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Addvalue Biz Turnaround - 1st IDRS into Space
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colincheong
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02-Nov-2020 09:01
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It s time for fishing trip |
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limkopilim
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01-Nov-2020 21:49
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Noted on that, thank you...
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St.Maximus
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01-Nov-2020 20:55
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Before we move, consider first those private placements
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limkopilim
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01-Nov-2020 20:52
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https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/K1L01N6K23G0FD73/637491_AVT-iFleetONE-VMS_expanded_type_approval_011120.pdf " Barring any unforeseen circumstances, Addvalue is expected to capture a sizable share of the New Market, and contribution from such is expected to result in a significant way to the performance of Addvalue within the next 12 months. " Looking good... Time to move?? |
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Trade888
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08-Oct-2020 09:19
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Images from the first Commercial SAR Satellite with Addvalue' s IDRS module. https://www.capellaspace.com/americas-first-commercial-sar/ |
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lionelpoh
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01-Oct-2020 19:05
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No news here? | ||||
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Joelton
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28-Sep-2020 08:58
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Addvalue' s private placements issued at lower than market price prompts shareholders' queries
MAINBOARD-listed Addvalue Technologies is in favour of raising funds through private placements given that it is faster and more certain than a rights issue unde the current " challenging capital market conditions aggravated by the Covid-19 pandemic" .
The communications technology products developer had issued several private placements that are lower than market prices, prompting shareholders' to query why the company has not considered giving a rights issue with the same discount price to shareholders.
In response to shareholders' queries on Sunday, Addvalue said in a statement that a private placement takes under two months to conclude while a rights issue may take up to six months or longer.
" Besides, unlike the uncertainty posed by a rights issue (if it is not underwritten as will most probably be the case with the company since underwriters for such an issue by the company are hard to secure unless at a hefty price), a private placement is more likely to be concluded with certainty of the amount targeted to be raised," said Addvalue in a statement.
That said, the company said that it has noted the subscription interest of the shareholders for a rights issue, and will look into such a fundraising exercise when " speed to completion can be tolerated and market conditions are conducive to do so" .
Shareholders questioned why the company has struggled to obtain financial institutional backing with a lack of progress on several deals announced involving Tiancheng Hengcheng (Beijing) Technology, Bright Star Tech and Rain Asia Pacific.
In response, Addvalue said that the company is a human-centric rather than an asset-based entity with no significant tangible assets at all and operates globally in a complex satellite-related business sector.
In addition, there are developmental demands to be met at the expense of the company' s bottom line in the near-term before IP (intellectual properties) assets can start to generate recurring revenue streams upon their commercialisation. As a result, the company will always face the uphill task in gaining backings from financial institutions, said Addvalue.
This comes as financial institutions tend to appraise their financing and investment decisions based on the strength of the backing of tangible assets and/or sustained profits to be realised within the immediate future.
Addvalue also noted that executive directors had not received any pay increment for the past few years. They had in fact volunteered for a pay cut in the financial year ended Mar 31, 2019. The pay cut that was reinstated in FY2020 gave the perception of a pay increment, said Addvalue.
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lionelpoh
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24-Sep-2020 19:43
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they just did share placement. any views on it ? | ||||
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Superkilat
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13-Sep-2020 14:18
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Agreed. This is a sleeping stock over due for wake up. Check your inbox for details. | ||||
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Dannkh
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12-Sep-2020 15:58
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This is another sleeping stock which frustrates many investors.This coy has many interesting technologies with great potentials. Whether the present managements can use these tech to churn up revenue/profit is questionable.. however I have a funny feeling that there is invisible hand to keep the coy at low profile.
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Lugi71
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07-Sep-2020 21:26
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AGM on 29 Sep. Prepare to post lots of questions to teh Management! Time to whack! |
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Trade888
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04-Sep-2020 16:46
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Twitt from Capella Space: Thank you@rocketlab for a smooth ride to space. Our team has taken over the operations and has made successful contact with Sequoia. We will take the next few weeks to go through commissioning and calibration.
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Lugi71
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01-Sep-2020 23:25
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interesting article Valuing companies amidst a space race According to various sources, total funding for space companies reached close to US$6 billion in 2019, raking in hundreds of millions from VC funds over the years. Once considered to be costly and redundant to launch and operate, satellite technology is now ' smart' (not just a data transmission pipe) the benefits of unparallel coverage have been rediscovered by the likes of SpaceX, OneWeb, Amazon, Google and Facebook, to name few the list of space companies expands almost every week. For some investors, satellites are a means to reach otherwise unreachable populations with the promise to access billions of new customers, for others it is about obtaining otherwise inaccessible data and the ability to provide primary information via space images and sensors. Start-ups such as Capella Space, ICEYE, Planet, Satellogic, Skylo and Spire promise to change the way information is obtained and have scalable, flexible and believable business models. These tech savvy companies offer low delay services, using cognitive algorithms, cloud for storage, delivery and processing (also in space). Not every satellite start-up will be successful and some will struggle (recent example of LeoSat) how can investors distinguish between the duds and those destined to reach the stars? Capella Space, ICEYE, Planet, Satellogic, Skylo and Spire are all examples of companies that have recently received considerably high amounts of funding, even though each is at a different stage of product cycle and satellite deployment. Combined, these six companies went through 39 rounds of investments raising US$920m from investors such as Baillie Gifford, Data Collective, Mitsui, Softbank and True Ventures. What differs these space companies from more traditional satellite operators is the ability to combine their global reach - which is a unique satellite feature - with the ability to utilize technological advancements. With IoT (Internet of Things) and M2M (Machine-to-Machine), there are various new use cases for satellites the cost of connecting a device to a satellite has dropped below US$100. Possible ventures for space companies include precision agriculture, insurance claims, aviation tracking and resource monitoring. Most industries (Energy, Financial Services, Media, Retail, Transportation) and governments use satellite data to make informed decisions regarding weather, available resources, global demand and supply, the competitiveness of their own products. Space companies are on a rise as access to space is easier and cheaper than ever before. SpaceX revolutionized the satellite launch market through its Falcon rocket with a reusable first stage it is expected that its second stage will also soon become reusable. The company also allows bookings for flights via their website. Satellites from different companies vary in size and mass as they incorporate different features Spire' s Lemur satellites (carrying GPS radio and AIS receiver) consist of three blocks (units), each weighting 1.33 kilograms and have a dimension of 10x10x10 centimetre. Capella' s satellites will be larger, weighting around 100 kilograms each and will offer SAR imaging (synthetic aperture radar used to create two- and three- dimensional images). SpaceX' s Starlink system consists of satellites weighting over 250 kilograms to provide broadband services. As a comparison with more traditional broadband satellites, Eutelsat' s most recent launch of Eutelsat Konnect built by Thales Alenia Space weights over 3,600 kilograms. Mass is important to understanding the purpose of a spacecraft (payload), its lifespan (number of years it will serve in space) and the opportunity for monetization. A strict apple to apple type comparison does not work for satellites or the companies that make them. We believe that more priority will be given to space start-ups, meaning more opportunity for high level investments. As businesses keep demanding real- or near real-time access to proprietary data, additional use cases will be developed. This will not happen in isolation further improvements in machine learning, edge processing and nanotechnology are all going to impact the space race. |
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superstartup
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01-Sep-2020 10:21
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You thought, I think, who confirm? Only proprietary traders can confirm. I also want it to go up.
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wiltay
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01-Sep-2020 10:00
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thought today this counter will wooohaaa.. up ?? | ||||
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superstartup
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01-Sep-2020 09:25
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Capella Space&rsquo s first SAR imagery satellite launchesCapella already has contracts to provide synthetic aperture radar imagery to both the Air Force and the National Reconnaissance Office. (Capella Space). . . . . . Executives told C4ISRNET a year ago that they hoped to get their first satellite on orbit by the end of 2019. However, the delay has not stopped Capella Space from securing a number of government contracts. The first came in November, when the U.S. Air Force awarded the company a contract to use its SAR imagery for virtual reality software, missile defense and to develop predictive intelligence to foresee foreign threats. In December, the intelligence community got involved, with the National Reconnaissance Office awarding Capella Space a commercial study contract to better understand SAR imagery. A deal with the U.S. Navy was signed in May, and in June the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency signed the firm to a cooperative research and development agreement.
https://www.c4isrnet.com/battlefield-tech/space/2020/08/31/capella-spaces-first-sar-satellite-finally-launched-into-orbit/ |
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Lugi71
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31-Aug-2020 18:27
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Right to the point. Unfortunately the management is not up to the task. Maybe as tech guys yes but certainly not financial or sales guys. Look at how many times they botched attempts for other companies to take a stake in them. Their research and products hold promise but they seemed not to know how to run the company. All you need to do is to listen to their at the AGM, terrible. The next one is coming up in Sep, so prepare to have a real go at the management
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superstartup
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31-Aug-2020 15:58
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Hopefully the company can do a revaluation of its Intellectual Property Assets since its IDRS is now in Space. There is real commercial value now. The IP value of $123m as at 31 May 17 is around 2.5x current market cap of company. But then, these IT guys don' t know how to manage the investment communities la. Hopefully they can better manage this with good press release and perhaps conduct Analysts briefing on its successfully deployment of its IDRS.
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Lugi71
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31-Aug-2020 12:22
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Indeedd, payload successfully deployed at around 12:03 Singapore time. The start of commercialization for Capella and Addvalue
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superstartup
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31-Aug-2020 11:42
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As a quick guide on Contracts awarded to Capella. Now with the satellite successfully launched, Capella can start to fulfill these contracts. And BTW, Addvalue not just sell the IDRS, but also charge for the airtime. =========== Last year, the National Reconnaissance Office awarded Capella a contract to study the integration of Capella&rsquo s commercial radar imagery with the NRO&rsquo s government-owned surveillance satellites. The U.S. Air Force awarded Capella a contract in November 2019 to incorporate the company&rsquo s imagery into the Air Force&rsquo s virtual reality software. Capella also has a contract with the Navy, and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement, or CRADA, earlier this year to allow researchers from the U.S. government&rsquo s intelligence community to assist Capella. An inter-satellite link with Inmarsat&rsquo s network of geostationary communications satellites will enable real-time tasking of Capella&rsquo s satellites. Customers can use an electronic portal to task a Capella satellite for a radar image. &ldquo In the long term, like other remote sensing companies, everyone is really still trying to find those applications,&rdquo Banazadeh said. &ldquo The most interesting ones that we&rsquo re finding are things that require an understanding of change, whether it be monitoring infrastructure, or just looking around and identifying change.&rdquo He identified pipeline, easement and infrastructure monitoring as possible uses for Capella&rsquo s imagery. Radar images are also helpful in identifying oil spills, tracking agriculture, and in disaster response. A Finnish company named ICEYE is also building out a fleet of small commercial radar observation satellites. ICEYE has launched five radar satellites to date, more than Capella. But Capella is a U.S. company, which could give it an advantage selling to the U.S. military. Capella has a license from NOAA, which regulates space-based remote sensing by U.S. companies, for a constellation of 36 small radar surveillance satellites. The company says it also has permission from U.S. regulators to sell high-resolution radar images globally. https://spaceflightnow.com/2020/08/30/amid-shuffling-schedules-capella-to-fly-its-first-commercial-satellite-with-rocket-lab/ |
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