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yes Jarv, the little rats come out of the sewers - don't like seeing the real positive news and fundamentals of Cap-xx.
Just to reiterate this, CPX for the last 14 years has operated as an R&D company, developing SuperCapcitors that are more efficient, smaller and offer different power capabilities vs traditional lithium batteries. As a collective of incredibly smart people, their business model has been to partner with the worlds leading electronic component companies such as Murata, AVX, TDK and others.
These billion $ multinational companies have far superior resources to begin adoption by complex manufacturing processes.
Murata has switched the licencing strategy to focus on the development of Automotive Supercaps and has an ongoing relationship with Cap-xx.
As part of this switch, they agreed to sell the $14m production line they invested in to Cap-xx for circa $3m, as well as letting cap-xx inherit their customers and order book.
CAP-XX Limited, a world leader in the design and manufacture of thin, flat supercapacitors and energy management systems, announces that the Delaware District Court has made a judgment in favour of CAP-XX against Ioxus, Inc ("Ioxus").
The Court found that Ioxus is liable for infringing the patents-in-suit and awarded CAP-XX compensatory damages of $1,237,717 and enhanced damages of $3,713,152 and also awarded CAP-XX its attorney's fees.
Please see the update on this from the recent 'Trading Update' RNS:
"As part of the project to transfer the former Murata manufacturing assets, CAP-XX has acquired the outstanding finished stock of Murata supercapacitors, which was manufactured to facilitate the transition of Murata's customers to CAP-XX. Direct product sales from CAP-XX of the expanded product range have now commenced, supported by the launch of a new CAP-XX website."
The big news is the Murata production line purchase. It's going to be game-changing, clearly, and take Cap-xx from an R&D company into a manufacturer with global reach and leading tech. This pandemic means that innovation programmes that are seen as a 'nice to have' will suddenly be prioritised as BAU is disrupted and adoption of IoT / Wearables etc. will happen in months not years. This plays right into Cap-xx's hands IMO and the company will hopefully be at the right place at the right time to capitalise on this.
There are no secrets here, it's all right in front of you, so people new and old I suggest you read the facts, look at the world, the potential of this company and make an informed decision about whether Cap-xx is an appropriate share to hold in your portfolio for the next 3/5 years.
https://cen.acs.org/energy/energy-storage-/Tesla-acquires-supercapacitor-maker/97/i6
CPX for the last 14 years has operated as an R&D company, developing SuperCapcitors that are more efficient, smaller and offer different power capabilities vs traditional lithium batteries. As a collective of incredibly smart people, their business model has been to partner with the worlds leading electronic component companies such as Murata, AVX, TDK and others.
These billion $ multinational companies have far superior resources to begin adoption by complex manufacturing processes.
Murata has switched the licencing strategy to focus on the development of Automotive Supercaps and has an ongoing relationship with Cap-xx.
As part of this switch, they agreed to sell the $14m production line they invested in to Cap-xx for circa $3m, as well as letting cap-xx inherit their customers and order book.
Please see the update on this from the recent 'Trading Update' RNS:
"As part of the project to transfer the former Murata manufacturing assets, CAP-XX has acquired the outstanding finished stock of Murata supercapacitors, which was manufactured to facilitate the transition of Murata's customers to CAP-XX. Direct product sales from CAP-XX of the expanded product range have now commenced, supported by the launch of a new CAP-XX website."
Please see the update on this from the recent 'Trading Update' RNS:
"As part of the project to transfer the former Murata manufacturing assets, CAP-XX has acquired the outstanding finished stock of Murata supercapacitors, which was manufactured to facilitate the transition of Murata's customers to CAP-XX. Direct product sales from CAP-XX of the expanded product range have now commenced, supported by the launch of a new CAP-XX website."
the short crew getting desperate. End of the year looks rosy from here. Manufacturing facilities will be in production, with Murata order book being fulfilled and profits going directly into Cap-xx's pockets. The transition from R&D leader to manufacturer is underway.
Techie, that's one of the most ridiculous posts I've seen on here since Open telling me about his hard work ethics / digging holes. Why would we defend our IP in the court for months to then bow to anybody else, particularly after a $5m payout? Clearly AK will go for the jugular.
Same rampers on here day in day out.
Price action looked strong Friday / Monday but the weekly looks atrocious if we close around this level.
There needs to be sustained buying not these occasional spikes followed by pull backs.
Surprise surprise Zak Mir jumps on it shortly after the move and it wicks back down.
It's not really prey to algos, it's a natural retrace from a 50% rise. It's re-testing the 200ema. Fundamentals are key but technicals help you manage the trade accordingly. Or at least that's my approach. People will trade either way to make money.