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CPX Cap-xx Limited

0.325
-0.005 (-1.52%)
26 Jul 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Cap-xx Limited LSE:CPX London Ordinary Share AU0000XINAS1 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.005 -1.52% 0.325 79,116,922 15:26:44
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
0.32 0.33 0.33 0.315 0.33
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Electronic Capacitors AUD 3.63M AUD -5.56M AUD -0.0019 -1.68 9.6M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:29:34 O 135,885 0.3216 GBX

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26/7/202422:32cpx no censorship here, speak your mind.5,005
25/7/202410:56CAP-XX Supercapacitors - Power to the IoT7,645
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Posted at 26/7/2024 09:20 by Cap-xx Daily Update
Cap-xx Limited is listed in the Electronic Capacitors sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CPX. The last closing price for Cap-xx was 0.33p.
Cap-xx currently has 2,908,226,437 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Cap-xx is £9,306,325.
Cap-xx has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.68.
This morning CPX shares opened at 0.33p
Posted at 24/7/2024 14:52 by scrutable
The market has yet to understand and begin to anticipate and to price in the potential brought about by bringing in Lars Stegman as a CEO experienced in International Marketing. Great strength has been added by the more recent interest from a large investor in Prof Tom Cooley who nursed the large ITM electrolyser project in Sheffield through radical and successful changes in strategy, technology,and production for several years until stable ( but temporary) world leadership.

CP-XX, as a tiny local Australian company relying at first, on one considerable Japanese supplier, has always had inventive engineers but potential growth was based not on business, production or marketing skills, but on the ability to invent new niche applications for supercapacitors and hope that the existence of each would spread itself (by word-of-mouth?) It did not.

Three out of six distributors have since been appointed in the USA, but the three others cannot yet do justice to CPX products in the rest of the world. Enlisting the high calibre CAPCOMP Gmbh, already established in automotive, wind industry, and power storage applications throughout Europe gives direct access to the huge automotive industry, wind, power and IOT existing markets and probably EU funding.

A future Cap of £200m is not too fanciful for this without including the hundreds of applications ahead in IOT. That means realistic hope to see the share price return (X12) to the current level it exceeded for several years in the decade before 2021
Posted at 17/7/2024 11:37 by linz22
Couldn't agree more, which is why I'm in here now, and going nowhere any time soon.

Ten-bagger from here gives a market cap of some £120m, which looking at the big picture seems a credible possibility.

"Another 100 bagger.., 'even likely'..", would put the value of the company at over a £billion (not dollars), and a share price of around 40p, which would be life-changing for most at CPX now, but might seem a long way off from here...
Posted at 17/7/2024 11:17 by scrutable
Too much time is spent here repeating imprecations on leveraged actions, which are so much 'noise' and in the long run make no difference to Sp levels.

We should be far more concerned about the excitement of being shareholders in a rapidly self reforming company: CPX has successfully transferred a whole production line for a fiddling, tricky, minority product and know-how thousands of miles from Japan, (which had clearly failed to embed this minority technology), retained Japanese customers, transferred and trained skills on a continent, which has evolved industrially from scratch via sheep farming and heavy mining, and maintained world laadership in a tiny new sector of electronics. It has also exchanged its leader for one with more business savvy, and cemented in a growth stategy from which we are about to see a surprising acceleration.

CPX has previously mined minority segments of industry like medical and light gathering, but has done so coincident with the giant revolution overwhelming classical automotive. Cost effective power surges are needed in the exploding EV industry to unlock doors, drive windows, as well as in marine to provide better control of docking. CPX has found collaborating developers and distribution ready made in Central Europe ,in the most progressive centre of automotive transformation and is set to do very well.

I so hope that shareholders understand the potential and do not ook for a takeover when tenbagging when another 100 bagger is possibly, even likely. Cooley as the largestshareholder will probably be the one to holdthis under rated asset for the long term.
Posted at 16/7/2024 12:25 by scrutable
In all my 30 years of investing since retirement I have never seen such an opportunity. The share price has already x3 bagged in a month for me and CPX is still only capitalised at £11.5m - the value of just the medical applications.

In Feb 2022 CPX announced it had signed a Sourcing Agreement with Continental Automotive GmbH, a Tier 1 automotive supplier, to provide CAP-XX DMT220 prismatic supercaps for one new (car?) model. ... I had found no updates until today's RNS of a strategic technology partnership with SCHURTER "a world leading Swiss technology company and solutions innovator". By combining their extensive knowledge and capabilities, CAP-XX and SCHURTER aim to jointly develop innovative, competitive products and new application-specific solutions.

"SCHURTER manufactures and markets components for circuit protection, as well as connectors, switches, EMC, and HMI products" and thereby also adds to the new world wide distributor strength developing under the new CPX management. Australia is a very distant point from which to develop global markets.

I foresee enormous applications in automotive alone, but mobile phones as well,,as pointed out today with potential for more, much greater multi bagging and hope CPX will avoid takeout before it has reaped significant growth..
Posted at 02/7/2024 08:01 by 7rademark
I never usually respond or bite back with anyone but pws pretentious arrogance borders on narcissism. He usually attacks a stock after a heavy rise on good news as he's missed the move. His play is a claim that a deeply discounted placement is now being forward sold into the market. This works for him for two reasons. 1. Its often true as its a companies duty to raise funds at favorable prices. 2. Profit takers will bring down the share price and he hopes his posts will scare out any weaker holders left allowing him to buy in at the lowest price possible. If the share price goes up he disappears to his next target. If it goes down he continues his prosecution of the stock. If the company raise funds he posts "I did warn you".
Posted at 01/7/2024 14:20 by pwhite73
7 - "you can not simply claim that you were right weeks or months after the event."

I have absolutely no idea when a company is going to announce a placing. All I'm saying is do not be fooled into thinking share prices fall because of PI sellers or even on bad news. Just be aware at all times companies are forward selling discount placing shares and that is the main reason why AIM/small cap shares fall not traders selling up. If it were solely down to PI traders the share price would not move because all buys are matched by sells and vice versa.

The shares constantly drift down because at any given time MM are making available cheaper priced shares for PIs to buy. You buy thinking you've got a bargain and down it goes again. You top up thinking you've got an even better bargain and down it goes again.

All this talk about taking profits as a reason for the price fall is garbage.
Posted at 25/6/2024 12:59 by grahamwales
Have to agree if placing shares are pre sold this could keep the share price low even with loads of what seems to be buys. However I think supply and demand moves the share price either way according to what news companies put out. If Market makers need shares they will increase the bid if they have too many shares they will lower it. Bit like bookies at a race track lol. Longer term its what companies do financially as to whether the share price remains at a certain level.
Posted at 25/6/2024 11:25 by pwhite73
Another PI misconception is that profit taking causes an AIM share price to fall. It doesn't.If you purchase a share at 1p and sell it for 3p that's because somebody wants your shares for 3p. Why should this mutual exchange cause a share price to fall? The shares fall because the MM have millions of placing shares to sell at 1.5p so they pull the price down to make it look as if your profit taking sells has caused the price to drop when in fact they are unconnected.
Posted at 25/6/2024 10:05 by 7rademark
No your scare mongering for your own gain. You do the same thing all of the time. Your a disgrace as you do not explain that often placings are a good thing especially when the company has won a contract or needs the cash to progress its product line.Explain please why you came on here whilst the share price was in the .15p to .17p range and announced there was an imminent placing in progress at .10p and then disappeared when the share price went to treble your placing price within hours. Pity the sellers who listened to you.
Posted at 25/6/2024 09:59 by pwhite73
I don't hang around on CPX whether I'm right or wrong. I'm just explaining to you how the system works and why shares can be up one moment and down the next. Given the supply and demand theory how is it possible that buys can outnumber sells by a factor of 2 to 1 and a share price is still be down. You are right I beat the same drum on many stocks because forward sold placings is the reason why some 95% of stocks fall. For every sell there is a buy or vice versa so everything evens itself out but flooding the market with cheaper priced shares causes the price to fall.
Cap-xx share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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