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There are 18 companies listed on Mouser alone who manufacture supercaps and they aren't small. It would depend wouldn't it if the equipment was tooled solely for prismatic or it can be adapted for cylindricals and more?
Kenny the equipment is worth what they can get for it, only a small amount of companys would be interested in buying it.
Still loss making and tiny revenues doesn't justify mcap here.
I don't think it's overvalued, rather undervalued, we have a market valuation of £9m, presumably the bargain acquired equipment is woth a few multiples of that. However, this market doesn't recognise value, its based on sentiment and corruption, so the value is low. If this equipment has considerable value, well beyond the £9m company valuation, then its a bargain steal for someone to take over.
Still over valued.
Jesus Christ why do you lot not post something positive ? The facts are that this company talks the talk but has as yet not delivered the goods. High on talk low on delivery . Simples. Meanwhile I hope People proves us all wrong but not holding my breath. AK just ducks and dives to perpetuate his dream. Happy Christmas everyone
That will be Maxwell then.
I recall I posted a loose ends tirade a while back which listed several projects where there were high hopes but which were never reported back on. Eg that credit card project. Not one mention of the result. ... they are just not able to complete deals and never explain the issues. .
"The Company also announced that it was in advanced negotiations with additional North American and Asian OEMs for the supply of evaluation units and for the licensing of its technology."
Wonderful and exciting times to be a Cap-xx shareholder....
Ahh here it is
https://www.investegate.co.uk/cap-xx-limited--cpx-/rns/lower-cost-for-automotive-supercapacitor-units/201612070700061038R/
O also somewhere in the mists of time automotive power modules that we kept sending out if I remember correctly, but i cant be bothered to search them out.
Yes i know...wanted to leave myself some ammunition in case he decided to disagree with my remarks.
Parkez you forgot to mention truckstart another project that was never mentioned again.
PP1,
firstly apologies for my part in our little disagreement the other day, i could have brought it to your attention in a more thoughtful way.
would just like to mention, one of the main criteria of my research is to look at a companies past!...past behaviour is very often a good indicator of future,
Just out of interest what do you think about Cap-xx 3V tech?
Heres a little clip from 24th march 2014 rns
· Prototypes of the surface mountable device (SMD) have been completed and have been provided to potential licencees.
SMD would have been a gamechanger for Cap-xx...
Whatever happened to these i do not know....Cap-xx have a history to promising products and not delivering .
i am just suggesting..PAST performance is a good indicator of future,,,
GL
It sounds like you don't buy it and that's okay. You have your opinion and I have mine.
When it comes to my own investing, profit margins are very important to me as is the future of a company and not the past.
short term its heading to 2p with the dilution.
That's unless they can RNS news out just before the placing.
You can post as much as you want about margins etc but given the history of falling turnover and false dawns with CPX the market doesnt buy it.
I would like to remind everyone that CAP-XX did go from 1p to 18p so anyone who bought around 1p and sold around 18p did very well out of CAP-XX.
Those who got caught up in the hype of CAP-XX and bought near the top without doing any research need to learn from their own mistakes instead of blaming CAP-XX for their own failures.
CAP-XX aren't to blame for your losses, you are, you got caught up in the hype and paid too much. CAP-XX didn't force you to pay near the top, you chose to do that for yourself.
So stop blaming CAP-XX for your own losses. You lost the money, learn from your mistakes and don't make the same mistake again.
For me, I think CAP-XX are worth buying at 3p.
Here are my reasons:-
CAP-XX are buying the latest automated manufacturing equipment from Murata at a knockdown price. CAP-XX could never afford to invest the money needed in such up to date automated equipment like this. Automated equipment is the most expensive equipment for any company to invest in. CAP-XX are getting this equipment for bu**er all.
Murata are going to be with CAP-XX all the way. These are Murata's customers so Murata won't want CAP-XX to let their customers down. These customers may well be long term Murata customers who buy lots of other stuff from Murata so Murata are invested in making sure CAP-XX make a success of this and continue to look after Murata's customers.
CAP-XX's profit margin will go from approx 5% to approx 60%. 12 times more profit margin.
What's not to like about it?