Xeros Technology Share Discussion Threads

[jpuff] 07/12/2021 15:00

I reckon it's going the far to be micro plastic filters to be fitted in all new domestic and commercial washing machines with well in the frame here and overseas imho

[football] 07/12/2021 14:46

Must be Storm Barra and they have a leak maybe

[beerboy02] 07/12/2021 14:38

Can anyone explain the rise today, no RNS

[jpuff] 29/11/2021 12:11

GB news - MP for Leicestershire lobbying for micro fibre plastic filters on all new machine machines.

[beerboy2] 26/11/2021 18:21

What a disasterous week

[1pencil] 23/11/2021 19:32

There is very little detail on what makes this technology special, plenty of high efficiency filters which can eliminate microscopic particles of plastic but of course they clog quickly in doing so, what if the cleaning frequency of XFiltra?

Pursuit Dynamics

[1pencil] 23/11/2021 14:44

From an engineering standpoint, I cannot visually see anything special about XFiltra technology.

It's just a fine mesh rotary filter, these can be found in many appliances - does anyone know what exactly makes this unit different?

The testing note released cannot be viewed without a hefty subscription.

[banggone] 11/11/2021 08:04

Some real significant revenueDon't hold your breathIt's going bust sooner or later ..Unless they can find more lunatics to find yet another raise

[1pencil] 10/11/2021 22:07

XFiltra looks similar to conventional centrifugal filters, not much explanation as to what makes this product different from anything else currently available ?

Griffiths must be wishing he stuck with sheep farming :)

[davemac3] 10/11/2021 20:59

there was an update and presentation about 6 weeks ago, what do you want?

[jpuff] 30/9/2021 10:54

Very very frustrating, after a year back to square one!

[nivison] 30/9/2021 09:20

I think another fundraise looks inevitable. That said the market cap was £48 million at £2 a share. Its now approx £33 million as I type at £1.40. So, (very simply I know) if that drop is all to do with a probable raise its pricing in a chunky one of £15 million. At £1.24 the cap drops below £30 million.

The product looks good to me and seems to be well placed in a potentially massive market. There are opportunities here. Im not going to add any more just yet, but certainly not selling. The story is still compelling for me, a shame about the Covid delays.

[supergiantshaikan] 29/9/2021 07:43

The only reason they exist is , raise after raise.They are in the AIM minus 99% club alreadyAll the company does in transfer cash into director s pockets It's a typical BS aim oufit

[edwardt] 27/9/2021 13:04

yeah but they also admitted that would be tight and would leave cash at near zero at cash flow positive time. for me it is near certain they will have to raise again unless they can get a facility - i have not checked maybe they have one already?

[davemac3] 24/9/2021 13:32

They said they have enough cash to get to break even if Covid delays don't get any worse.

[edwardt] 24/9/2021 12:49

looks like another raise will be needed. i sit on my hands here and wait for that.

[davemac3] 24/9/2021 08:09

If their filtration technology gets adopted (they reckon it's the best out there) then this could multibag. They are collaborating with suppliers to Bosch and Miele but it could be a year or two until liftoff.

[organstop] 23/9/2021 21:38

Interim Results looked pretty good to me.

[davemac3] 21/9/2021 13:38

who knows how to do that?

[jpuff] 21/9/2021 12:45

The options will water for crop irrigation and food for life or washing clothes in a water and energy conscious way. I think I know which side of the fence most sensible folk will be on.

[my retirement fund] 13/8/2021 15:59

Half of those plastic beads will no doubt end up in the sea regardless thanks to unfit, broken, fraudulent or generally non existent recycling infrastructure.

[mr_todd_kozel] 13/8/2021 09:15

They only created the filter system,when they discovered that all their bead washing machines they were marketing as eco revolutionary....lol....were every cycle dumping plastics down the drainLOLOLOLOL