Cavendish Tech Chat | We love regulation
April 2024
The legacy of losing 11 days in 1752 left us with a peculiar tax year end, so, in light of our second new year, here is our second “looking to the year ahead”.
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The legacy of losing 11 days in 1752 left us with a peculiar tax year end, so, in light of our second new year, here is our second “looking to the year ahead”.
Sometimes, looking back at old CES articles is like a game of “where are they now” and it wouldn’t surprise you that unavoidable and predictable buzz at CES this year is AI; CES celebrating gimmicks is the inevitable consequence of media focus, usually on the wrong thing.
Is winter here? Or is winter still coming? Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and where equity multiples fall so far, and UK equity performance is so subpar to the US, bidders invitably pounce. Through our own investigations, we examine the characteristics and bidders of the 51 tech takeouts since 2017 in our Joy of Techs sector report. There remains plenty of value on the market for both investors and bidders and the Cavendish Equity Capital Markets tech team, the largest and most experienced on AIM, is well positioned to take advantage of it.
Things that seem permanent do change: pronunciation, the pace of technological change... and us. This is the 379th, and final finnCap Tech Chat, as we return as Cavendish Securities (as part of Cavendish Financial Group). Cav Secs Tech Chat here we come.
We are pleased to share our latest report – Better boards for growth companies, written in conjunction with the Quoted Companies Alliance. The report is based on a study, which surveyed over a hundred Non-Executive Directors (NEDs) of smaller quoted companies.
Why biogas is generating attention - Biogas and biomethane currently account for less than 3% of total bioenergy demand, but are gaining traction due to a number of benefits they offer the energy transition. Our latest Energy Insights report delves deeper.
Carbon removal becoming essential - As we are all too aware, the earth’s surface temperature is already over 1.0°C above pre-industrial levels and it is becoming increasingly clear that removing CO2 from the atmosphere will be necessary to reach global climate goals. Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) and Direct Air Capture (DAC) are CO2 removal technologies that are key enablers for reaching global net zero emissions by 2050.
EV battery supply chains are already under pressure, stationary energy storage requirements are increasing and alternatives to lithium-ion are needed globally. Nevertheless, new battery chemistries are being commercialised and in this report we look at a panoply of battery technologies being developed.
Download the latest Life Sciences Insights, which heralds the encouraging new era of innovative technologies within the life sciences sector with long-term benefits and curative potential, Cell and Gene Therapy (CGT) which has been seen as the ‘future’ of medicine for many years. We are now closer than ever to that future becoming the present.