Xeros Technology Share Discussion Threads

[judge grinder] 11/1/2021 21:10

Thanks CJ
That's very very worrying indeed.
I'll be selling all my XSG shares first thing tomorrow morning
and then buying GKP at 145p, in anticipation of your £50 quid plus takeover if GKP have effected a leveraged recapitalisation by proxy.
What could possibly go wrong

[chicagojack] 11/1/2021 17:01

Correct MollyThe only reason they even started the filtration design was because the machines they had in the lab at Rotherham , were blocking the drains with the amount of plastic they were discharging.LOLthe companys board are an utter disgrace.They are still burning cash like crazy, are already aembwr of the AIM-99% club and will go into administration worthless

[chicagojack] 11/1/2021 17:00

I was there as the drains back filled and the floors were floodedXeros is an epic AIM fraud Who you kidding???

[chicagojack] 11/1/2021 13:16

Correct MollyThe only reason they even started the filtration design was because the machines they had in the lab at Rotherham , were blocking the drains with the amount of plastic they were discharging.LOLthe companys board are an utter disgrace.They are still burning cash like crazy, are already aembwr of the AIM-99% club and will go into administration worthless

[nivison] 07/1/2021 17:26

Good to see Richard Griffiths adding to his holding. 8.17% now. A vote of confidence.

[jpuff] 28/12/2020 19:21

A clueless shorter. Filtered

[jpuff] 21/12/2020 18:46

You are confusing the two technologies. 1. Near waterless washing and treatment and 2. Micro fibre / plastic filtration

[mollygander] 21/12/2020 00:17

As green as this technology is, whatever application they go into - microplastics will plague the technology.

Leather? Microplastics. Washing? Microplastic. Don't believe me? - analyse the effluent from one of their machines in the field.

Don't know how this technology can continue without being honest about the additional plastic they release into the environment. And if they're so confident it doesn't release extra plastic - to get that independently verified

[mollygander] 21/12/2020 00:15

As green as this technology is, whatever application they go into - microplastics will plague the technology.

Leather? Microplastics. Washing? Microplastic. Don't believe me? - analyse the effluent from one of their machines in the field.

Don't know how this technology can continue without being honest about the additional plastic they release into the environment. And if they're so confident it doesn't release extra plastic - to get that independently verified.

[tonsil] 17/12/2020 14:10

This will do well. I believe it will ten bag from here. All technology that will help save the planet is doing well. This company is on a mission to save the oceans. It must succeed.

[jangaman] 17/12/2020 12:49

https://www.xerostech.com/updates/xeros-reveals-product-design-for-domestic-washing-machine-filter

[chicagojack] 12/12/2020 19:37

SOLD AND HERE'S WHY BRILLIANT ANALYSIShttps://t.co/0eHpciFTgb

[judge grinder] 03/12/2020 20:35

DaveMac3
It's gonna be at 4 quid, a lot sooner than that mate

btw posts 3054, 3056, 3058, 3073 just sorta disappeared.

Does Sarah know why, I wonder??
A rhetorical question .. of course

[goldry] 03/12/2020 19:05

We're just back to where we were a couple of weeks ago. The share split might be at root.

[tonsil] 03/12/2020 18:32

What on earth is going on here? Someone knows something

[insideryou] 30/11/2020 18:15

As I said.

[richie07] 30/11/2020 14:08

Basically, and forward looking, what is supporting this market cap?

[richie07] 30/11/2020 14:07

The technology seems great and a very worthwhile green angle. However, could someone explain the commercial strategy here? I appreciate it's licensing but wondered if someone had (estimated or actual) figures on agreements or even who they are targeting agreements with?

[oilman66] 27/11/2020 12:24

They won't EVER generate 80K per monthLolIt's a house of cards......

[insideryou] 27/11/2020 09:48

In my experience the price gets hammered as we are seeing already. Old price back to 1.8p.

[cyberbub] 26/11/2020 13:54

The company's tech clearly works and is going to see high demand in the marketplace due to its financial and environmental benefits.A market cap of £40M doesn't seem excessive in this regard, as it appears to be at an inflection point for revenues.The questions for shareholders are (a) how are they still spending £6M p.a. central costs when they are now a licensing-only company, with only 45 employees (which itself seems high - are they R&D staff?), and (b) what actual revenues and margins do they predict, in order to reach break-even on the £6M costs?Assuming a high 80% gross margin due to minimal cost of sales, they will still need to make £8M revenues to break even. Does anyone have any idea what their licensing income will be from commercial and domestic streams?Why haven't they got interest in Western countries yet?