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all very well but is the income from that that new business included in the results for 2019 ,or still to come in the current or future years. ?If the former then it hasnt amounted to much?Maybe the cheap as chips variety ?!Also why no RNS - because its small beer?
If still to come I wish they had made that clear.
As reported previously, IoT applications, one of the fastest growing segments of the electronics market, provide one of the greatest opportunities for CAP-XX's products. Driven by customer requests, manufacturers are constantly adding to the functions and applications available on IoT enabled devices. This means that power management continues to be an increasingly important consideration. The other important factor is size, as devices have tended to become smaller whilst their electrical power demands have increased. The Company has been successful in winning new business from a range of these markets, such as ABB industrial actuators, E-Ink displays, Itron smartmeters, Ingenico POS terminals, Honeywell scanners, Thales systems, Roche wearable pumps for diabetics, Turck electronic locks, VW dashboards and Yamaha sound systems.
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The Board believes that CAP-XX's technology provides a competitive advantage over existing supercapacitor manufacturers, such as Maxwell Technologies, Ioxus, Nippon Chemicon Corporation and other Chinese and Korean competitors. While the Board has identified other possible competitors, the Board believes that these other companies are unable to match the CAP-XX technology in terms of thinness, power density, energy density and reliability. Most of the Company's competitors only manufacture higher-capacity cylindrical cells used in large package modules and focus on applications where the combination of thinness, energy density and power density are not important considerations for the customer. These competitor products usually prove unsuitable for the Internet of Things (IoT) markets, which is one of the areas that CAP-XX is targeting.
Dutch it was in the last rns
Iwgrod, where can I find the information like you mentioned. Do you have any link ? Thanks !
The Company has been successful in winning new business from a range of these markets, such as ABB industrial actuators, E-Ink displays, Itron smartmeters, Ingenico POS terminals, Honeywell scanners, Thales systems, Roche wearable pumps for diabetics, Turck electronic locks, VW dashboards and Yamaha sound systems.
OS specifically what is the downside of all that? Have you actually read the RNS? Research the companies and products a bit before you recycle the same old same old.
CPX real business and no debt, with a view to seeking to consume the global market in it's sector re their IP...
The Company is in advanced discussions to enhance further its supercapacitor offering and has undertaken a substantial amount of work in this regard. Whilst this process has not been concluded, the Board is hopeful of a positive outcome and the Company will provide a further update when appropriate....The Board looks forward to a strong year ahead.
we all have various views on how the business will play out and some of us have different timelines for a return on investment etc......at 4p CPX is clearly priced with no growth, no forward look, no new licences, products or sales...it's been a tough hold if you did notslice the highs, however, the real prize re the market and products CPX deal in is in sight imo and after waiting and watching the moves I personnaly can wait a bit longer for CPX to realise greater global patents and IP's and product sales alongside it......as has been stated before the transformation from just R&D to licencee and producer has taken a bit longer but the global market and opportunity is closer than ever...Maxwell next and it all lines up :-)