RE: What is their IP?17 Jan 2022 19:50
I have found this from another poster, Luckyluciano, from back in July which sums up the investment case. You can see how the situation has moved on but in essence Invinity has several installed projects, a large pipeline of orders and we’re one year into a two year long development project with Siemens which will hopefully bear fruit.
I see Invinity truly the right company going places in the V space and in due time I have a great feeling on my decision.
The Joint Development of a Grid-Scale Flow Battery with Gamesa Electric is for me the most important single factor that convinced me to buy in...
Gamesa Electric and Siemens are giant of their market space, just think of how much work would come Invinity way, if Gamesa was to exercise its option to acquire 10% shares at £1.75....
Short terms this year I am expecting some news flow that will support the sp ======
For projects to be delivered this year, manufacturing is now complete for 40% of stacks and 70% of the balance of system. The first phase of the ESO project is expected to be ready for delivery in Q3 2021, with all remaining projects expected to be ready for delivery before year end.========
For cash and visibility going forward it seems Invinity has more than one year finances available excluding sale revenue, moreover I am confident that management will be able to raise more cash at higher sp than today.
Lastly just to note that whoever buy Invinity today, is buying at a lower price than when first announced Joint venture with Gamesa on 11th May and definitely lower than £1.75 Gamesa entry price.