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Oxaco | LSE:OXA | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B29YYY86 | ORD 0.01P |
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24/1/2014 08:06 | multibagger:> Agreed. RealLy a no news story and to me confirms their possible lack of marketing skill. A change of adhesive is a very major risk for commercial customers without multi year testing. Unless I am not reading correctly the availabily of an in house kit for potential users should have been there from day 1 rather than now. | pugugly | |
24/1/2014 07:34 | Well it'll either take off or it won't but this should speed up the process | count chris | |
24/1/2014 07:18 | Not promising it appears :( after trying to market it themselves, now they are asking customers to try it out. Attractive technology but OXA appears to be clearly struggling with gaining acceptance in the market - yet another example of fine technology being unable to bridge the commercialisation gap like so many other disruptive tech vendors. TIDMOXA Oxford Advanced Surfaces Group PLC 24 January 2014 OXFORD ADVANCED SURFACES GROUP PLC (AIM: OXA) OAS launches Onto(TM) Development Pack for customer testing Oxford Advanced Surfaces Group (OAS), the AIM listed technology developer targeting engineered materials and surface modification applications in multiple markets including automotive, aerospace, communications and renewable energy, announces that it is launching an Onto(TM) development pack to allow customers to test OAS products in their own labs. The first development pack, for the Onto(TM) EP1000 range of products, is targeted at adhesion promotion of polyurethane and epoxy coatings to historically difficult-to-bond-to materials including engineering polymers, high performance (speciality) plastics and thermoplastic composites. In many high performance products engineering and speciality plastics are increasingly being utilised as replacements for metals because they provide favourable properties including weight, flexibility and chemical resistance. However, their excellent solvent and heat resistance also makes them extremely difficult to bond. For many high-end products, delamination can be catastrophic so that adhesion promotion of these materials becomes paramount. Onto(TM) provides a solution to this problem by providing a chemically reactive surface on the material and allows manufacturers to continue to utilise existing coatings and paints. Importantly, Onto(TM) treatments do not require the use of harsh or environmentally unfriendly solvents. The development packs will enable customers to quickly assess the system in their own labs and help shorten the time between assessment, pilot trial and the supply of a commercial product by OAS. The development packs will be available before the end of February. Philip Spinks, CEO, commented: "We are delighted to be able to offer our technology in a simple to use development pack and we hope this will speed the adoption of Onto(TM) into a number of potential markets." Sarah Vickers, Product Manager, commented: "The availability of a Development Pack helps us to short-cut the development cycle with potential customers and will demonstrate the ability of Onto(TM) to have a real impact in the advanced and reinforced plastics markets." 24 January 2014 Enquiries: Oxford Advances Surfaces Group Plc www.oxfordsurfaces.c Philip Spinks, Chief Executive Officer T: 01865 854 807 W H Ireland Limited www.wh-ireland.co.uk John Wakefield T: 0117 945 3471 Editors' Note Oxford Advanced Surfaces Group (OAS) is the AIM listed technology developer targeting engineered materials and surface modification applications in multiple markets including automotive, aerospace, communications and renewable energy. Our proprietary Onto(TM) highly reactive chemistry provides manufacturers with versatile technology solutions in surface functionalisation and adhesion promotion of coatings, inks and adhesives to difficult-to-bond substrates. Onto(TM) can be integrated into customer manufacturing lines for use in a wide range of surface modification applications for high-performance plastics, low surface energy polymers and composites. Onto(TM) technology creates permanent bonding to surfaces through the use of highly reactive carbene chemistry. Carbenes can react with almost anything, even difficult-to-bond materials with limited or no functionality such as polyethylene, making Onto(TM) a diverse surface modification technology for a wide range of materials. Onto(TM) is processed from solution using typical wet process techniques and can be integrated into customer manufacturing facilities. The chemistry is flexible and can be manipulated to provide a variety of properties to a surface, giving it scope for use in a broad range of applications and markets. At OAS, we have the expertise, know-how and facilities to design and synthesise Onto(TM) materials and formulations that provide functional surface treatments to meet specific performance and processing requirements. We work closely with customers to design bespoke formulations to meet performance requirements for specific material systems. We welcome any enquiries regarding the surface functionalisation and adhesion promotion of high performance plastics and composites. This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END | multibagger | |
06/1/2014 15:52 | Despite efforts, I couldnt really see any real route to commercial success for OXA that would deliver cash flows in required timeframes at these prices though, the risk reward profile isnt so bad | the_doctor | |
06/1/2014 14:55 | Some 5 times average daily volume so far today and mainly sells - Does anyone know if there is a SELL recommendation out there and if so from whom ? or is is just New Year rubbish clear-out ? | pugugly | |
30/10/2013 15:02 | Hi Pug Like you, I'm still keeping an eye on OXA....... Personally, I don't know whether to laugh or cry at that latest RNS. If I was on OXA's Board and the 'chief bean counter' became the CEO as the 'natural successor' I think that I would walk taking into account the critical technological focus of the business. I couldn't imagine something like this happening at a hungry cutting-edge IT company. Maybe that's why Mike Edwards the S&M Director left last month? More importantly, how does OXA think such changes will go down with potential customers - THE most important reason for making BOD changes. I presume that these new appointments are meant to 'strengthen' OXA's expertise and therefore ability to deliver..........or have the remaining deck chairs on the 'proverbial ship' just been reshuffled? We'll no doubt soon see. | vasilis | |
30/10/2013 14:14 | More Board changes, but no fresh blood which is disappointing. Imo the company needs new dynamic blood in the person of a Director of Technical Sales with deep technical knowledge of the use of adhesives in the target industries and also high level negotiating skills. Fyi I do not hold and am still very much on the side until there is some commercial traction apparent. | pugugly | |
24/10/2013 17:27 | From 25 April 2013 ORA Capital Partners Limited ("ORA" or the "Company" or the "Group") Results for the year ended 31 January 2013: Oxford Advanced Surfaces Group Plc (OAS) is an AIM listed company that develops and commercialises advanced materials and technology solutions using its patented VISARC nanoparticle and Onto reactive chemistry surface modification technologies. The VISARCTM antireflective coating (ARC) technology has several applications including display screens, solar cells and ophthalmic lenses for eyewear. OAS's initial focus is the displays market which has been an early adopter of ARCs for large area TV's, PC display monitors, tablets and phones. These are all being introduced to the consumer and industrial display markets with anti-reflection coatings being used as a key differentiator and value-add. Existing market leading technologies have demonstrated a performance of 1.0% reflection wheras similar ARC coatings using the VISARCTM technology has shown that reflection can be reduced to 0.3% whilst maintaining other performance properties. During 2012, OAS signed its first ARC joint development agreement which is on-going. In addition, the company has now synthesised nanoparticles with different functionalities to match substrate and formulation / binder systems covering glass and polymer substrates and which have been supplied to customers for evaluation in their formulations and coatings. OAS has also continued to develop the key technologies within OntoTM, which is a highly reactive chemistry proprietary to OAS. The company is currently focussing attention on the OntoXL cross-linking technology which delivers both surface functionalisation and inter-layer adhesion. This has been evaluated with a broad range of coatings (inks, polyvinyl polymers) and substrates (PET, PE, PTFE, PC, etc.). Improved performance has been demonstrated against industry standard tests with data packages collected and marketed across multiple industries. The 2013 priority for this Onto technology is around marketing and commercialisation of the new demonstrated performance capability proven in 2012.OAS held cash balances of £4.3 million at 31 December 2012. ORA's holding in OAS at 31 January 2013 was 25.3 per cent. | rrr | |
24/10/2013 08:06 | Anyone have an idea when the next news is due here? | dannyb2012 | |
06/10/2013 21:21 | Horray!... Who's Michael Walters? | count chris | |
06/10/2013 20:24 | Don't worry holders. Michael Walters tipped this so you're in safe hands. LOL. | gwr7 | |
24/9/2013 15:55 | Vasills:> Thank you very much for your insight. Your experience of reading the "sacred entrails" of the rns is much appreciated and confirms my doubts about the apparent failure of the company to gain traction. Whether this is a failure of management (they can however be replaced) or a failure of the science to transfer to commercial usage from the laboratory it cannot tell. If the latter I fully agree with your concerns. | pugugly | |
24/9/2013 11:04 | Pug I also sold out some time ago but have followed the company looking to see if a better opportunity to buy may arise. However, the RNS dated 20 September leaves a lot to be desired in my view. Not only is no explanation given for the S&M Director leaving so abruptly, but the Board is 'sorry' to see him go. From experience, if there's a bust-up of some kind the words are usually about a director leaving 'by mutual consent'. For a Board to be 'sorry' smacks to me of the S&M director leaving having made up his mind about future prospects about his current position, and may or may not have lined up something else in the not too distant future. Either way, when the guy in charge of bringing in the bacon walks as outlined in the RNS it's not a good sign in my opinion and though I am a non-holder, I am genuinely concerned for the company. | vasilis | |
24/9/2013 09:31 | No clarification yet so drift down continues. Any guesses where it will stop - or could it be terminal until it is below cash ? | pugugly | |
20/9/2013 08:17 | Night of the long knives - Directors departing -(or been departed). Cash burn should reduce but the departure of the sales and marketing director suggests to me that there may have been a fundamental disagreement as to how to obtain commercial uptake of the products. It will (imo) be critical to shareholders as to how the business is driven forward in the near/medium future. Waiting on the sidelines for clarification. | pugugly | |
13/9/2013 21:17 | I know RHPS tipped it I don't know what their stance is now - they may have gone sell although I think their update used to be Thursday night | count chris | |
13/9/2013 21:15 | It's a shame at one point I thought they were close to being used on specs. I think these go in the bottom draw. Keep my fingers crossed and hope they come good in years to come. | count chris | |
12/9/2013 16:44 | CC:> Thanks - Suggests it maybe stale holders who are giving up after tehe"putting on ice" of the anti-reflective coatings - I wonder where it will settle having lost one of the wheels. | pugugly | |
12/9/2013 12:54 | Nothing on t1ps or Investors Chronicle | count chris | |
12/9/2013 10:21 | Fair bit of selling activity today (according to advfn system) Anyone know if there has been a SELL RECOMMENDATION or just stale bulls bailing out ?? | pugugly | |
29/8/2013 11:03 | GWR7:. Thanks for the info re Mr Walters - Ditto re your exit comment. Now they have mothballed reflective coatings I can see this continuing to drop and potentailly break down through the year low. Will continue to watch but having got out NOT about to jump back into the fire. !! | pugugly | |
29/8/2013 09:53 | Looking back through the posts I see it was tipped by mr walters. Thanks for the exit mike. cyberbub 20 Aug'13 - 07:53 - 416 of 436 Interims are irrelevant for a pre-commercial company. LOL Boystown 26 Aug'13 - 21:51 - 428 of 436 IMO this is just one of those stocks that is impossible to try and value in any way. If they can get their technology working to the extent whereby it becomes a must-have accessory for anyone wanting to be able to read mobiles, laptops, tablets, TVs and any other screens in environments where there is harsh reflected light, then it would be the biggest multi-bagger since Microsoft - so you just HAVE to own a few! LOL | gwr7 | |
28/8/2013 14:04 | GWR7:> No idea - All I know is that i took advantage of the rise to bail out. Looking at the accounts again I would appreciate the views of those who have been following for a long time on whether the IP should now be valued at some £10.5 million Cash only amounts to 1.75p approx per share - Personally I am very uncertain without any apparent contracts - OK given a substantial contract we could see a significant upside re-rating but without one soon (say within 6 months I could see this drifiting down very significantly - From memory (please correct me if I am wrong - ORA bought in at approx 5.5p) | pugugly | |
28/8/2013 13:10 | hmm, I wonder who is behind the pump and dump? | gwr7 |
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