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More to company than appears on the surface
This week, I thought I would take a look at something that is best described as speculative in the extreme. So, anyone else interested in taking a look at Oxford Advanced Surfaces (OXA) should be in no doubt that we are dealing with a company that, as of yet, has next to nothing in terms of revenue. But, at the current price which is just south of 10p, the shares could be worth a punt on the basis, that if its technology gains commercial traction then the holders could be highly rewarded.OXA has been around a while now, having been spun out of the chemistry department at Oxford University back in 2006. Since then, it has been concentrating in the area of advanced nanomaterials in order to bring to commercialisation products that will reduce reflection and glare.Whether it be developing unique coatings that eliminate reflection from lap top screens, smart phones, advertising displays or even the large area of eyewear, OXA has already made significant progress. The markets for its products, which can be customised not