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JH, maybe they will but no one knows for certain. The main thing is IIs invested at $5.2 so can’t see the price dropping below this after demerger especially with all the ST news flows to come and the realist to the main market. Would be a good opportunity to top up if it does as it will be short lived. Each to their own though.
Hi Nelsonthedog, I agree with a lot of your post, however, step 1 is to get the Demerger done (i.e. get to 1st November). Once that’s done, StemPrinter is “packaged up” and ready for someone to walk away with if they pay the asking price (whatever that is).
Don’t forget there is the “formality” of a further court hearing to get through. No point being presumptuous. Imo, “day 1” as you put it, starts on 1st November.
I also suspect that IF negotiations are under way (and we of course do not know if they are) that our BoD know what they have in StemPrinter (45% better than the best with tests and evidence to back that up) so they will be playing hard ball.
As I mentioned earlier, the gap between Demerger and listing in U.K. and further gap to “potentially” Listing on Nasdaq allows enough time to continue any negotiations, with the Nasdaq listing providing the funding if we want/need to go it alone. The BoD have also said Q1 for Roll Out into hospital (s) in Italy first, so they will have evidence also to support that intention.
There are lots of ifs and buts, however, I don’t think the BoD will be left wanting when it comes to negotiations in this respect.
GL
You can see it a mile off!!
Imho traders will dump stock after the demerger.
One thing I’ve learnt from years in the market is expect the unexpected.
I’ve just made my final top up. Looking good for a £2.50-£3 run before the demerger. I don’t think the TILS price will drop much after the demerger as I believe there will be significant news flow lined up to compensate. Don’t be fooled into thinking the board won’t have planned for this ;)
I have to agree with Whimax that Accustem is for sale and TILS are just building a bluff - however if thats the case its a poor bluff and if its really is the case we are going to keep STEM standalone there is some big news to come and imho it needs to be quick. 6 weeks since they announced split but no noise on future plan.
If Accustem is a keeper, who is the board, what is the go to market and how do we fund it. To not have these things present 9 days before split is v poor. Accustem needs to be following a strategy from day 1 of its existence and to do that it needs this. The absence of these details mean we dont really intend to develop it ourselves and are either selling or negotiating a JV go to market. Whomever we are negotiating with must see the absence of intent to go it alone and hence will not be quick to move their position imvho. Therefore we should appoint board, build strategy and price it and publish so we are in a position to IPO - then the buyer / JV partner knows we are serious about possibly going it alone.
TILS perspective isnt why i originally invested but forumalab (or near spelling) looks very very interesting and will likely keep me in TILS longer than STEM.
NtD