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Due diligence usually lasts anything from 90 to 180 days...so we need to be patient. I suspect we will get an update or result of some kind this month.
4 posts in about a month about this alleged RTO to Align research out then total silence ever since. Unbelievable
MCLS . Some of Mccoll's losses could be easily recouped here in the very near future. Worth a look.
Last corporate update was in February. News coming soon.
Thu, 10th Mar 2022 10:50
(Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers among London Main Market small-caps on Thursday.
SMALL-CAP - WINNERS
Amala Foods PLC, up 27% at 0.70 pence, 12-month range 0.35p-2.03p. Says proposed rare earths exploration subsidiary, Terra Rara UK Ltd, which has majority interests in three rare earths projects across Angola and Uganda, has seen high-grade results from drilling on the Mungo project. Notes project has the potential to become a "low capex and low opex REE project". Still looking to close acquisition of Terra. Director Aidan Bishop says: "I am pleased with the progress being made on this potential transaction that if successful will result in a complete transformation for the company. The company announced previously that based on the current number of outstanding shares, if successful, the transaction would result in a 'see through' valuation of approximately 2p per share."
Look at who the directors are of Bluebird, Terra Rara and BigDish and tell me who the 'partners' are that you imply are external.
MMS going for stop losses. Hold on to your shares.
As I mentioned before, the worry here is that this was all hype to allow align out and it's very concerning there's been nothing at all since align confirmed out. what's the getting the next RNS will be that the deal fell through but they are exploring multiple other partners blah blah blah
Looking better today - this share certainly moves on not a huge amount of buying. Bodes very well for a huge uplift on positive news :)
Typical I sold a grands worth yesterday, still got 1.18 million of these babies though . Good to see some good buying again . GLA
11% spread is pretty dirty.
might wait for a little dip or at least the spread to narrow.
gla.
Director Aidan Bishop says: "I am pleased with the progress being made on this potential transaction that if successful will result in a complete transformation for the company. The company announced previously that based on the current number of outstanding shares, if successful, the transaction would result in a 'see through' valuation of approximately 2p per share."
Added more today. Gla
If deal was off we would I assume of heard by now. Plenty going on in the background hopefully- I take no news as potentially good news. We’ll see soon fingers crossed
Raj what was buy price? We are all in same boat
nothing it was a ramp to let the seller out
DOES ANY ONE KNOW WHAT HAPPENING ? ......... DOWN 90%
The Bluebird connection, Kisbey Green's background (especially connections) and especially the fact that the Ugandan resouce area is contiguous with a world class REE project being developed by Ionic Rare Earths make this a strong prospect in my opinion, assuming that it all goes ahead. I've bought more.
...of Tera Rara (signatory to the reent RNS):
http://www.goldplat.com/news/director-appointment--2
https://za.linkedin.com/in/gerard-kisbey-green-13694248
No brainer to hold or buy more. Rns dropping very soon and when it does it will be at the valuation price. Dyor.
In the rns of 2nd March it says,
The Company has executed an updated term sheet with improved terms that is subject to the execution of a definitive agreement. The terms set out in the term sheet will provide current shareholders with 30% of the enlarged Company .
On the 29th of March from companies house data 30% of shares were transferred to various parties. in my mind this makes it highly likely it's a done deal
Director Aidan Bishop says: "I am pleased with the progress being made on this potential transaction that if successful will result in a complete transformation for the company. The company announced previously that based on the current number of outstanding shares, if successful, the transaction would result in a 'see through' valuation of approximately 2p per share."
News Due Soon
Alliance News: Amala Foods PLC - Jersey-based food technology firm formerly known as BigDish - Says sales and purchase agreement for transaction with Terra Rara UK Ltd will be executed "in the near term". This follows previous announcements that it will repurpose its public listing with the acquisition of Terra Rara, a rare earth elements company.
Amala also notes recent progress by Terra Rara's Uganda subsidiary with exploration licenses, which were granted for over 330 square kilometres of "highly prospective" ionic clay rare earth elements mineralisation.
"As we close out the due diligence period, Amala Foods anticipates being in a position within the very near future of signing the sales and purchase agreement to acquire the entire issued share capital of Terra Rara UK Ltd and a complete rebirth of the listed vehicle. I am confident that following solid expressions of interest of finance provision in bringing this opportunity to fruition that shareholders in the company stand on the cusp of a new and exciting beginning," says Amala Director Aidan Bishop.
Amala foods,right place,right time.
https://londonlovesbusiness.com/two-upcoming-ipos-all-green-investors-should-be-watching-out-for/
Meat replacement companies likely to go public in 2022
Impossible Foods is developing the latest generation of alternative (artificial) meats and plant-based cheeses. The company carefully selects specific proteins and biologically significant elements from greens, seeds, and grains. Through these efforts and combinations, meat and dairy alternatives are faithfully produced.
The Californian based company’s main aim is to combine the pleasure of food with the safety of that same food for both human health and the environment by eliminating animals from the production chain. Impossible Foods has raised a total of £1.6 billion in funding, with the last round of investment coming in November 2021, when Mirae Asset Global Investments invested £381.7 million in the project.
Huel specialises in complete plant-based food substitutes in the form of powders, drinks, snacks, and more. The Hertfordshire-based company has expanded internationally, including in continental Europe, the US, and Japan. The company has an estimated market capitalisation of £1 billion.
As the intensity of the fight against climate change increases, so does the potential and popularity of companies who aim to reduce or offset the harmful effects of human activity. Analysts have praised the producers of meat substitute products and are upbeat about its prospects for the next ten years. Bloomberg suggested that the global plant protein market will grow to £123bn by 2030. Sales of plant-based meat and fish alternatives could account for 5% of the total meat and fish market as early as 2030.