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key aspect for me is..... we have experienced a number of 50%, 100% and 200% rises in the sp over the past few years...same again please :-)

CPX have succesfully defended their specific patents to date and clearly signed up TDK etc without a fight, one would assume Murata, TDK etc would contest if they thought there was merit in it, some companies will chance it on occasions, as is the nature and reason for IP's to be licensed globally, Maxwell were challenged and offered a license a year or two ago but decided they would ignore CPX requests, hence CPX have no choice when someone decideds the rules do not apply to them. Who runs the largest risk ? CPX have a patent, it appears Maxwell do not, in respect of this specific area. If CPX were to lose they already have IP protected in previous court cases and IP patent and this area between Maxwell and CPX would have to be interpreted as new 'design', forwant of a better description, Who woud then have the greater claim to a patent, CPX have a pretty good record to date and having established precedent in the same court with others previously provides a good starting point....there is always a risk in any business, with any patent, but sometimes in life you have to go on the odds in your favour, or roll over give up, as few things are ever certain and huge as Maxwell are, if CPX have the established patent and they feel they do, the odds are in CPX favour as an established patent holder....that's my take :-)

it's a fair statement, lol....in most court cases there is clearly 50% lost and equay 50% won...... draws rarely exist :-)

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1211604734366375936

it a change of strategy that we've been waiting for for a year or two...R&D now combined with CPX's own production and cheaper than if we had purchased the kit on open market, looks like good business, suits both parties and something most shareholders have been expecting /wanting for sometime.....as business goes it's looking like very good business.....here we go , game on again :-)

the aspect investors should be mostly concerned with is the sp performance imo, often but not always driven by the company fundamentals.. This is Aim and different aspects drive the price...over the past couple of years we have seen CPX move from 5p to 14p a drift back to 6p befroe a rise to 18p and numerouse rises that have seen the sp double from drifts back to lower levels, i.e 6p to 12p - 5p to 10p etc etc...as iis the case n almost any share on Aim, they move in cylcles.....As stated previously CPX begins a new cycle, in possibly the best position it has been in to date fundamentaly but with a lower sp than most would have expected...there's the opportunity :-) and if the fundamentals continue to improve, as we at last move to production, that many have expected/hoped for sometime, with more licencess under our belt, all is set to transform the set up and equally the sp, as the current price has techincally (chart stuff) and fundamentally a large gap to make up...New year in a few days, a new cycle begins, will new highs, 20p+ be achieved, hard to say, however, we certainly have the real and present opportunity to enjoy a large gap up to new levels for those who wish to hold there shares through the next year/cycle, there'll be peaks and troughs for those who wish to trade a few no doubt and hopefully based on our transformation to producer (bargain priced kit too) a rising trend from 3p over the next 12 months :-)

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1207211368325242881

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1207212041838223362

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https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1207211368325242881

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/909091/cap-xx-to-acquire-muratas-supercapacitor-production-lines-and-relocate-them-to-sydney-909091.html

if you've ever sold a business you'll appreciate it's a complex process and setting a time limit is not helpful for either party in the early stages such as Nano find themselves......No hurry i can wait for the right result :-)

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1208042223700520960

transistional phase setting up the Murata gear (bargain price that) and getting ready for CPX own production with news flow on a number of fronts likley to be on going, it's been a while coming however, at last CPX are now positioned to take an ever increasing share of existing and new markets....I'd venture that this will be a rising sp on the forward look and currently CPX probably in it's best position and clearly the sp and mcap has some growing to do from here, sentiment and momentum lacking today however we know it changes in a nano second and CPX all set for a big year, finally :-)

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to move up......50 day moving average line almost ready to converge/meet daily sp value, that's typically a trigger point for a move up, almost there :-)

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1204311646279290880

The Board understands that Murata's total supercapacitor sales are currently running at approximately A$14 million per annum. For the year ended 30 June 2019, CAP-XX reported revenue from continuing operations of approximately A$3.2 million (which includes royalties from its licence to Murata).
Murata's 2019 calendar sales are well diversified, with its supercapacitors being sold to over sixty customers. Approximately 60% of Murata's 2019 expected calendar sales are made into Europe, with approximately 30% and 10% of sales being made ino Asia and the USA respectively.

The Board believes that Murata's sales mix is complementary to that of CAP-XX, as the main market segments for both CAP-XX and Murata are IoT wireless sensors, automotive and smart meters.



In addition, the Board believes that once the Murata supercapacitor lines are installed in Sydney, there will be opportunities for CAP-XX to review the range of products that it offers.

http://www.idtechex.com/en/research-report/supercapacitors-applications-players-markets-2020-2040/661
the supercapacitor market is growing :-)

nope, it'll be a minimum 3p and like any business, investing in growth and multiple earnings with new products into a growing market will provide greater value ..hope that helps ;-)

3 Volt (3V) thin prismatic supercapacitor to be introduced to the market by the end of this year (2019) and the introduction of a new 'I' series in the first calendar quarter of 2020.

Over 12 months of planning in respect of the Acquisition has already been completed. This has involved a strong focus on acquisition integration and production line recommissioning, supported by Murata. CAP-XX and Murata both have experience in the relocation of production lines.

bold and what folk have been waiting for for some while...a great opportunity to jump ahead at a fraction of the investment previously required and secure multiple orders at greater profit into a growing market and CPX as we know have more products to come on line and hit the IOT market too along with the other knowns....finally a truly transformational rns :-)

http://www.idtechex.com/en/research-report/supercapacitors-applications-players-markets-2020-2040/661

Dramatic news. The supercapacitor market has bottomed out and is now into a sustained period of strong growth. Recent actions of three giant companies not usually associated with supercapacitors illustrate why. Tesla just bought supercapacitor number one Maxwell Technologies.

maxwell see a future in supercapacitors and as per previous posts the market is expected to grow, also importantly biger fish or those who want to be bigger fish consume their competitors...CPX are eating up their competitors and becoming a bigger fish :-)