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When's ya tr1 Andy 😉😂

Morning all.

We will prob move on up again shortly

Avo rallies

If this buyer continues I predict a tr1 sometimes in 2090😉

The mms should just lift the bid already to to induce some sells to facilitate the buyes

9 now. Someone's building a nice free position 😂😂

It should indeed.

All going well the cash position should be higher still on the back of news due.

Could be a pivitol several months coming up for the company.

Been 6 of the one trades now. Who was saying about 6 piece's of news.😉😉

So the cash in bank has nearly doubled as we head into 2026.

Looking good

That's the 1.75mill in the coffers

Not happy somebody is collecting shares free of charge today 😂

Bones are we going blue in 2?

Or several mins. 😁😉

Was just taking the Mickey on the back of three single share trades yesterday avo.

I have seen all the post on the TG group. 😁

More of it should be posted on here.

Like the bit where Dennis say this sector is going to be 'Hot in 2026'

The fact that the market had this at 0.38p mid august have have reduced the value on the back of all the positive RNs since tells me this is down here for bigger investors than us lot. The picture being painted here seems to just keep expanding.

Would not suprise me to see the mms walk this up to low 30s n back down again to this range to facilitate serious buyers on the back of the current activity over in the USA.

Can't envisage the big boys not being looked after.

Hello frogger.

015 alone has a $15 million (£11.1mill) carrot being dangled infront of it.

Svns Currently £17mill valuation.

Said it many a times this should be over 0.5p several weeks ago.

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Merry Xmas all

Dv it could well be the mms have done a sterling job freeing people of Thier shares at the 0.25p for more serious holders.

Imagine having sold at these prices.

Hold all year long into 2026 and beyond 💪💪

For 🚀🚀🚀🚀

Happy too hold these for gold.

They can't all be wrong can they???

At £13mil value sooo much room to grow.

Key Examples of CAP-XX Design-In Projects:

Smart Meter Sector (South Africa): A successful design-in led to a contract for supplying supercapacitors for gas and electricity meters, highlighting demand for reliable backup power in utility devices.

Global Semiconductor Manufacturer: A strategic win for integrating CAP-XX components into semiconductor manufacturing systems, expanding their industrial footprint.

Consumer Electronics: A new headphone platform launch scheduled for late 2025 resulted from a design win, showing the need for compact energy storage in modern gadgets.

Collaboration with SCHURTER: Progressing from initial shipments to a pipeline of opportunities in industrial and medical electronics, demonstrating joint market penetration.

What it means for CAP-XX:

Revenue Growth: Design wins translate into committed orders and sustained revenue streams, as seen with the smart meter contract.

Market Expansion: It proves their technology's value in diverse, high-growth sectors (industrial, automotive, wearables).

Technology Validation: It confirms their supercapacitors' performance, especially their high power density and compact size, says AJ Bell, UK Investor Magazine.

Pathway to Profitability: Accelerating these design wins is a core strategy for CAP-XX to achieve profitability, according to AJ Bell and Shares Magazine.

Electricity theft.

Meant to post this on my last post.

How much will it cost?

The smart meter rollout comes at a time when Eskom is under severe financial pressure.

Municipalities collectively owe the utility more than R100 billion, while customers owe municipalities more than R400 billion.

Eskom’s chief financial officer, Caleb Cassim, recently cautioned that municipal debt to the utility could surpass R300 billion within the next five years if the situation doesn’t improve.

Electricity theft remains a major contributor to these financial problems. In the 2024/25 financial year alone, Eskom recorded R7.1 billion in losses due to theft and other non-technical energy losses.

The rollout of smart meters is also part of a broader government strategy to address municipal financial instability. The National Treasury is implementing a $113 million (around R2 billion) programme over three years to support municipalities in tightening revenue collection and improving accountability.

Last year, 67,000 smart meters were installed across 18 municipalities. According to Treasury, areas such as Sol Plaatjie and Bela Bela saw better payment rates to Eskom after the rollout. These municipalities were then able to benefit from a one-third debt write-off as part of an incentive for improved financial performance