Dyesol LTD, es geht weiter !

 

nach dem Kaffee.  

 

 

 

auch, das das Volumen in der letzten halben Stunde von 2,5 Mio auf 4,5 Mio gestiegen ist.  

Wir starten bei 0,4 € heute. Super! Scheinen ja dicke Fische in Dyesol investiert zu sein:
Ableger von JP Morgan und HSBC.

larsSpanien: Top 20 Shareholders as at 1 July 2013
 
28.07.13 20:27
#4831

http://www.dyesol.com/media/wysiwyg/Documents/...rs_-_1_July_2013.pdf  

wird in solch Situationen völlig neu definiert ;-)  

Löööööööööööööl

bei maggie, dass er mich auf diese Aktie aufmerksam gemacht hat.
Habe dann aber auch noch Glück mit dem Einstieg gehabt.

Danke und Glück auf.  

 

 

Quelle:http://cb.iguana2.com/netwealth2/depth/dye  

da quält man sich am Montag Morgen zur Arbeit und sieht dann gleich solch ein Feuerwerk - ab morgen darf jeder Tag ein Montag sein ;-)

Schön schön, jetzt darf es gerne stetig aufwärts gehen, die krassen Kurssprünge tun dem Ganzen auf Dauer sicherlich nicht so gut, aber freun mich natürlich.

Jetzt noch eine schöne Nachricht von Tata, evtl. erste Auftragseingänge und dann wird das eine schöne zweite Jahreshälfte werden.

 

Die Top 20 holders halten über 51% der Aktien...Das Meiste nur Große Banken.. ;-)))

http://www.dyesol.com/media/wysiwyg/Documents/...rs_-_1_July_2013.pdf

Interessant dazu...Habe einen Kursziel damals von Aktionär gefunden von 1,80 Euro ;-))

Da waren sie noch nicht soweit wie Heute ;-)))

Hier ein auszug der Meldung....

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Die Meldung ist  Vom 14.06.2010

Über 100 Prozent Kurspotenzial

Während auf dem grünen Rasen für die Aussies bisher nicht viel  zusammengelaufen ist, befindet sich das kleine Solarunternehmen auf dem  besten Weg, sich zu einem bedeutenden Player im heißumkämpften  Solarmarkt zu entwickeln. Das jüngste Joint Venture ist ein weiterer  wichtiger Schritt auf dem Weg zur Kommerzialisierung einer  revolutionären Technologie im Solarsektor. DER AKTIONÄR rät weiterhin  zum Kauf und hält an seinem Kursziel von 1,80 Euro fest.

http://www.deraktionaer.de/aktien-deutschland/...debakel-12145589.htm

 

4th Quarter FY 2013 – Quarterly Report & Appendix 4C

Jul 29, 2013

Quarterly ReportQueanbeyan, Australia, 29 July 2013  -  Dyesol's fourth quarter fiscal year 2013 Quarterly Report is available on the ASX and for download in full here.



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Q4 FY 2013 – Quarterly Report & Appendix 4C



Commentary excerpt:

Fourth Quarter Highlights

Manufacturing Collaborations

Dyesol and Tata Steel Europe are engaged in detailed discussions finalising a strategy relating to full commercialisation for Dye Solar Cell enabled steel roofing and building façade products in the United Kingdom. The "revolutionary" advent of solid-state technology has added a new dimension to this activity. As previously discussed, this negotiation was due to be completed by July 31 under the so-called "use it or lose it" clause of the Collaboration Agreement. The expiry of this exclusivity period does not preclude a successful outcome for Dyesol. The complexity of negotiation and detail of planning have been further increased by the inclusion of additional negotiation partners, including the Welsh Government. Shareholders are rightly anxious about how these plans for commercialisation are progressing and there have been delays. However, a successful conclusion of these negotiations will see investment, technology enablement, production and sales and marketing allocated to the appropriate commercialisation partners. Importantly, Dyesol is exploring a wider scope for involvement beyond materials supply that will increase the prospect for earlier and larger revenues. This is considered an important risk mitigation strategy.    

Likewise, the negotiations with Pilkington North America in Ohio through our USA subsidiary, Dyesol Inc., and Timo Technologies in South Korea through our joint venture, Dyesol-Timo have not concluded.  Dyesol will make the necessary and relevant disclosures when it is able to.

Research and Development

Running in parallel with the developments of our commercial agreements and business negotiations during the period, have been the outstanding successes and technical breakthroughs coming from our scientific teams and research collaborators. The Board is particularly pleased with the technical achievements announced in May 2013 that represent the results of considerable dedication, steadfast focus and creativity from Dyesol’s staff.  On May 8, Dyesol announced a major technical breakthrough had been achieved with a variation of the traditional Dye Solar Cell material set, called Solid State DSC.  The efficiency performance of Solid State DSC catapulted to 11.3% at full sun (by comparison performance was at just 5% in 2010 and significantly lagged the traditional liquid DSC material set performance).  This breakthrough is important because Solid State DSC offers many advantages, including: easier manufacture as no handling of liquids is involved, potentially higher durability / long-life, strong performance in the aesthetically neutral colour grey (traditional DSC’s best performance is achieved with a red/maroon coloured dye), and potentially significantly lower cost.  Much work is still required on Solid State DSC to scale up large size devices and meet IEC standards. However, the initial results have been exciting and further progress was announced after the end of the fourth quarter with efficiency results of 15% coming from our research partner, the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (Dyesol is an original licensee of EPFL with the right to commercialise their discoveries).

Corporate and Operational Progress

Important corporate and operational outcomes were also delivered during the period.  At the start of Q4, Dyesol announced that printed battery technology and wireless remote sensor networks are to be integrated with energy generating DSC technology through a new commercial venture with Singapore-based Printed Power Pte Lte (a spin-off company of Dyesol’s Solid State DSC research partner Nanyang Technological University (NTU)).  The short term goal of Printed Power is to complete a “proof of value” project to develop low-light indoor sensor network products suitable for commercialisation within a 2-year time frame.  DSC is a low-cost, printable photovoltaic technology compatible with mass production and works well in low-light and indoor-artificial light conditions.  As stated in the announcement on April 23, the combination of energy storage (printed batteries) and energy generation (printed DSC) technologies represents an early opportunity to exploit the leading Solid State DSC research being undertaken by EPFL, Dyesol and NTU.

Delivered as planned for the start of May, Dyesol completed a digital presence overhaul with launch of a new website with inbuilt eCommerce functionality to replace 3 older websites (English corporate website, German corporate website, Online shop front website).  The new website represents a considerable improvement in ease-of-navigation and has increased understanding and awareness of Dyesol’s business model and product and solutions offerings.  In conjunction with the launch of the new website, Dyesol launched the 2013 Dyesol Product Catalogue which presents a range of new products and more commercial pricing.  We enlivened our smaller scale research customers with promotion of these exciting initiatives which pass on considerable savings our production team has been able to achieve as the result of successful DSC materials up-scaling work.  The appointment of a new Sales & Marketing Manager was also completed during the period and his focus will be on increasing DSC materials sales to small to mid-sized (primarily research) customers which should increase and supplement Dyesol’s revenue and materials sales made from the major collaboration manufacturing partners.

Corporate communications and media outreach was very active during the period.  Dyesol’s company profile and DSC technology were introduced to the widest audience yet with: thousands of people tuning in to hear the multiple radio interviews with Dyesol’s CEO & Executive Chairman, Richard Caldwell, and R&D Manager, Dr Damion Milliken; tens of thousands of people visiting and exploring the new website at length; and tens of thousands more reading and writing about Dyesol’s news on a range of mainstream, business and niche media both in Australia and overseas.  Mr Caldwell also did multiple interviews throughout the period with top Australian, German and UK journalists securing strong coverage of the Company in leading newspapers in each country.  In addition, an Asian Roadshow was held and several online German webcasts were organised to provide an introduction and update on Dyesol to new and existing analysts and investors.  At headquarters, Dyesol received a great amount of investor, public, business and media interest during the quarter and it was a welcome result from a strong outreach effort to communicate the exciting developments during the quarter.

Financials

Dyesol’s financial position was strengthened during the period with a Share Purchase Plan carried out as discussed with shareholders at the 2012 AGM.  The offer presented eligible shareholders with the opportunity to buy shares at the same 16.6 cent per share offered to Dyesol’s new strategic investor, Tasnee, as announced in late February.  The Company received valid oversubscriptions of approximately 10.5 times, with receipts exceeding $22 million, which grossly exceeded the $2 million target to be raised.  Tasnee agreed to amend its original strategic investment agreement and allow the $2 million investment to be doubled to $4 million.  The success of this Share Purchase Plan signifies a considerable vote of confidence in Dyesol and our programme for commercialisation of Dye Solar Cell technology to the mass market.  The $4 million raised will be used to fund Dyesol’s on-going R&D and commercialisation testing programme.

Also during the period, rigorous commercial and technical discussions have been held with Tasnee in relation to their exclusivity period in which they may invest another $16 million in Dyesol. These discussions are due to conclude in September.

The final quarter net operating monthly cash flows (Sec 1.8) showed an average burn rate of $624k and an annualised average burn rate of $603k per month prior to adjustment for the R&D rebate receipts of $2.96m. This is a significant 33% reduction in monthly burn rate compared to the previous year (Q4 FY2012 average monthly cash burn rate was $903k - prior to adjustment for the R&D rebates of $730k).

Total operating and investing cash burn for the year to date was $5.5m. The Company average burn rate (Sec.1.14) for the year to date was $457k per month including the receipt for the FY2012 R&D Tax Incentive rebate of $2.957m.  Cash balances as at end of the year totalled $5.2m.



>> To access the rest of the document and financial report, download the PDF file at the top of the page.


About DYESOL LIMITED

Dyesol is a global supplier of Dye Solar Cell (DSC) materials, technology and know-how.  DSC is a photovoltaic technology enabling metal, glass and polymeric based products in the building, transport and electronics sectors to generate energy and improve energy efficiency.  Dyesol partners with leading multinational companies who possess significant market share and established routes-to-market.  The company is listed on the ASX (DYE), the German Open Market (D5I), and is trading on the OTCQX (DYSOY) through its depositary BNY Mellon.  Learn more:  www.dyesol.com   Subscribe to Mailing List and eNewsletter here.

About DYE SOLAR CELL TECHNOLOGY

DSC technology can best be described as ‘artificial photosynthesis’ using an electrolyte, a layer of titania (a pigment used in white paints and tooth paste) and ruthenium dye deposited on glass, metal or polymer substrates. Light striking the dye excites electrons which are absorbed by the titania to become an electric current. Compared to conventional silicon based photovoltaic technology, Dyesol’s technology has lower cost and embodied energy in manufacture, it produces electricity more efficiently even in low light conditions and can be directly incorporated into buildings by replacing conventional glass panels or metal sheets rather than taking up roof or extra land area.

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Media & Investor Relations Contacts:

Dyesol Headquarters    Angela Geary, Dyesol Brand Manager  Tel:  +61 (0)2 6299 1592,  ageary@dyesol.com
Australia    Viv Hardy, Callidus PR   Tel: +61(0)2 9283 4113 or +61 (0)411 208 951, viv@calliduspr.com
Germany & Europe    Eva Reuter, DR Reuter Investor Relations   Tel:  +49 177 605 8804, e.reuter@dr-reuter.eu
- See more at: http://www.dyesol.com/posts/...port-Appendix-4C/#sthash.kEiENLl6.dpuf

http://www.dyesol.com/posts/Q4-FY2013-Quarterly-Report-Appendix-4C/  

und nun hier. Schämt ihr euch nicht... ;-)
Guten Morgen und
auf ne gute Zeit hier !  

http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20130729/pdf/42h9qf9jvt9txc.pdf  

Für mich ganz klar!
Sie setzen die Sache um!

Dyesol and Tata Steel Europe are engaged in detailed discussions finalising a strategy relating to full commercialisation for Dye Solar Cell enabled steel roofing and building façade products in the United Kingdom.

 

tage über 0,40 bleibt - wird der weitere anstieg nicht  auf sich warten lassen  

und Dyseol weiter evtl. Anwendungsgebiete erforschen kann.
Und last but not least, ihr Produkt noch weiter verbessern können.
Die Entscheidungszeitpunkt wann die Kommerzialisierung beginnt, wird
uns verborgen bleiben und uns alle überraschen.
Das ist hier die Phantasie !!  

so ganz super ist der Bericht nicht ... aber das macht Dyesol mit Volumen wett  :-)  

Likewise, the negotiations with Pilkington North America in Ohio through our USA subsidiary, Dyesol Inc., and Timo Technologies in South Korea through our joint venture, Dyesol-Timo have not concluded. Dyesol will make the necessary and relevant disclosures when it is able to.

 

Auch wenn der Bericht im "Aktionär" schon ein wenig älter ist: Interessant finde ich
ihn allemal.

Danke dafür und good luck!  

sehe ich auch ganz klar so!

Zumal Sie auch mit der Klausel "us it or lose it" eine Erfolgsabsicht vorneweg bekunden.

Ich sehe eine Erfolgsstory!