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I'd love to see the invoice for all the materials that Cap-xx have pre-bought.

Do you think Ionic would be on that?

Ok, Ok I'm going to stop now...........

If that is right I might have to change my name from "VirtuallyRich" to "FabulouslyRich".........Lol.

Oh I do hope so Parkez.....and thanks for pasting that!

Vanilla..."I wouldn't expect anything from ionic they can't raise any money so I doubt anything is near to commercialisation."

I think you're missing the point....Ionic were never going to make capacitors, no more than Schurter are, that's Cap-XX's job.

Their purpose was to develop graphene electrode tech and commercialise it with Cap-XX, that process of development has now been proven and completed and maybe just maybe that tech will be in the new surface mounted supercaps but we don't know.

Yes Vanilla but it's what we are not being told that interests me.

Lars stated he didn't want to discuss too much about development incase it jeopardised the patents.

We're all here for different reasons!!!

May be Schurter haven't quite finish their appraisal yet and need a little more time.

Starting to feel like a conspiracy theory now but Schurter wanted in on Cap-XX for their development association with Monash too. You don't think that wasn't a consideration do you, having a world leading university in graphene technology doing your research for you.

From MM99 ......"The EGM for Ionic that was scheduled for today has been adjourned until November 24th."

Convenient, that's just 4 days before our AGM.

Good question!

Read it all, particularly the last paragraph......Now do you see what I'm getting at?

Ionic Supercapacitors – Unparalleled Energy Density

While those in the supercapacitor industry acknowledge that graphene materials are the future of advanced supercapacitor technology… Ionic is the first to develop graphene-based supercapacitors with performance specifications that will disrupt global supercapacitor markets with smaller, more powerful energy storage solutions and deliver longer life spans for batteries.

Comparison device

F/cm3

Current state of the art (activated carbon) ~60

Ionic’s Graphene Supercapacitor 115-150

Supported and Validated

Technology developed over the past 8 years with Monash University, a world leader in the development of graphene materials for advanced technology applications.

Supported by 3 successive tranches of Australian government funding.

Technology further validated through Ionic’s joint venture with advanced supercapacitor company Cap-XX (LON:CPX) to bring Ionic’s graphene electrodes to supercapacitor markets.

Yeah but is the new SMT supercap using Graphene technology too?

I'm becoming more and more convinced that this is what a lot of the excitement is about at Cap-xx as originally highlighted by Vanilla last week.

Https://scitechdaily.com/new-graphene-tech-powers-supercapacitors-to-rival-traditional-batteries/

I've read it over and over and can now see a lot of pieces falling into line, there's even a connection to the recent inclusion of aeronautic applications when you realise the research was supported by the Australian Research Council and the US Air Force Office of Sponsored Research.

"Dr Phillip Aitchison, CTO of Monash University spinout Ionic Industries, and a co-author of the study, said the technology is now being commercialized.

“Ionic Industries was established to commercialize innovations such as these, and we are now making commercial quantities of these graphene materials,” said Dr Aitchison.

“We’re working with energy storage partners to bring this breakthrough to market-led applications – where both high energy and fast power delivery are essential.”

This was only published last week on the 12th Nov and yet Ionic notified on the 28th Oct that they would be holding a EAGM at 10.00am Monday 17th Nov to discuss Voluntary Liquidation and Appointment of Liquidators.

So what is going on...........is the company being wound up to facilitate certain benefits to the development team at the university ie, future royalties.

Cap-xx is in this too to a degree, as development partners,but to what extent is not entirely known however this could be huge for them.......Any thoughts?

If Ionic shareholders vote for insolvency would Cap-xx be interested, as former development partners, in acquiring Ionic's IP and related tech solely and work with the universities to develope it in future?

It would appear that Ionic have an EAGM taking place 10.00am Monday Australian time to discuss liquidation......

https://ionicindustries.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Notice-of-Meeting-2.pdf

I agree with much of what you are saying Newcastle but there is stuff going on in the background which isn't being reported to us every time they make a sale.

Look at this for example from the Year end and AGM RNS......."Strong deal flow and commercial traction are now translating into a robust start to FY26, with momentum accelerating in Q1 trading."

You have to either believe it or not.

Out of interest for those not accustomed to the use of charts, we have done 2 pull backs of 30% and now 1 of 50% since April this year.

Now that may not be perceived as a good thing but strangely it is......It's survived and as such will become stronger.

I too would like to see some massive gains on my investment but the 2 steps forward and 1 backward approach has achieved a 100% increase since April don't forget.

Yep that's right, it's called a 50% retracement and is pretty standard on any charting layout, you just don't know it.

Will we be hearing from you when the price recovers then?

Cap-xx is not so much the jam but a tin of John West salmon that's tucked away in the corner facing the wrong way for year upon year......

Ahhh, I see you remember the endless "Jam tomorrow" posts of times past, Open.

Somehow it is comforting to be in familiar territory!

Wyn..

I have the daily 0.618 support level at 0.2495p but that of course is the sell price.

My last buy was 0.273p, rightly or wrongly, just before close yesterday........It will all come out in the wash.

Daniel Holliday on Linkedin says......

"Thanks Graham and Lars, super helpful to catch up and dig into some of the detail. Exciting times ahead."

So there you go people, exciting times ahead........