RE: Selling27 Apr 2023 12:00
In the absence of detail on meaningful revenue, and or partnerships that help Celadon to scale, I am not surprised the sp has slid a little.
We have seen how the sp can move up aggressively on low volume and hence I am not overly concerned.
From an accounting perspective remember that Celadon now has a market cap of over £100m, but has yet to announce revenue, and a purist may therefore ignore the tremendous upside potential and focus on the now.
I was dissappointed that Canaccord reiterated the speculative buy rating for Celadon and felt that they had failed to understand that the major risk of failure (not getting approval) had now been passed and this new signifcantly de-risked status afforded a stronger rating.
No doubt Celadon are working hard on partnerships, IP licencing perhaps to get scale.
Ironically their biggest issue I think is buiding enough facilites to lab specifications, to achieve scale and make the most of first mover advantage.
I have used share price weakness to add to a position.