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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Celoxica | CXA | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.20 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.20 |
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Posted at 19/12/2008 13:29 by maysun Congradulation to the lovely and well respected CXA management team!!!At long last the management has done something meaningful. For once they managed to achieve a goal they set out to achieve..........THE Did they hand out a guide line on how to save guard your certificates during the EGM? Your certificate was behind a £45m investment scheme, so take good care of them.Its worth as much as the paper its printed on. Minimum security percaution: Insure it with a reputable insuer and lock it away in a safe deposit box with well trained arm guards. Now the christmas party can begin.........what a good life!!!!.......LOL!! |
Posted at 30/9/2008 22:46 by maysun The problem with all these high tech companies are that they simply spending too much money on keeping a bunch of exceesively paid and over egolistic executives,sales persons and techies,compliments of stupid shareholders/investoAll these companies should pay their staff minimum wage plus a shares bonus if the company performs. If the companies are successful, they share the profits, otherwise, they share the losses if the company goes down the pan. If they think their product ideas are leading edge,their busienss accument is spot on, and they have the ability to successfully commercialise the product, why don't they also risk thier money where their believe is? The bottom line is they know deep down that they are not as good as they all pretend to be and their chances of success are slim, so they just live thier luxuries on shareholders expense while they can.......LOL!!! Will company like CXA become the next NNG, you guess is as good as mine......LOL!!! |
Posted at 24/9/2008 11:40 by hugepants Agree CXA doesnt look like an investment at this price. Clearspeed (CSD) looks far better value in this sector. Market cap is £7.2M versus net cash of £20M as at last results. Heavy buying by chairman Richard Farleigh. |
Posted at 19/10/2007 12:59 by hugepants Xilinx are a huge company. Market cap is $7.7billion. Takeover? This could be an escape route for CXA since they are surely going to need cash injections for the next year or so. |
Posted at 16/5/2007 12:04 by hugepants Some big trades going through at 5.25p which miles below the bid.I bought some of these a few weeks back at 8p which was the mid-price. The reasons were the recent fund-raising at double curent price at 16p and the recent statement on the share price movement which implies trading is on track (whatever that means!). I also think that with 40M of trading losses there has obviously been a massive amount of cash thrown at developing the technology. It is possible the markets CXA are targetting havent matured yet and hopefully worst case someone will buy the company. Also with 3M cash at beginning of this year and assuming 4M costs and 50% margins it isnt totally unrealistic this could be enough for profitability. eg. revenues 2007 = 4.5M, gross profit = 2.25M, Loss = 1.75M revenues 2008 = 6M, gross proft = 3M, Loss = 1M revenues 2009 = 8M, gross profit = 4M, Loss = sod all. OK that may be pie in the sky based on previous results. I dont want to take a total loss so the next results are key. Also a promised update on 24th May. |
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