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On his linkedin account 2 days ago
AK blogged yesterday stating that the Murata equipment is arriving and being installed into the new factory over the next few months . Appears we will have to follow his blogs to get news. Fingers, toes and few few more body parts crossed that as this is their last chance saloon it will succeed otherwise CPX will remain an R&D Company with little income and living off tax rebates .
They had better hurry up and start manufacturing or that rent will finish them off without sales and income. Any delay while cash is being burnt may push CPX to the brink. It is now clear someone should replace AK
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Again no Lawyer but I have dealt with a lot of legals over 40 years including litigation and your assessment looks pretty spot on.
How many times have we seen a brief spike only for it to fall away the next day. For this to be real we need several weeks of rises to the SP
terrible week with a lot of horse manure around. Brain very scrambled. In very easy words what is the good news and why. Kencarv -new job? Friday drink required.
hibernate for most of 2020
Unless something amazing happens see you next September or 2021
dip. Did not someone say 4p by end of play on Friday. Suspect we will have a lot of this and will struggle to rise past 4p until positive and monetary news arrives.
Jeff Colton would not have joined if he felt CPX were going to lose the case. Inside information?
Articles raising questions about whether Australia can remain habitable ! Have to say you would not want to send delicate equipment to Sydney right now. You could not make this up but there is a part of me which says divert the plane/ship to Malaysia
since we have had 33 trades in a day. I will take that as a good sign as most were buys not sells.
to see the SP heading upwards. Long way to go and I have my reservations. I agree on paper with many others that the Murata deal looks good but it is all about delivery. Fingers and a few other things crossed.
Merry Christmas and a happy New Year to one and all on this forum.
Agree with your observations. As to the SP that is all about market sentiment. AK has to deliver. If not CPX is toast. I hope he succeeds but as many have pointed out CPX history of promises not being delivered is very high. Fingers crossed they will not screw this up.
Ever so sad . All my other shares are blue. The dog remains below 3p and will do so until 2021 unless something else breaks which somehow I doubt. I concur this is CPX , read AK's last chance. I note all the wonderful things written about the future of capacitors and CPX name being mentioned but in truth nearly all have lost confidence(which is the most important factor) in this Company. I am surprised the II's have not asked for a special meeting to review (remove) the CEO and the rest of the Board. It is a great pity AK can hide down-under, if they were based in the UK the AGM would be a bloodbath.
The Murata deal is CPX's last chance. If they **** this up then they are finished. I am worried about cash flow as I will be surprise at 3p they raise all the cash they need. Some II's may put the money up as the alternative is to lose all. PI's would be fools to invest. Just hope that CPX heads back up to around 8p in 18 months time and then I like a lot of others will be out never to return. I know they have the legal cases but in truth do any of their license deals produce any decent revenue ? AK has lost the confidence of the market and nearly all but the most hardened of investors and should be replaced or look to sell the Company with its IP for say 8-10p. If only!
PC01 Thank you for the reply. Well neither you nor I will be buying them at 3p when we could pick them for less as of today.
More I think about this the less likely I believe that CPX will receive the money it is after. What will happen if the options are not taken up? I just cannot see the average investor taking these up. Will it put the deal with Murata in doubt?
Spot on PC01 . At 10 or 12 p we would be jumping at the chance to buy at those levels as the annual figures would have supported a higher SP coupled with the market having confidence in CPX. It does not and I have too many of these shares already. Strange is it not, if the SP was higher we would all be thinking buy , buy, buy. It really does all boil down to confidence.
Tempting but suspect the SP will hover around the 3p mark for some time until hard evidence arrives. I believe there will be opportunities to buy shares at less than 3p over the next 2 years. Hence will be options be taken up. CPX has lost market confidence with too many false starts . The jam should have been delivered by now. The deal struck with Murata does look good but has to be delivered and I bet you that there will be delays and we will receive another RNS 'the Board is confident that contract news will follow soon'
Also to keep existing customers supplied while machines are moved, CPX has stockpiled the units so the users do not go elsewhere. It is in the Allenby report.