortably better than forecast (ACLe: A$0.6m).
This years Revenue is estimated to be A$6.5m, an increase of over 50%, and next year is estimated to be A$12.6m, nearly double this years Revenue!
Management reports that the closing sales order book was up more than 160% y-o-y with contract announcements across
multiple sectors in CY21.
With the new DMT and DMF production lines up and running and moving towards full capacity of c. 4.8m units per
annum complemented by the existing manufacturing lines in Malaysia and the prospect of the DMH coming online during 2022, (This would add another 2.4m units per annum capacity,) CAP-XX can offer a range of prismatic supercapacitors in volume. Alongside this, the company has a growing cylindrical supercapacitor business.
Cash in the bank should be around £4.8m minus 4 months cash burn : (£0.2m YE21, +£2.6m from the placing in July, + R+D Tax Rebate of£1.6m, +Option Exercise £0.4m) This should be enough to see Cap XX through to profitablity.
"We maintain our DCF valuation of 15p at 13% discount rate with the potential for this to increase significantly as confidence in its path to profitability increases. Our valuation leaves upside from more licensees, including a potential result against Maxwell/Tesla, greater long-term market share than 5%, as well as the potential for greater growth in supercapacitor demand from IOT than assumed based on market forecasts. "
There not their before the nit picking by unrealistic investors.
It took every successful company years their is no such thing as overnight success!
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To answer your question Claret I don't worry about Open's comments. He's been on this board a long time as I have so I guess I can understand his negative views having held through many false promises. The Ioxus case was a real shocker in how they have been able to avoid payment but continue to sell products and as I said I don't fully understand what impact if any the sale of Maxwell will have on any awards made as a result of the court case.
Unlike Open though it's time to put the past disappointments behind, look to the future and remain really positive that the Murata equipment acquisition will be the game changer as it puts CPX in control by being in direct contact with customers unlike with licence agreements. The forecasted numbers look to be achievable with all the positive news of growth in IoT and should really reflect in a much higher SP. Then all the other stuff like new licences and court wins will be the icing on the cake but could also provide a substantial upside as highlighted in the analysts report.
https://www.grantchestergroup.com/news/grantchester-c-change-llc-invests-in-ucap-power-inc
Some blurb on Ucaps backers and why they forked out
Why are you here if your not invested just sell if you think your right you would not be invested here or wast your time on this board, your sitting in a office paid by a hedge fund company to try and put people off buying on all social media platforms. Maybe it’s time to do another games stop tactics to teach you a lesson to force investigation on you.
Strange, Vanilla you always seem to agree with Open.
I wonder why that is.
Thank you Vanilla. I accept I don't have all the technical company or stock market knowledge. Just an ordinary punter asking questions as I see it. The next few months will determine who was right
(T.I.T) (H.E.A.D) hedge fund workers sitting at a desk trying to talk down a share with no links to back them up but try to take positive new and twists it into being negative when it’s not.
Musk sold maxwell and kept a patent from maxwell to give himself more time he has only got himself a small
Amount of time extra before cap-xx look into why he’s running with a cap-xx patent that he has not yet put into production because he need to see if he can get away with it.
I think it is a valid question that Open is asking especially considering what happened with Ioxus. I too was concerned when the sale of Maxwell by Tesla was announced, however since then the case has continued with considerable input from both parties. Maxwell didn't go bust like Ioxus and the case continues against them without any mention of UCAP. I'm not sure whether Maxwell was sold in its entirety to UCAP but whatever the arrangement was there is obviously sufficient left making it worthwhile to continue with the case against them and unlike Ioxus the ability to secure historical debts/claims hasn't disappeared due to the sale of the business which was conducted as a going concern not as a bankruptcy.
Playing devils advocate indeed, not. You are fabricating a situation so you can get another top-up at a lower price or you are lonely and want another "discussion". Time after time same old strategy. boring, boring, boring. Ruined the board you have.
Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit Iwgrod . Just playing devils advocate. What did Tusk sell Maxwell for and with what assets and how could a start up afford to buy $200m company . Somewhat concerned that this could be another Ioxus where our opponents has seen the writing on the wall and over manoeuvred us through some nifty accounting move . Also what is the real story behind the other defaulting company. The whole thing just doesnt smell right to me . But what do I know ?
My understanding is that our case is with Maxwell and not with UCAP or anyone else. Maxwell have an mcap of USD200m. Are you saying we have made a further claim against UCAP already? Or are you saying Maxwell is a startup? What is the question? But on the plus side you actually did some research. Still getting back off the floor me.
Toxic wind up merchant
At the risk of receiving endless criticism from others could someone opine on the likelihood of a start up company being able to afford any possible damages should we win our IP case against Maxwell. Could they not simply go bust and start up again a la Ioxus . I ask this as In July 21 Tesla sold Maxwell Technologies to a San Diego-based start-up called UCap Power, which is led by Gordon Schenk, previously the vice president of sales for Maxwell
I think it’s time to buy and hold as it’s been at the bottom price for a while now and can only go up off news with the background it has and no debt it is a safe investment for people that understand it is time in the market that pays off.
Is it time to buy then?
And CPX don’t have any DEBT to that to me is a big safety net to fall back on for investors.
Couldn't agree more even a SP of 15p is cheap with what is known to be just around the corner. If any unexpected news drops then the upside really could take off. I know in the past there have been a few disappointments and missed opportunities but within the next couple of months it could at last all change for the better. There's a few LTH's here that will be pleased.
We all seem to be focusing on the Maxwell case, which if Cap XX won would certainly put rocket boosters under the share price. Hopefully we will know within the next month or so. But even without this potential added bonus, at it's current Share price of 5.40p and a Market Cap of just £28m this is cheap considering where the company is currently heading.
So last year's figures were: Revenue +14% to A$4.1m with Product sales revenue +30% to A$3.5m as the coatings, DMF and
DMT manufacturing assets acquired from Murata came online. Adj. EBITDA loss of A$0.4m reduced A$1.2m and was comfortably better than forecast (ACLe: A$0.6m).
This years Revenue is estimated to be A$6.5m, an increase of over 50%, and next year is estimated to be A$12.6m, nearly double this years Revenue!
Management reports that the closing sales order book was up more than 160% y-o-y with contract announcements across
multiple sectors in CY21.
With the new DMT and DMF production lines up and running and moving towards full capacity of c. 4.8m units per
annum complemented by the existing manufacturing lines in Malaysia and the prospect of the DMH coming online during 2022, (This would add another 2.4m units per annum capacity,) CAP-XX can offer a range of prismatic supercapacitors in volume. Alongside this, the company has a growing cylindrical supercapacitor business.
Cash in the bank should be around £4.8m minus 4 months cash burn : (£0.2m YE21, +£2.6m from the placing in July, + R+D Tax Rebate of£1.6m, +Option Exercise £0.4m) This should be enough to see Cap XX through to profitablity.
"We maintain our DCF valuation of 15p at 13% discount rate with the potential for this to increase significantly as confidence in its path to profitability increases. Our valuation leaves upside from more licensees, including a potential result against Maxwell/Tesla, greater long-term market share than 5%, as well as the potential for greater growth in supercapacitor demand from IOT than assumed based on market forecasts. "