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Are these new distribution agreements merely an expected move following taking back the business from Murata ?

Chilting - Good point though it is possible the site is leased by Ocado for a longer term beyond the move date thus the comment what shall we do with it. Not often these sites are owned by the occupier

Why am I not surprised. The RNS of 21st indicates positive swabbing results. Great joy methinks. The latest RNS states " Swabbing the 107-metre open test zone initially returned only drilling fluids which then became cut with possible formation water during the latter stages of testing.". Now thats an about turn and a half. Geologists do not make such mistakes but those who fraudulently draft RNS's do. Just how long is Sandersons nose ?

I do wonder if Hatfield is owned by Ocado. May make a few quid from selling it. To Amazon perhaps who appear to live in the past, but might consider a remodelled and more automatic Hatfield with plenty of ex Ocado staff on the doorstep

About time AIM got its act together and required the company auditors to report on any RNS (within xx weeks) as to its probity. Perhaps todays price bomb is a measure of that need..

Most staff to move ? Correct but probably requires only 60% of existing staff. numbers A financial hit on redundancy payments in short term

I wonder if the Maxwell case has turned for the worse or merely investors playing safe on imminent news

before theses reported successes (unaudited RNS's ) necessitates more funding from a placing. Though borrowing from a sister company is a good way to ensure that shareholders get nothing. High salaries. perk and benefits including golden pensions do not come cheap. Welcome to the wild west

Price drop reflected across all platforms so not an LSE issue

price increase. There will be many more of these and hopefully the selling price is not a giveaway for there remains much competition

Potnak. You are clearly doomed to live.

Wow Avocet ! Never realised they were not profitable.

An excellent though anticipated outcome. The other cases across the globe will follow as will interest in their specialised technology. But realism suggests that unless Ocado enter into significant global licensing and training deals, it will never have sufficient manpower to meet universal demand.

I do wonder whether there are negotiations taking place which might result in Maxwell acquiring CAP-xx

This and the potential for 5 others in S Korea bodes well. BUT I have always said that until some form of CFC licensing takes place across the globe, then there are limitations as to how much resources Ocado can throw at each deal, Surely at some time the retail and the CFC will separate. Now that will be a huge deal for shareholders. With the speculation surrounding that, i would expect a 50% growth to share value overnight

Wathog4 - The What ? is your question. The answer is a fabulous clinical RNS and then a major share issue to a new partner.

Just taken the time to research Skeleton Technologies capacitors. I can only see rather large ones on their web site and none of the micro scale developed by Capxx for the Internet of things. Can anyone correct me on this ?

I have read their missives over the years implying they have ground breaking capacitor technology, especially of the micro variety. It now appears that other manufacturers have comparable capacitors if the recent blogs about Skeleton are to be believed.

Do think about borrowing, especially against a strong order book

And no mention of the competition and there's lots of it