CAP-XX Share Price (CPX)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Cap-xx	LSE:CPX	London	Ordinary Share	AU0000XINAS1	ORD NPV

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-0.25p	-1.87%	13.125p	13.00p	13.25p	13.375p	12.50p	13.375p	1,920,924	14:58:43

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Electronic & Electrical Equipment	2.8	-0.7	-0.3	-	39.11

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
15/8/2017	08:48	ALNC	CAP-XX Receives "Single Largest Order" For Thinline Supercapactiors
15/8/2017	07:26	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
15/8/2017	07:00	UKREG	CAP-XX Limited First high-volume order for Thinline
29/6/2017	08:22	UKREG	CAP-XX Limited Issue of Shares and Director/PDMR Shareholdings
07/6/2017	08:28	ALNC	CAP-XX Expects Revenue Fall Due To Delayed Licence Opportunities
07/6/2017	07:00	UKREG	CAP-XX Limited Trading update for year ending 30 June 2017
25/5/2017	08:51	UKREG	CAP-XX Limited Extension of option term and Director/PDMR dealing
19/4/2017	08:47	UKREG	CAP-XX Limited Holding(s) in Company
20/3/2017	10:00	ALNC	CAP-XX Stock Drops As Supplier Issues Lead To Lower Half-Year Revenue
20/3/2017	07:00	UKREG	CAP-XX Limited Interim Results

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20/8/2017 09:20	CAP-XX Daily Update: Cap-xx is listed in the Electronic & Electrical Equipment sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CPX. The last closing price for CAP-XX was 13.38p. Cap-xx has a 4 week average price of 8p and a 12 week average price of 5.83p. The 1 year high share price is 13.75p while the 1 year low share price is currently 4.10p. There are currently 298,006,055 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 7,775,824 shares. The market capitalisation of Cap-xx is £39,113,294.72. Read Full Thread Reply
15/8/2017 10:34	pugg1ey: remember bobbie posting a few days ago and monkey posting it on the other BB bobbie121 11 Aug '17 - 23:13 - 407 of 426 2 0 I think people here need to look at what has happened so far , everything that has been produced so far by CPX has not been fit for purpose. The truckstart test which dragged on for ever eventually was altered and made by cheaper materials for half the price and yet still has not been put into production. Maxwell in America have already put their truckstart into over 6000 vehicles using an ultracapacitor, it should also be noted that their share price has not altered in the last 12 months. We have also produced the thinnest super capacitor at 6 mm but was not functional for anything that was required so we produced a 4mm ultra thin Supercap which has still not been used in any device and the industry is talking about a 2 mm supercap. Kongats spoke two months ago about something happening in the next two quarters not the next two months and he said all their efforts were concentrated on the wearable sector. What if we finally produce something as successful as the fitbug won't that be a disaster. Maybe we should wait until we find out what device our unit will be used in and whether we think it will be a success or not then purchase the shares Looks like the 0.4mm is fit for purpose mate:-))))) Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/8/2017 10:09	loobrush: This is just the start of an avalanche of orders that will be coming CAP-X's way in the coming months including some very big ones for their Truckstart units and multiple unit orders for the IOT things etc..Also a strong possibe they will start using the supercapacitors in electric vehicles. Once they reach breakeven profits will grow massively as the turnover increases most of that will be profit as nearly all their range of products are licensed out for manufacture and they recive annual licence fees and royalties. A great share to be in now as multiple deals are done. I can see the share price double todays in a few weeks time as investors look into CPX and realise the huge potential of these supercapacitors. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
12/8/2017 12:07	monkeywench1: From the other thread. I think people here need to look at what has happened so far , everything that has been produced so far by CPX has not been fit for purpose. The truckstart test which dragged on for ever eventually was altered and made by cheaper materials for half the price and yet still has not been put into production. Maxwell in America have already put their truckstart into over 6000 vehicles using an ultracapacitor, it should also be noted that their share price has not altered in the last 12 months. We have also produced the thinnest super capacitor at 6 mm but was not functional for anything that was required so we produced a 4mm ultra thin Supercap which has still not been used in any device and the industry is talking about a 2 mm supercap. Kongats spoke two months ago about something happening in the next two quarters not the next two months and he said all their efforts were concentrated on the wearable sector. What if we finally produce something as successful as the fitbug won't that be a disaster. Maybe we should wait until we find out what device our unit will be used in and whether we think it will be a success or not then purchase the shares Read Full Thread Follow Reply
11/8/2017 23:13	bobbie121: I think people here need to look at what has happened so far , everything that has been produced so far by CPX has not been fit for purpose. The truckstart test which dragged on for ever eventually was altered and made by cheaper materials for half the price and yet still has not been put into production. Maxwell in America have already put their truckstart into over 6000 vehicles using an ultracapacitor, it should also be noted that their share price has not altered in the last 12 months. We have also produced the thinnest super capacitor at 6 mm but was not functional for anything that was required so we produced a 4mm ultra thin Supercap which has still not been used in any device and the industry is talking about a 2 mm supercap. Kongats spoke two months ago about something happening in the next two quarters not the next two months and he said all their efforts were concentrated on the wearable sector. What if we finally produce something as successful as the fitbug won't that be a disaster. Maybe we should wait until we find out what device our unit will be used in and whether we think it will be a success or not then purchase the shares Read Full Thread Follow Reply
07/7/2017 11:57	greek islander: With the CEO on a formal visit on Tuesday coupled with the share price surge today, I wonder if some big news is imminent? We have certainly been waiting for it - overdue! One senses that a big sudden rise in the share price is due. News of a contract gain would be extremely welcome. This stock is looking very solid and one would not be at all surprised to see it double from here. Just down to newsflow. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
30/6/2017 18:23	bomber13: Will history repeat itself ? You may recall that there was a fairly major incentive scheme announced in December 2015 , whereby 5 year options over 20m shares were introduced at an exercise price of 5p per share , and split 10m share options to the top 3 directors ( 6m to the CEO ) , and 10m to various employees . At the time , this represented a whopping additional 7% to the issued capital , but , to give the board their due , the share price at the time was only around 2.5p . However , in the subsequent 6 months , during which the AVX deal was announced , the Murata battery deal was announced , and various bullish pronouncements were made on automotive , thin line , IOT etc , the high / low of the share price was 6p / 2.5p . Scroll forward to now , and at the end of May the board announced that it was extending the terms of its 2013 option scheme , which cover 3m shares at an exercise price of 8.5p , and split between the top 5 people , so that the expiry date has been moved to 9th April , 2018 , rather than 9th October , 2017 . The reason given was so that holders can exercise their options outside of pre-determined closed periods due to the financial reporting timetable . Given CAP-XX is no different to any other PLC whose closed periods happen twice a year around the interims and the finals , this is an interesting reason . Whatever one may think , it is no bad thing that the board feels the share price is presumably worth a good deal more than 8.5p in the medium term and that the directors/senior employees interests are totally aligned to shareholders in that respect . Moreover , in the recent trading update in early June , which explained why there had been some slippage in terms of the timing of new licence agreements , the board expressed themselves as being very confident of crystalising further deals IN COMING MONTHS . So the thought has to be - if the first option deal preempted a strong upward move in the share price , will the second one not do likewise ? And , if you wanted to be thoroughly conspiratorial , Murata’s acquisition of the Sony battery business completes in early September just ahead of Apple’s IPhone 8 launch , and the Samsung S9 launch is scheduled for March 2018 ? Both smartphones are supposedly adopting different batteries with either wireless charging and/or supercap technology , and both launches now fall within the parameters of the newly extended option package ! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
23/6/2017 14:15	edjge2: Google share price for CPX is nonsense Https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=cap-xx+share+price&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b&gfe_rd=cr&ei=t_lMWe_pJ9TO8ged74vwDg presumably not the only one! Blue finish here for a change? Any place for live prices for these? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/2/2017 14:47	greek islander: The share price is of little concern to me at the moment as after the huge recent surge we seem to have settled down and just awaiting more news which could be imminent. In the meantime any comments will be mere conjecture. Little has changed over the last couple of weeks though some PIs will inevitably be getting frustrated at the behaviour of the share price. You just cannot expect it to rise ad infinitum without any further news feed. Just be patient, it may stick like this for weeks but when that news comes through and if it is of any consequence one might expect the share price to double again from here. Now is the opportune moment to top up. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
14/1/2016 19:25	yorgi: I know the article is not new and a lot who hold CPX will have already seen it but I thought worth posting again as a reminder and for anyone new looking at CPX : SMALL CAP IDEAS: CAP-XX's tiny super-capacitors should be no laughing matter once the technology takes-off By IAN LYALL, PROACTIVE INVESTORS, FOR THIS IS MONEY PUBLISHED: 13:59, 14 September 2015 \| UPDATED: 13:59, 14 September 2015 The surge in the share price of technology firm CAP-XX over the past six months has been nothing short of spectacular. Investors lucky enough to get in at March’s £2.5million fund-raising, priced at 1p a share, are sitting on a near 600 per cent paper profit. Those who exited at 8p have done even better. However, there is an argument the current price of 7p a share is merely a staging post to a valuation way in excess of the current market cap of £19million. Certainly, if orders materialise from 20 or so automotive companies it is working with, or the integration of its tiny super-capacitors into machine-to-machine technology takes off, then the current share price will seem laughable. Driving forward: CAP-XX's specialism is in super-capacitors – from the wafer thin, to those large enough to help power a high performance sports car. Driving forward: CAP-XX's specialism is in super-capacitors – from the wafer thin, to those large enough to help power a high performance sports car. Listed on the AIM here in London, CAP-XX is an Aussie headquartered firm that is tapping into some potentially huge global markets. Its specialism is (as mentioned earlier) super-capacitors – from the wafer thin, to those large enough to help power a high performance sports car. In layman’s terms, super-capacitors bridge power gaps. They store electricity very efficiently, so it is there when it is needed. Importantly, they are able to supply the current in sharp, very powerful bursts. Chief executive Anthony Kongats says CAP-XX’s technology is ‘disruptive’ on a number of levels Its Thinline product is the lightest, thinnest super-capacitor on the market and is ideal for electronic devices such as mobile phones, tablets and laptops where space is at a premium. The ability to extend battery life is an added bonus that will no doubt be seized on by the consumer electronics industry. However, the Internet of Things, where machines communicate via wireless, could be transformed by devices such as CAP-XX’s. Its larger units, used in cars and for jump starting trucks, offer customers 'more punch for their dollar' by being smaller, but more powerful than the other products on the market. Very little of this latent potential was apparent in the last set of results – the prelims – which were nevertheless revelatory on a number of other levels. They showed the company’s gross margins, on sales of A$4.4million, had more than doubled to 30.6 per cent in the space of the year as CAP-XX became more efficient. They also told us the royalties from Japan’s Murata Manufacturing, which uses the technology in a number of electronic devices, were on a sharp upward curve. CAP-XX AT A GLANCE AIM ticker: CPX Value: £19million Share price: 7.1p Year high: 8.71p Low: 0.75p Notable also was the amount spent on research and development, which at A$2.6mln, was 60 per cent of revenues. Boss Kongats makes no apologies for the amount invested back into products. What he is selling is not another ‘me-too’ super-capacitor, but the best in class product, be that at the micro-end of the market, or larger units. 'We need to keep ahead of the competition,' he told Proactive Investors. 'If we cut back then we won’t be huge or a success. We believe there will be large growth in a number of markets we address that justifies the level of R&D 'We have to have something unique to sell.' Neither is this a single-shot-on-goal company. It is currently active in areas or developing products for car keys, electronic locks, smart metering and building controls. Add to that list: smart credit cards, electronic shelf labels, medical and fitness devices and asset tracking. Tiny product: Its Thinline product is the lightest, thinnest super-capacitor on the market and is ideal for electronic devices such as mobile phones, tablets and laptops where space is at a premium Tiny product: Its Thinline product is the lightest, thinnest super-capacitor on the market and is ideal for electronic devices such as mobile phones, tablets and laptops where space is at a premium Each, in and of itself, is a multi-million pound market. 'We are selling the shovels here to the gold miners,' CAP-XX boss said. 'I don’t know which application is going to take-off in the medical market for instance, but what I know is they are going to have a better product using CAP-XX.' Among the high profile products on the market is a next-generation insulin pump that uses its super-capacitors – and provides an entre to the wider medical devices arena. CAP-XX has a twin-track approach to commercialising its Intellectual property. The larger opportunities in consumer electronics, mobile telephony and the automotive sector, it will joint venture or license out. But where the market is smaller, the company will oversee the manufacturing of the product, while maintaining control of the technology at the core. The plan ultimately is to be for advanced power what Intel is to the computer central processor – the default technology. Currently CAP-XX’s Thinline product is under evaluation with more than 20 different companies involved in developing machines that talk to one another – part of the so-called Internet of Things. A further twenty-odd automotive businesses are interested in the technology – some of these collaborations are close to throwing up licensing opportunities. These and the deal with a tier-1 vehicle components maker to commercialise the truckStart product (it does as the name suggests), should tell investors the next six to 12 months will provide many more catalysts for share price growth. 'What’s held us back in the past is we have been waiting for the technology convergence to happen,' said CEO Kongats. 'We’ve had our technology ready, but others haven’t. That’s all changed and it is having a profound effect on our prospects.' http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-3233901/SMALL-CAP-IDEAS-CAP-XX-s-tiny-super-capacitors-no-laughing-matter-technology-takes-off.html#ixzz3rCKS1C2o Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/9/2015 15:45	tees maar khan: Just imagine where CPX share price will be once news is announced.Zak Mir's 10p target price seems a bit conservative IMO TMK Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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