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Nobody ever votes against these type of deals look at OPG power ventures, the investment firms all sold out before the delisting happened, took there losses and moved on

You need a Hero who's willing to take a punt by buying up 25% of the stock, and Bruce Wayne doesn't buy shares on the London Stock Exchange

What people can do is make sure they do vote against the proposal. Who knows, perhaps Phoenix or Schroders will also vote against. The company sits at an inflexion point where we are reviewing year end ‘26. This year will be the first clean set of figures since inception and the first positive consistent newsflow in 4 years. Visibility today is recurring revenues this year of at least £5m (company wording 3 months ago. They must have sight otherwise they could not have reported ‘in line’ on 20 Jan). There is no debt and a known small amount of legacy policy holders approaching expiry. Blink has gone from zero to £5m recurring revenue in quick succession, near doubling year on year. The problem has been all this has been lost in everything else, along with an out of kilter cost base. That’s also now disappearing. This is a very attractive imbedded pure tech play with growing recurring revenues in a growth market. Make sure you vote against and hope that Phoenix do the same.

To respond to previous posts - I wouldn't worry too much about how small shareholders will operate within a private environment. More likely we will get an offer at a small premium to the dismal current price. The major shareholders will flush out the small shareholders for a very small sum.

How is it right that this management team has been allowed to burn through so much cash with so little thought for the positions of minority shareholders? Pretty disgraceful actually and there are some that should feel some considerable shame for all of this.

“A decision hasn’t been made yet” blah blah blah

“Shareholder circular / 75% majority” blah blah blah

Be in no doubt that this is going to happen. They wouldn’t have put out this statement unless they’d already got enough votes.

Death by 1,000 cuts is an understatement with this lot.

It’s undoubtedly the right decision for the business given the state they’ve got the company into over the last few years, but life as a minority shareholder in a private company will be even less transparent than it is now.

Depressing.

Nearly buy price. Is it good. Could it go back to 80 p?