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At 9.20:44 there's a sell of 2,739 shares at at 3.00p

At 10.25:03 there's a sell of 600,000 shares at 3.05p

If the 600,000 shares had really been a sell then the share price would have gone below 3.00p

Check the trades before commenting, it always help to check the facts before proffering opinions.

If it had been 1,000,000 shares sold it would have fallen a lot further.

Think about it Newuncle.

Looks to me like the 600, 000 could be a buy.

Please remember that share buys/sells are worked out by computer software on here and not by a human being. It's computer software that decides whether the deal's a buy or a sell depending on the information it has for bid and ask prices. It's important to be aware of this because these can often be wrong.

CAP-XX is an AIM share. It's a very illiquid share. This means not many CAP-XX shares change hands. So when CAP-XX shares do change hands, they can make large differences to the share price.

There is only one broker covering CAP-XX i.e. Allenby Capital.

It'll take a long time for the acquisition of the Murata automated production lines by CAP-XX to get through to the marketplace and on to other brokers. Once other brokers start to take notice of CAP-XX and cover CAP-XX then you'll see a significant change in the share price. This takes a long, long time. Patience is the key whilst waiting for this to happen.

For example, there are approx. 1.3 billion shares in Boohoo, i.e. 3 times more shares than CAP-XX. About 10 brokers cover Boohoo compared to only one broker covering CAP-XX.

The General Meeting went very well. The resolution was passed.

Questions asked were about what CAP-XX had done to consider any eventualities which could happen with the decommissioning, relocation and recommissioning of the production lines. CAP-XX stated risk assessments had been done to cover every possible scenario and everything was well covered by insurance.

The Supercapacitor market was seen to be a future growing market particularly enhanced for CAP-XX with this acquisition where they expected to retain existing customers from Murata and to grow sales further to reach the maximum 6.7 million units of production per annum. This would mean a future revenue of approx A$23 million with a gross profit of approx A$15 million.

Shareholders may listen to the General Meeting by phoning +61 2 8077 0506 (UK +44 330 390 2112) and when prompted keying in Access Code : 886943#. An opportunity will be given also to those shareholders to ask questions. The time for the Meeting equates with 7.00 a.m. (UK time) on Monday, 30 December 2019.

You can also use 0330 390 2112 and when prompted keying in Access Code: 886943 followed by the hash key. This is the telephone number I use to attend CAP-XX 's meetings.

The more shareholders who attend the better. Ask loads and loads of questions. Never be afraid to ask questions even if you think they're stupid questions. There are never stupid questions. The cost to attend by phone is very little and it's well worth it. Never be frightened of making a fool of yourself. You won't. We all learn by attending and asking as many questions as we can. Write down your questions before the meeting. Write notes on everything that is said at the meeting.

The Offer to Qualifying Participants, together with the Placing and the Subscription, are subject, inter alia, to the approval of Shareholders at a General Meeting to be held at the offices of CAP-XX, Units 9/12 Mars Road, Lane Cove, Australia at 6:00 p.m. AEDT (being 7.00 a.m. GMT) on 30 December 2019.

Application has been made to the London Stock Exchange for the New Ordinary Shares to be issued in relation to the Offer to Qualifying Participants, the Placing and the Subscription to be admitted to trading on AIM. It is expected that, subject to passing the Resolution at the General Meeting and the Placing and Offer to Qualifying Participants becoming unconditional in all respects (save for Admission), Admission will become effective, and dealings in the New Ordinary Shares will commence, at 8:00 a.m. GMT on 3 January 2020. Following Admission, the total number of Ordinary Shares and voting rights in the Company will be 438,376,437.

CAP-XX is an AIM share with only one broker covering it i.e. Allenby. It will take time for this to get through to the marketplace. Once it does and other brokers start covering CAP-XX then there will be a change in the share price.

Hope that helps.

Negotiations always take loads of time. Think about how long it takes to negotiate a licence. It takes years. Negotiations always take years. 18 months is an excellent length of time to negotiate a deal with Murata.

Murata have invested $100 million in automated production lines and CAP-XX are getting them for bu**er all. CAP-XX have a chance to get really big into production which is what they've always wanted to do but didn't have the money to invest in modern automated equipment until now. CAP-XX have always known they needed to do both, i.e. R and D and Production. It's about having control of your product from beginning to end. This is where CAP-XX can make more money than it ever can from just R and D, i.e. licences and royalties. Murata is a huge company worth billions and wants to concentrate on products where it makes billions of dollars. CAP-XX is a small company worth millions which is happy to concentrate on products where it makes millions of dollars. Profits made by CAP-XX from production can be put back into more and more production. This is how CAP-XX'll grow in the future.

The supercapacitor market has always been a long term growth market. CAP-XX have the chance now to produce, sell their own supercapacitors and get CAP-XX to be the name to go to for supercapacitors. Supercapacitors were never going to be the go to market over night, like any new product it was always going to take loads of time to get companies to see the benefits of using supercapacitors.

CAP-XX are at the cusp of a growing market with their own production facilities, great R and D that is being infringed because it's ahead of everyone else with the finances to stop patent infringements through the courts.

This is why Tesla Maxwell Technologies and Ioxus are fighting their court cases so hard and doing their best to try to win them. Tesla keep going for a motion to dismiss the patent infringement case against them. This is all about getting more and more evidence from CAP-XX about exactly what evidence they have about Tesla's patent infringement. When you bring a patent infringement case in the USA, you never let the other side know all the evidence you've got against them. The other side do their best to try to find out all the evidence you've got through using motion to dismiss tactics. It's like a cat and mouse game.

Ioxus are doing the same with depositions. Depositions are witness statements and by doing these Ioxus will be trying to get more evidence to help them to try to win the court case. This is all tactics.

All 3 court cases are about the same patent infringements. They cover the performance of the supercapacitors themselves.

Cornell Dubilier Electronics (CDE) have already settled their Court case with CAP-XX. The same Judge is sitting for all 3 cases and he already knows that CDE have settled with CAP-XX. Tesla and Ioxus know this too and are doing their very best to try to win the court cases

To be 48p by end of 2024. This is nearly 16 times the present share price.

CAP-XX have two arms, their R and D for licence fees and royalties and their automated production lines for control of the product from beginning to end. Production will provide them with 60% profit compared to 5% profit from royalties. Production will bring a profit of 12 times royalties. CAP-XX have always had two arms, R and D and Production. CAP-XX always knew they needed to do both. The problem was they didn't have the money to invest in modern up to date automated production lines. Now they're getting this from Murata at little cost to CAP-XX.

CAP-XX will have modern up to date automated production lines from Murata. CAP-XX will have existing customers from Murata. Murata will stockpile products to keep these customers for CAP-XX. Murata want to make sure their customers aren't let down by CAP-XX. Murata are helping CAP-XX with decommissioning, relocation, recommissioning and training in the automated production lines. Murata and CAP-XX have experience in relocating manufacturing equipment. Murata and CAP-XX have experience in manufacturing. Anthony Kongats and Bruce Grey both have knowledge, skills and experience in manufacturing.

CAP-XX could never have afforded to invest in such modern up to date automated production lines. Automation cuts labour costs. CAP-XX have already been in manufacturing with R and D. So they always knew they needed manufacturing, they just didn't have the best manufacturing equipment until now. This is a huge opportunity for CAP-XX at little cost.

The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures 2019 are this year about maths. The first one was on 26 December 2019 on BBC4 at 8.00pm. Well worth watching if you can.

The best Sports Psychologist in the world was interviewed on it. He said we can all be trained in mindfulness, optimism, confidence, keeping calm in all environments. This is how you win.

We could all do with some training in these. This would help us on here and maybe even our investments too.

Bruce is a company director with a strong track record of management in engineering and manufacturing companies, and of commercialisation of automotive technology. This was gained during 13 years with Bishop Technology Group, a privately held Australian automotive technology development company, during which licensing agreements were secured with Robert Bosch, Mercedes Benz, Ford, and two Chinese component suppliers. He also secured an equity investment in Bishop from Mercedes-Benz, which was subsequently transferred to ThyssenKrupp Presta Steertec. Bishop’s technology is today present in over 20% of vehicles manufactured worldwide. In 2012 he was appointed to the Australian Federal Government’s Clean Technology Investment Committee.

Please note Bruce Grey is a company director with a strong track record of management in engineering and manufacturing companies, and of commercialisation of automotive technology.

From CAP-XX website on Investors for Key Personnel.

Anthony Kongats founded CAP-XX in 1997. Prior to this, he was managing director of a passive electronic components manufacturer, a management consultant with McKinsey & Company, and held a number of engineering positions in Australia and Europe. Anthony has a BEng (Hons) from the University of New South Wales, a BSc from the University of Sydney, and an MBA from the Australian Graduate School of Management in Sydney.

Please note Anthony Kongats was in the past managing director of a passive electronic components manufacturer.

From CAP-XX website on Investor Relations for Key Personnel

CAP-XX Ltd on Tuesday said it has received valid applications in respect of a total of 22.2 million open offer shares, raising gross proceeds of GBP670,000.

At the end of November, CAP-XX agreed to buy supercapacitor production equipment from Japanese firm Murata Manufacturing Co Ltd to increase its production capacity by three times.

CAP-XX designs prismatic, high-power supercapacitors, and Murata is a licensee of CAP-XX's technology and patents.

To help fund the deal and other working capital needs, CAP-XX proposed to raise up to GBP3.5 million through a discounted equity raise.

At the time, CAP-XX said it already had conditionally raised GBP2.6 million through a placing of 87.0 million at 3.0 pence each.

In addition, the AIM-listed company raised GBP140,000 through a 4.7 million share subscription at the same price as the placing.

Finally, it proposed an offer to qualifying investors of up to a further 25.0 million shares at the placing price, but only managed to sell 22.2 million shares. Shares in CAP-XX were 3.3% higher at 3.10p each in London on Tuesday.

CAP-XX said it will have 438.4 million shares overall following the admission.

"We are delighted with the result of the offer to qualifying participants and wish to thank our shareholders for their support of CAP-XX's strategy," said Chief Executive Anthony Kongats.

Happy Christmas to everyone here and at CAP-XX too.

ADJshares - CFDs are too high risk for me. However shares can be risky too. For example, my boohoo shares went up to £2.70 and back down to £1.45. I've learnt to sit and hold through it all. Boohoo shares are now at £2.88 having been up as high as £3.15. I will be holding my Boohoo shares for many years to come because I believe there's even more upside in them.

Regarding CAP-XX there may well be a risk of delay however Murata is stockpiling for the changeover and no doubt in case of delays too. It is in Murata's interests that CAP-XX get this right because they're Murata's own customers who may well buy other products from Murata. Murata won't want their customers let down.

CAP-XX have been manufacturing and relocating manufacturing equipment before now. Murata has too. Anthony Kongats and Bruce Grey have knowledge, skills and experience in manufacturing.

The production lines from Murata are automated, modern and extremely expensive to buy from scratch. CAP-XX could never afford to buy this equipment from scratch. It is expensive for any company to buy automated equipment and for CAP-XX to get automated equipment at such a low cost is an amazing buy and win for CAP-XX. Murata obviously trust CAP-XX to get it right and want CAP-XX to get it right.

I can't see unexpected additional finances required. Maybe you can. It looks to me there is a cushion within the fundraising for such occurrences.

I can see CAP-XX getting to 6p by the end of 2020 because the share price will rise on the expectation of a bumper year for FY2021.

I am happy with my investment in CAP-XX.

hayashi - All the information regarding the fund raising and the special meeting for shareholders on 30 December 2019 to pass the resolution for CAP-XX to buy Murata's automated production lines is detailed in the RNS dated 29 November 2019.

Hayashi - First, the resolution has to be passed to buy Murata's automated production lines. This will be done on 30 December 2019 at a special meeting for shareholders. This resolution has to be passed first under AIM Rules before any announcement can be made regarding the fund raising.

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Strudel - CAP-XX share price went from 1p to 18p and then back to 3p.

Tradingdutchman - The resolution to buy Murata's automated production lines has to be passed at a special meeting for shareholders on 30 December 2019 before a RNS about the subscription offer can be released.

I bought 360,000 boohoo shares at 27p in 2015. I was looking for them to double each year. I've rounded the share price as it was easier. So I was looking for them to be 50p by end of 2016, £1 by end of 2017, £2 by end of 2018 and hopefully £4 by end of 2019. They didn't reach the £4 by end of 2019 however they have been as high as £3.15 and are now at about £2.96. I'm more than happy with a 50% uplift for 2019.

I've bought in total 2 million CAP-XX shares and I'm starting from a share price of 3p for my future projections. I'm looking for CAP-XX to be 6p by end of 2020, 12p by end of 2021, 24p by end of 2022 and 36p by end of 2023. I will be more than happy if it reaches these projections in this time frame.