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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Ilika Plc | 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 | |
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3.00 | 16.44% | 21.25 | 21.00 | 21.50 | 21.50 | 18.00 | 18.25 | 1,198,685 | 16:03:13 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Coml Physical, Biologcl Resh | 2.09M | -4.81M | -0.0288 | -7.38 | 30.53M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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21/2/2023 11:53 | Never mind the spats on here the share price is moving in the right direction. Maybe a tip somewhere | robertspc1 | |
21/2/2023 09:21 | I have far more knowledge than you. You and ROGK are one of the same! Go invest somewhere else where you believe it is so much better than Ilika. Your comments are pure lies and utter rubbish!! | jimmyann | |
21/2/2023 08:12 | Thanks, jimmyAnn, but I don't need advice from johnny-cum-latelies like you. This company has a lot of relevent history of which you seem to know absolutely nothing. | horneblower | |
20/2/2023 20:46 | Total rubbish Homeblower! So why do you hang around this share? Go invest in all the companies that are doing so much better. You are another one of ROGK's aliases! | jimmyann | |
20/2/2023 16:14 | LG, Toshiba, Bosch, Panasonic, Samsung...to name a few minor ones :) PLus several US and China based companies of similar size. Your faith in IKA is touching but unrealistic. | horneblower | |
20/2/2023 13:56 | robertspc1, ROGK doesn't just criticise management he criticises everything positive about Ilika. Nothing makes him happy yet he hangs around. Why?? | jimmyann | |
20/2/2023 12:13 | Re Goliath; as far as I'm aware there has been no information since their last shout last November, so it's impossible to say either way. However, imo, it seems unlikely they can do very much to drastically improve Goliath's output and energy density as it has taken them an age to get to where they are now. They are a small team in a very big race and they don't have any exceptional technology. I wish them luck...but I'm not optimistic. It all rests on Stereax now. | horneblower | |
20/2/2023 11:30 | I'll be fair and say that as a long term investor here, ROGK has been rightly critical of management here. They have made a lot of mistakes and need to rebuild trust. But I still think the risk reward ratio is great for the long term | robertspc1 | |
20/2/2023 09:11 | Oh really ROGK! Anyone says anything positive about this stock and it sends ROGK sprouting his negative nonsensical rubbish. Total moronic comment from you ROGK. Man with no knowledge and who has been badly burnt!! Everything that comes out of your head is full of garbage. We all know you hate Ilika so why don't you just STOP the nonsensical garbage??? | jimmyann | |
20/2/2023 04:29 | hxxps://www.ii.co.uk The Stereax M300 miniature battery should be launched by the summer after some delays last year. A manufacturing licence deal with Cirtec Medical will enable a significant boost in production for Stereax. Machinery will be transferred to Cirtec Medical’s factory in Massachusetts as part of the tech transfer deal. There are initial orders from 18 medical companies and there is plenty of scope for increasing production as required. This is not an exclusive deal and similar deals can be made around the world. Ilika continues to own the intellectual property and it can put more resources into developing the customer base, as well as further investment in the technology. The larger Goliath battery is on the way to reaching parity with equivalent lithium-ion batteries. It is designed to be cost-effective and recyclable. Ilika has been awarded a UK government grant of £2.8 million for taking a leading role on a 24-month Faraday Battery Challenge in collaboration with BMW and Williams. This will further the development of the Goliath battery for automotive use. Net cash was £17.8 million at the end of October 2022. The cash should last well into 2024, but there will be a requirement for more cash as Ilika approaches breakeven. By that time there sh ould be positive news concerning demand for Stereax batteries from medical device companies. The potential for Stereax more than underpins the share price, leaving no value attributed to Goliath. Take a long-term view of this investment. | malnu | |
03/2/2023 12:13 | Are we off again? About to test 68? | kenjen1 | |
01/2/2023 21:25 | Yes the fed move is interesting. Think we may jump up tomorrow | volsung | |
01/2/2023 12:58 | Hey volspung, seems to be a lot of people sitting on the side this afternoon, maybe awaiting fed move on interest rates. I think this will test 80/90 in the next few weeks, thoughts from a chart perspective? | kenjen1 | |
01/2/2023 08:38 | Day trading a share with this spread?! duh 🙄 | phil2003 | |
01/2/2023 08:28 | Bought in again Cross your fingers luvvies | volsung | |
31/1/2023 14:42 | Marketing director won't have a job soon. Did your pea brain think of that Rogk? | jimmyann | |
31/1/2023 14:31 | You are obviously a riend of Rogk. You obviously don't believe in Ilika and it's technology. Why have you hung around for so long? Bored little weazel! The only problem with this share are the Day Traders. | jimmyann | |
31/1/2023 13:12 | Even the ilikia staff bailing out.. they’re the only ones who seem to have grasped that Cirtec are merely a paid supplier to ilika & not a ‘strategic partner’.. ilika failed to get their micro battery tech to work in house so have paid an external manufacturer to have a pop.. last throw of the dice hence ilika staff (in the know) are selling up | phil2003 | |
31/1/2023 12:27 | Seems the marketing director doesn't have much faith in his own abilities! | supernumerary | |
31/1/2023 11:55 | Insider selling. Was getting frothy as I said. Expect pullback until the Cirtec deal firms up. | robertspc1 |
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