This is huge30 Jan 2014 22:19
And I will be adding more shares tomorrow. The more and more I think about this share, the more and more exciting it is:
A bit of research for those who can't be arsed.
Fully funded to April 2014 and beyond. [17/05/13 RNS]
Gross Profit on goods Circa 39% [Interim Report 2013]
Cash in bank as of Oct 31 £1.4M [Interim Report 2013]
Co. sees Growth opportunities in Aerospace Industry. Entered into Initial relationships with worlds two biggest Aerospace Co's. [Interim Report 2013]
Performance data is now being shared with Ilika's OEM partners in the US, Japan and Europe reinforcing, and in some cases accelerating, commercialisation discussion [28/01/14 RNS]
Prof. Brian Hayden (Chief Scientific Officer) very well thought of in this industry. Co Founder of Ilika, works at Southampton Uni. Ilika/Southampton Uni have Good working relationship and own an 8% stake in the Ilika under the label Southampton Asset Management.
Less than 10mil shares in freeflorat {ilika.com] 1/2 of these probably whipped up by II's this week.
They are not a one trick pony. Multiple projects on the go. Also, we are not talking DOR, REM, ECR, RRR, MARL. AIM favorites with loads of shares in issue, just discovering the latest mine/oil field. Were talking batteries, an unfortunate necessity to modern life. Anything that can be charged quicker and last longer is revolutionary with global demand, in growing markets.
People have touched on the car industry. This is huge and they already supply Toyota. What is the main constraint of electric cars? They need charging all the time. Cha Ching
I would also really take comfort in the fact that Southampton University are on board as a shareholder. Equipment/machinery is shared, and they state they have a unique global lab. Indirect Grants possible as well.
No one knows where this SP is going to end up and no predictions please. I guess a lot depends on how BOD handles this and who comes on boards. One thing is almost certain, we will be going upwards for the coming weeks and months.