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Well, I'm at a loss. I don't know what this company does other than 'research batteries' and spend a lot of money. My rule of thumb is if I can't figure out what the investment case is within 30 seconds of looking at a company website then something is wrong.I encourage you to have a look at the Janus director, Dooley, and his involvement in ASX listed IGE. It may throw some uncertainties into the mix
the formerly listed IGEASX listed IGE.
The company has failed to pay to ASX Limited the annual listing fees for the year ending 30 June 2022, and the entity's securities are already suspended from quotation. | 23/08/2021 |
The liquidators releases a notice to the company's creditors It is available for download from this website: https://home.kpmg/au/en/home/creditors/ige-solutions.html. | 30/06/2021 |
Market cap .... $46 millWell, I'm at a loss. I don't know what this company does other than 'research batteries' and spend a lot of money. My rule of thumb is if I can't figure out what the investment case is within 30 seconds of looking at a company website then something is wrong. .
quite possibly... sounds like "boffin central".We will be on to fusion power by the time LIS stops researching and developing stuff and actually gets on with commercialising something. As is their brief.
Latest annual report mentions ambitions to develop a 500mwh manufacturing plant. Up from the previous ambition of a 200 mwh plant.Market cap .... $46 mill
Cash at end Q. $33 mill
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They've spent the cash, got something to show, but are they ready, and will they find the customers? Timeline looks extended.
OUTLOOK
In 2024 our focus will be on completing the commissioning of our Phase 3 facility and building up our cell testing capabilities to ensure that we are in a position to produce data sheets and test cells for a range of partners and prospective customers. It has become clear that the largest near-term opportunity is in the drone and eAviation markets, but there are also significant opportunities we are exploring in the heavy vehicles and defence sectors.
As we approach completion of our Phase 3 facility we are also turning our attention to the longer term. We have developed plans for a 200MWh facility in the coming years, that will be able to produce commercial quantities of batteries for the first time and generate significant revenue. This is a significant standalone project that is not tied to the location of our Phase 3 facilities in Geelong and we anticipate leveraging support from Governments and partners as we progress our plans further. Into the long-term we continue to anticipate lithium sulfur gigafactories on the horizon. However, it is increasingly evident that capacity increase is best served by technology licensing since we believe that re-tooling of existing facilities is more viable than a greenfield new build.
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