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Looking good now.. back to £190.00
Volkswagon is spending £1.50 Billion into batteries for their new cars.
Any battery company now is hot hot hot.
if this prediction about the days of vital cheap metal for EV batteries are indeed coming to an end then recycling these batteries and the metals inside them becomes even more important? and could become a key USP
https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/jeremy-grantham-even-scarier-prediction-130000203.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvLnVrLw&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAIDmQ-ngDKYWlyWC1HP2Uj6f88-kAsL9ofMqVZtrL-USRiHBanB_v6WqvcQPeaobltCYBU5BSlPUQrhC-qU2VPLioG7L_vH_gTAlKjgFujA8X4DVRizOsGggYWL6eBr4ToIPjTwIzC649ehudU5M4fZfoJe8zQfuSRhZBOG_8N7P
Sorry that' not true it's 26p
going on ilika directors talk that's about 225% rise on todays price I am happy to wait been here a long time my average 66p
Need to free up funds, bargain territory..
So won’t be here for too long
If the link is blocked just search for ilika directors talk interview 24th jan
https://www.***************************/ilika-in-a-strong-cash-position-to-go-through-to-commercialisation-analyst-interview/4121046437
Nothing to see here other than mm's playing games
Hi guys, new here and been watching Ilika; as I see it now this is a straight Stereax play, think the boat has been missed on Goliath, as we're not seeing any signs of formal partnership or interest as we were earlier, I hope I'm wrong. I am positive on Stereax and my guess is once this becomes commercially viable Ilika will be bought out. Just a very wishful thought on Goliath, lots of hype and news from the likes of BritishVolt, have they actually got a SSB product? Again if Ika bought for Stereax, they may be some upside for selling Goliath patents
Picked up a few more this morning.
Freeing up more funds to allow for further additional purchase's.
Didn't think we would see these levels again, may well drop a bit more, but to my mind this company is just falling on an ebbing tide, the drop has nothing to do with ilika's potential.
Dyor
R
@radius - good buy. anthing below 120 is a bargain.
i think 2022 would be great year for Ilika, with Stereax facility now ready and awaiting commercial deals in Q2 2022.
Not to forget the much awaited updates on Goliath. £10m from last placing was ear marked for Goliath development.
Topped up yesterday and will continue to if SP falls again.
Research ilika, it's time better spent than watching 24/7 news.
complete short-term oversell that will ultimately have no bearing on where the company and its sp will be in 12, 36, 72 months etc.
The future looks bright.
Pretty brutal day for risk assets !!
Still, there will be bargains to had and money to be made for those that step back in at the right time…. maybe not just yet but we all know that the best time is usually when it feels like the worst !!
As for Ilika - this drop is not personal and I have no doubt the SP will rise again when general sentiment improves.
Friday 21st Jan 2022
Liberum Capital sees close to 80% upside to the current price for Ilika PLC (AIM:IKA, OTCQX:ILIKF) as the company advances its solid-state battery products.
The stockbroker’s ‘buy’ recommendation comes with a 245p price target (current price: 138p).
Ilika’s solid-state batteries are a key enabler for companies seeking to develop a variety of smarter, smaller and more responsive implantable medical devices, analyst Adam Collins said in a note.
Collins highlighted: “Ilika has seen enquiries from 16 medical device developers and will have manufacturing capacity for c300,000 devices per annum before licensing.
“The potential is significant given there are 2 million knee/hip implants per annum and c30mln fatalities from chronic heart disease.”
Ilika has few competitors, the analyst noted, with three competitors in the micro battery sector which Collins says have a different focus whereas existing medical battery makers are yet to develop solid-state capabilities.
That link honestly reads like a fanatical snake-oil pitch. Tall tales with very little substance. I like where Ilika is heading, but I don't like the madness surrounding battery start-ups.
Interesting overview of battery technology being pushed by US tipsters.
Ilika well placed it seems.
https://www.stockgumshoe.com/reviews/profits-unlimited/the-12-million-mile-battery-checking-in-again-on-paul-mampillys-tease/
Yeah sure I sold out for pennies. Wrong again.
Boonco - You are of course spot on.
BlueOcean50 - My observations were not directed at long term shareholders such as yourselves who raise perfectly reasonable questions or opinions. They are regarding non-shareholders who carp without a financial interest (and who incidentally demonstrate similar levels of knowledge).
Radius - You have succinctly listed some of the many reasons I am invested in this company too; thank you . Whilst the share price bobs about on the marginal trade mostly by PI's, more than 60% of the shares are locked up with Institutional holders who appreciate similar features. To those shareholders who don't, I humbly suggest the use of the SELL button and putting the resultant cash into something better liked.
Good luck to all LTH's
One of the things I like about this company is that they do what they say their going to do, on time and on budget.
Great IP, solid management in a rapidly expanding market.
Will be topping up at these levels.
Good luck Lth's
R
I can't even begin to imagine how many poor choices I would need to make in life to get to the stage where I would feel the need to take time out of my day to troll a company on an internet chat forum, let alone actually do it.
The stock market is partly a mechanism for companies to raise investment funds. (Investors who invested in Ilika PLC when they floated in 2010 at 20p have made 700% on their investment). However, on a day to day basis, the stock market is a mechanism to shift ownership from weak hands to stronger hands. If your time frame for investment is short (i.e. if you thinking about being on the share register in units of less than years), Ilika is almost certainly NOT the right investment for you.
(If you are a short term speculator, there are a myriad of 'investment mediums' which have a higher levels of liquidity and volatility than Ilika PLC.)
For those who have the patience and financial stamina to back nascent technology, Ilika PLC might be for you. If you don't have such belief in Ilika's long-standing Management team (headed by Graeme Purdy, CEO at the time of the floatation) and their equally long standing scientific team (headed by Prof. Brian Hayden, who also founded the company back in 2004), then SELL your shares and invest in things you do believe in. (This allows LTH to add at cheap prices of course).
If you are a former shareholder who sold out much lower (yes, I am thinking RogK who is also Buzz Thomas who sold out for pennies and Phil2003) why do you waste your time posting on a bulletin board about something you have no financial interest in? Please do yourselves (and everyone else) a very great favour and devote your intellect to things you do have an interest in (i.e. MOVE ON).
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2022/01/21/britishvolt-wins-18bn-build-uk-gigafactory/This article seems premature. No IP just hot air. Looks like a Bojo hype - an ex trader and a dodgy swede ?Lots of hot air and I won’t be investing in it.
Question - Will you be licensing Stereax IP to your larger clients in coming years?
Graeme Purdy CEO - Definitely yes. We have customers in our existing portfolio of clients who have addressable markets for their products which are much larger than our FAB's capacity. A key part of our strategy is to license our IP. We will be offering those customers the opportunity to license our IP to either fabricate Stereax batteries for themselves or take the license to a 3rd party FAB to produce the batteries for them.