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Stephen Diggle is the Founder and CEO of Vulpes Investment Management, a family office-backed investment manager. Let me provide you with more details about his background:
Stephen Diggle has been working in finance since 1986.
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He was one of the two founders of Artradis Fund Management, a Singapore-based hedge fund company that launched in 2002 with US$4 million and peaked at nearly US$5 billion late in 2008.
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Vulpes has been an early investor in companies such as Scancell and Oxford Biomedica, providing capital at critical times to keep these companies afloat.
Stephen holds a Master’s degree from the University of Oxford in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics1.
Stephen Diggle’s expertise in finance and his passion for finding undervalued biotech firms make him a significant player in the investment world.
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This is promising. An investment company isn’t going to buy 20m shares if they are no wiser than us about the prospects in the company. Looks like they have invested £150k in EVG shares. I’m optimistic something is going to happen here soon.
Sorry, but it is buttons to them (and not that big a figure even for a HNWI, let alone an ii) - and look at, and compare with, the high quality names that joined the 8p raise in the past.
Who according to a number of posters back then, must have known something/done their dd before participating etc etc.
Not saying that it is 100% certain that their investment is going to go the same way as Octopus and Mr Kight's for example, and good luck to you, but IMO, I would not get too excited by these recent holder updates.
Looks like Vulpes were holding shares in Chronus as a private company which have now translated to an Evgen holding. There may or may not have been some additional buying.