Ilika Share Discussion Threads

[nw99] 24/1/2020 20:20

There are currently four ongoing licensing negotiations and management is confident that they will be able to secure at least one deal this year – maybe even in the next few months.A manufacturer has been signed up in readiness for commercial agreements sparking demand for batteries to be produced.

[nw99] 24/1/2020 19:02

This stock rocks

[hyper al] 24/1/2020 18:55

horneblower

I am not invested here, I am just visiting, I don't have a clue about what Sterarax is, I was just pointing out that any Patents are available for all to see. I am keeping well clear of the stock market as it lost me my pension! Should have invested in self, not AIM via SIPP. Lots of crooks about!

[horneblower] 24/1/2020 18:54

That's great.

[nw99] 24/1/2020 18:50

Ilika already has contracted revenues of £4.9 million over the next 30 months and capital investment should peak this year. This means that Ilika has the finance it requires to secure licensing deals and supply the batteries

[horneblower] 24/1/2020 18:42

Hyper Al,
Yes, they have patents but those all relate to the Sterarax program.
nw99, Yes, many of my posts are negative...but not all.
Do the research and find out for yourself.

[nw99] 24/1/2020 18:26

Horn blower nothing but negative posts

[hyper al] 24/1/2020 18:12

freedosh

Yep, I moved again, about 25 miles along the coast from NB now. Another major DIY project! Will keep in touch and hopefully see you in the summer.

[nw99] 24/1/2020 18:11

Monty what you wrote is totally correct

[hyper al] 24/1/2020 18:06

horneblower

quite a few Ilika patents here



A few related to Lithium, but mainly deposition process and materials

[nw99] 24/1/2020 09:23

That's why we bought the shares at 27p and continue to hold for the big one thanks

[montynj] 24/1/2020 09:12

Hornblower, After the fiscal year end last year, Ilika was awarded a $5.17 million grant from Faraday Challenge to develop large format solid state batteries for autos. This will be in collaboration with Honda, Ricardo, McLaren, and A123 Batteries.In the future, revenue generation will come from three areas:Development projects that are funded either by the company and its partners or by grants from organizations, governments, and/or educational institutionsIntellectual Property (IP) licensingRoyalties from products that use Ilika's IPRight now the company is in its first phase, which means all revenue comes from development projects. But in the years ahead, the IP licensing and royalty streams could make up a large portion of total revenue. So it is early stage. Think about what another company would pay for the rights to license solid state battery technology for its products. It doesn't matter if the product is as large as a vehicle or as small as a few millimeters on an IoT device. I think Ilika could potentially see hundreds of millions of dollars annually in licensing and royalties. In other words, the upside is nearly limitless

[horneblower] 24/1/2020 08:56

Early stage?
Where've you been?

Thanks freedosh.

[montynj] 24/1/2020 08:48

Time to add more ahead of presentation at cenkos event on 11th Feb.. recent results are totally meaningless for early stage companies like this..I just bought some more at 36.9p

[freedosh] 23/1/2020 18:44

It’s private, hornblower but the Chairman and md are coming to see me on Thursday. There will be another fund raising shortly and if you are interested I can put you in touch. Go to Alvant website for the background.

[waterloo01] 23/1/2020 18:41

O/T FD, Thetons in control so it seems. I did sell out of ISA holding but added to main account. Hope the conversion is painless. Outsiders should be aware of the current dire situation re the antibiotic market.

[horneblower] 23/1/2020 18:34

freedosh,
I'd be interested to know about that company. Does it have a UK quote?

[freedosh] 23/1/2020 18:31

The Scientologists shall inherit the Earth oops, sorry, I mean the the company, waterloo!
Many on AIM are selling up rather than have the hassle and cost of moving to ADRs. Mind you, the current relative prices look as good as it will be.
If feel the pipeline value is at least worth twice current price but we have lost control.
Concerning IKA I agree that research grant dependency is always a worry. Mind you, you can never have enough Grants!. Directly and indirectly I have a seven figure sum in comparable company (automotive/electric motor and aerospace light-weighting metal matrix business) but if they get through to commercialisation then the sky is the limit.
Trust you are well. Good to hear from Hyper Al wasn’t it.

[waterloo01] 23/1/2020 17:05

Hello both.

I keep an eye on Ilika but not yet invested. Would like to see more progress outside of grants. Seems more a university style company.

O/T FD, Would be interested in your views of current moves re SMMT

[freedosh] 23/1/2020 16:45

Hyper. I didn’t know enough about supercapacitors so went to the ELEMENTS site on YouTube. I’m very impressed by the polymer technology that can compete with lithium ion. Only downside appears to be a modest increase in volume but safe, cheaper and could well be the future. Many thanks for the lead.

[freedosh] 23/1/2020 16:21

Hyper. How nice to hear from you.
NB is very much a summer activity these days. Thanks to global warming! I was in the sea again after giving it a miss the previous year.
I know you moved but are you still nearby?
Thanks for your insight on the battery front. I shall continue to watch but I do like the application in IOT. EVs seem a bit more risky.
All the best to you and your family and hope to see you in NB this summer.

[nw99] 23/1/2020 16:17

Attending NANS 2020? We're presenting a poster on 'Powering #Neurostimulation Devices with High Density #SolidStateBatteries' tomorrow Friday 24th. Meet our Sales Director, Gary Johnson around 5-7pm. bit.ly/36hWYNS #MedTech @NANS_ION