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humorous
sadly i fear this is the end for cap.The company is running out of cash and unless some white knight agrees to buy the ciompany soon,i see only new lows for the sp any day now.The question is what is the company worth in its very precarious position it finds itself now?
LOL you are rather humorous. Aren't "rocks" diamonds?
so let's see where this hits.... ....the rocks???
is impressive.. ...but having traded insights: are you really so confident that the industry is desperate for CAP's patents?? How can you possibly know?
Your sagacity knows no bounds. However, the Companies to which you refer had nothing but growing losses and were obviously not viewed as a viable purchase. What differentiates CAP is, as explained, an order book, a multitude of patents (one of which has significant claims, difficult not to infringe given current technology - you are obviously aware that for infringement only one of the multiple claims has to be used to prove infringement, not the whole patent?), and EPA/CARB Certification. You will also be fully aware that for the loss offset to be allowed the acquiring Company has to be in the same sector as the business acquired - yet another reason why so many are "left to rot". It gladdens my heart to be able to discuss this with a "professional" who is fully conversant with all aspects and implications. It is sincerely hoped that everyone reads your post and questions its veracity. Every investment is a risk, some more so than others. In the event that the Company is not sold in the "best interest of shareholders" a formal complaint will be lodged with the FCA.
nonsense...if you researched this professionally, I'd be amazed if you didn't find plenty of companies with large accumulated losses that were left to rot, and not bought for tax losses...I hope no one reads your posts and takes them at face value...dyor, all ...this is a high risk gamble ...gl to all who take it
Big Buy here yday after hour.
Using £60m for the current accumulated loss figure (makes the maths easier too lol), gives a saving of £12m on Corporation Tax. Include the facts that the net loss will allow profits on the bottom line of the acquiring Company equal to the offset (dividend payments/share buyback?), CAP's current contracts, and the Patents, would suggest a minimum share price of 6p, it is humbly suggested. The above is not an investment recommendation either way, but is intended as a topic for the sole purpose of discussion.
Don't know where the second "u" went lol
That is a nice offset against profits for any acquiring Company which, along with the Patents, doesn't appear to be reflected in the current share price.
Initially founded in the USA in 1991, around £50m has been invested in developing the technology with the result that 66 patents are currently held or pending. The holding company of the Group is based in Bermuda with operational subsidiaries in the UK, the USA and Australia. The Group was admitted to the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange in February 2006. Yes sellonnews . Odd how we have spent extra in so few months . Although they are both mentioned as an around figure . Good luck
Delightful RNS yesterday too: http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/12425987.html Now why issue 15000 shares as "an award in recognition of long service to the Company"? Initially founded in the USA in 1991, over $90m has been invested in developing the technology with the result that 62 patents are currently held or pending
Two negative posts already. The market disagrees with you .......and so does common sense. CAP announced their financial position months ago. Yesterday was an update citing (positively) that funds would be found to ensure long term survival and that they may come from a variety of sources / options. The business has orders but delays on the customer side, means CAP needs some cash to bridge the gap. Hence this is an easy sell to a potential investor.
It is humbly suggested that the patents alone are worth a multiple of the current Market Cap. Hopefully the BoD will hold out for an offer which reflects their true value! Here are some: http://patents.justia.com/assignee/clean-air-power-inc
Initially founded in the USA in 1991, around £50m has been invested in developing the technology with the result that 59 patents are currently held or pending. The holding company of the Group is based in Bermuda with operational subsidiaries in the UK, the USA and Australia. The Group was admitted to the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange in February 2006. Seems to me the BOD have a good idea of true worth . With only 256,864,139 a capital raisng would have few issues , just like last year`s £1 million raise . How much is CAP worth , I can see at least 3p being paid for a reasonable , if not cash rich company . Good luck all
Will more than likely be a big customer (truck manufacturer) or has customers waiting in the wings. 2p easily by tomorrow and could go much much higher.
looks like T/O coming here.
Indeed . Good luck
+25%
+20%
Get in while you can. I tried yesterday to make a £2k buy and was locked out. As we can see people are stocking up at just over £1k a time to not hike the price.
Not the rise I expected but momentum for tomorrow. I don't think the news has filtered out yet. Could go crazy at any minute this one.
In response to this, a number of parties have expressed interest in acquiring all or part of the company.
Clean Air Power Ltd on Wednesday said it is running the rule over expressions of interest it has received from potential suitors, following the strategic review it kicked off in June