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Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Ilika	LSE:IKA	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B608Z994	ORD 1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+1.00p	+2.78%	37.00p	36.00p	38.00p	38.00p	35.50p	36.50p	226,479	13:32:46

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Alternative Energy	2.1	-3.3	-3.7	-	37.27

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18/2/2019 10:35	Was this tipped somewhere over the weekend?	pugugly	Read Full Thread Reply
15/2/2019 18:03	They have already raised £5m not so long ago so that’s unlikely. Subtle de-ramp? ;)	elliefant	Read Full Thread Reply
14/2/2019 16:21	If the directors are alert they should try to do a placing asap imo.	horneblower	Read Full Thread Reply
14/2/2019 15:34	It doesn't say commercial sales it says product launch. I can't see a placing until H2. I think the shares are just being pumped by a broadsheet and the speculators have arrived. Share price has always been volatile. Unless a license agreement is signed in H1 the shares will fall back to lows especially with a placing arriving in H2. IMO	rogk	Read Full Thread Reply
13/2/2019 17:07	Yes, back-thinning of the wafer is bog-standard in semiconductor foundries, so I regard the 3x increase in volumetric power density as a bit of PR nonsense. They probably always knew they could/would do this or have been doing it and just put out the announcement now. I think it's the commencement of commercial sales in Q2 that more caught my eye.	pawdaw	Read Full Thread Reply
13/2/2019 10:36	Buys going thru as sells.	petewy	Read Full Thread Reply
13/2/2019 09:06	They have had, pretty much, this technology for four years and, as far as I know, have not been able to increase the power output during that time. They have proved that they can produce an efficient, solid state, Li-ion battery but have not been able to up-scale it. Presumably there are two ways to achieve this (using their current tech), either to stack the cells vertically or to stack them horizontally (preferably both) within the chip. They have tried but seem to have failed to stack them vertically. Horizontal multiplexing would be fine but is presumably more to do with sophisticated masking...which is not their expertise. Perhaps they should liaise with Intel, ARM, IQE or some advanced chip designing company to see if this is possible. Some time ago I suggested to the ceo that he get on a plane and talk to Tesla about it. Annoyingly, he just laughed. The fact is that Ilika are tiddlers in a field where giants are trying to do much the same thing. I wish them luck.	horneblower	Read Full Thread Reply
13/2/2019 08:49	If they can prove this technology is scalable for car batteries and the intellectual property is not nicked too soon by the Chinese there is every likelihood that the shares will be in the £s rather than pence. They have after all been there before.	irenekent	Read Full Thread Reply
13/2/2019 08:40	My mistake. Quite right. The chart would suggest it's got further to go. 40p to 45p maybe?	horneblower	Read Full Thread Reply
13/2/2019 08:35	The announcement was for 'Golden Hind' batteries for use in medical implants, IOT applications and small surface monitors. 'Goliath' is the name for the potential Stereax car batteries that they have procured funding to develop.	irenekent	Read Full Thread Reply
13/2/2019 08:31	The fact is, Goliath is cleverly hyped as having three times the energy density but it has the same power output as previously (I think). It's just one third of the thickness...so we are no nearer to producing a car battery. I smell a pump campaign which sometimes precedes a capital raising exercise.	horneblower	Read Full Thread Reply
12/2/2019 23:48	Goliath's mum?	alanrussell	Read Full Thread Reply
12/2/2019 23:16	Has a catchy ring to it, well, I think anyway.	a.fewbob	Read Full Thread Reply
12/2/2019 23:15	Big mutha fuka	a.fewbob	Read Full Thread Reply
12/2/2019 22:37	Bit risky calling it "Goliath" What are they going to call the really big one that can power a fairy light?	horneblower	Read Full Thread Reply
12/2/2019 21:34	Is Goliath a solid state battery project?	a.fewbob	Read Full Thread Reply
12/2/2019 21:32	Setting up a prototype production line for the Goliath battery already! Wow, that’s allot sooner than I expected! Anyone have any idea how these collaborations work? Who owns the tech?	a.fewbob	Read Full Thread Reply
12/2/2019 10:41	Another jam tomorrow company	al h	Read Full Thread Reply
12/2/2019 07:50	All charged up	999rp	Read Full Thread Reply
06/2/2019 20:32	PR blurb - all vanity and nothing of substance	swiss paul	Read Full Thread Reply
30/1/2019 13:23	CEO Interview on MoSESS project: Https://www.directorstalkinterviews.com/interview-ilika-plc-starts-multi-million-mosess-project/412765960	tp5588	Read Full Thread Reply
29/1/2019 18:08	I believe the real problem for Ilika is two fold. The working battery yield isn't marketable and the cost per unit is also a barrier. That's why no licences have been signed in the last 4 yrs.	rogk	Read Full Thread Reply
29/1/2019 17:22	I am not impugning their honesty (except perhaps to themselves) but their public statements have not always been entirely free of misleading quotes. Imo they are grant chasers and not commercially attuned. As for the science, it seems to me that the power output from solid state Li-ion batteries depends on anode surface area rather than electrolyte volume so it is essential to achieve stacking inside the battery chip. Up until now they have not achieved this hence the miniscule power output. I will continue to monitor them with interest. (Currently I am not a holder.)	horneblower	Read Full Thread Reply
29/1/2019 16:29	Fair comment on the stacking: the 2014 announcement was definitely premature & the “breakthrough” never got out of the lab. It’s all taken infinitely longer than was hoped but I think the BOD are an honest bunch who too have been disappointed by the delays (although the 1p options probably helped :) ). I think they have products & a world class capability to do something amazing in the battery space, large & small, hence the optimism. I’ve still got a batch of shares bought in Oct 2014 at £1.14, which isn’t even funny. Thanks for the chart info. Always happy to get it if you have the time & inclination	tp5588	Read Full Thread Reply

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