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And on cue Hy24 reposted this mentioning MPs

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/%F0%9D%90%8B%F0%9D%90%A1%F0%9D%90%B2%F0%9D%90%9D%F0%9D%90%AB%F0%9D%90%A8%F0%9D%90%A0%F0%9D%90%9E%F0%9D%90%A7%F0%9D%90%9E-%F0%9D%90%A5%F0%9D%90%9E%F0%9D%90%AF%F0%9D%90%A2%F0%9D%90%9E-ugcPost-7445108657727393792-nGrQ?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAEG4l0gBO7-otCES7DDpar2cXo5aD5L2eLY

Again sorry the Hynamics one only saves 49,000 tonnes whereas Villeta is 463,000 tonnes....amazing....wouldn't be surprised if UK National Wealth Fund gets involved with Atome but dyor

Sorry at only saves 49,000 tonnes of CO2 per year

Villeta gets 3 times that amount to save nearly 10 times that amout... 463,000 tonnes of CO2 per year with NO state aid .... another bankable reason

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ottmarsheim-hydrogaeyne-ceeag-share-7444375487444897793-ONCX?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAEG4l0gBO7-otCES7DDpar2cXo5aD5L2eLY

Tried to buy £7500 then £4999 then £2999 then £1999 NT on all had to settle for £999@61.7

Couldn't resist another 8k just crazy mcap for all these global institutions involved here that have stretched Atome from pillar to post with 2 years of DD to get a bankable subsidy free project

Can you believe ATG a lowly 28 mill mcap AIM company with a 20% spread has had all this work done on it's 1st project...IMO a huge industrial giant would of spent a minimum of Atome's current mcap just on feasibility and DD studies on this type of project and now Atome can cut and paste what they've learnt from this onto desperately needed food and energy security....28 mill mcap amazing opportunity IMO

Their linkedin in post has been interacted with by some senior Citi Bank Execs including a anti money laundering specialist....so Atome and its dealings including Mr Levine and other Execs must of been scrutinised in great detail...so I looked into the relationship Citi have with the lead lender IDB

IDB Invest (the private sector arm of the IDB Group) and Citi collaborate extensively to finance sustainable projects and infrastructure in Latin America and the Caribbean. They commonly partner on "A/B loans," bond issuances, and trade financing, with Citi often acting as a key financial intermediary to attract private capital for development.

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Key partnerships and joint projects include:

Energy & Infrastructure: IDB Invest and Citi (along with other banks) have collaborated on major infrastructure financing, such as a 2025 large-scale energy project in the Dominican Republic.

Green Finance: In Argentina, IDB Invest and Citi (along with BICE) have partnered to provide financing for green projects, including renewable energy.

Bond Market Access: Citi has worked with IDB Invest to pave the way for foreign investors to access money market funds in Colombia, boosting regional liquidity.

Financing Structures: IDB Invest often acts as lender of record in A/B loan transactions where Citi plays a lead role in structuring.

Bond Issuances: Citi has been involved in underwriting IDB Invest's sustainability bonds, which raise capital for development projects.

Us shareholders have had some serious free DD carried out for us

Here's the Ferrerer linkedin post

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/paraguay-proyectovilleta-hidraejgenoverde-share-7444830255086866432-3kok?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAEG4l0gBO7-otCES7DDpar2cXo5aD5L2eLY

Yesterday

News | FERRERE advised on the financing of Paraguay's first green hydrogen plant https://share.google/c4zHdODbm8HrZh10W

Thanks Chromo

ATG possibly got to the bottom of it cph2 sold their holding in Atome during 2024

8 Investments held at fair value through other comprehensive income

The Company previously held 1,412,429 ordinary £0.02 shares in ATOME plc which were sold during 2024. The fair value at the comparative period balance sheet date was measured using the quoted price on the AIM market at that date (a level 1 input using the price from an active market).

see interims https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/interim-results-qlx4ycm6kqyrcr9.html

This kept the price down at circa 60p so they took quite a hit just for cash reasons it seems...then last years Trump liberation day market mayhem last spring took Atome down artificially with everyone else...during this time insiders having been loading up to significant levels and probably owe them 60-70p from my research some more than that...anyway here's a run down on the pegging back potential

An entity might be pegging back, or suppressing, a share price to manipulate the market for financial gain, with the most common motivation being to buy shares at a lower price before an expected increase. This type of artificial suppression is achieved by controlling supply and demand, often in the, now, "darker" sectors of the market.

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Here are the primary reasons why an entity (such as a market maker, large institution, or corporate insider) might suppress a share price:

Acquisition/Accumulation at Lower Costs: Manipulators use "poop and scoop" techniques to drive a stock price down, allowing them to accumulate a large position cheaply. By creating a false appearance of selling pressure, they compel retail investors to panic-sell, enabling the manipulators to buy those shares without driving the price up.

Preventing Options Pay-outs: Market makers (MMs) may suppress a stock price to prevent it from rising above a certain strike price on options expiration dates, particularly when they hold large short positions and want to avoid paying out on options.

"Shaking Out" Shareholders: Through sideways price action (horizontal range consolidation) or sharp downward movements ("suppressive wash sales"), manipulators exploit investor impatience, forcing them to sell their holdings and "wash out" floating shares before a potential rise.

Facilitating Corporate Actions: A company might cooperate with traders to keep a share price low temporarily to make a future share buyback or executive stock options acquisition cheaper.

Just took another 13k@58.3 left over from the 25k sell earlier should show in an hour

Nope please don't take this wrong Chromo but I like to keep things totally public hope you all don't mind

Nice Kennedy

Aha Kennedy I've been following Atome for 4 years but was concerned about Molecular holding but that got sorted out then I was concerned about the 'indicative' funding wording...I did jump in a little last year but didn't feel concrete...however now it's all signed and Hy24 have skin in the game that only leaves 10-15% left to be announced IMO which is above my 80% concrete threshold but dyor

BTW ATG cph2 not even on the list of shareholders on the website anymore so are below the 3% reporting TR1 level ...I think they've got a £600+k cash burn every month....make of that what you will

Don't think it's Baker Hughes ATG a senior manager there posted positively about Villeta the other day...haven't seen any reactions on LinkedIn from cph2 on Atome's recent announcements whi knows though I've taken nearly 1% from someone literally they sell i buy for the past few weeks

Exactly Kennedy and "Once is a mistake, twice is a lesson, three times is a choice."

2 mistakes now with food and energy security in the past couple of years so let's get all sorted for the inevitable 3rd

Atome today confirms systemic changes to fertiliser market

Terje Bakken, Director of Ammonia and Fertiliser Markets at ATOME PLC, commented:

"Current events are a stark validation of what we are building at ATOME. Whilst supply effects can be short term - we believe the consequences of the crisis will be long term. There is already a "New Normal" as companies and governments create their own "war rooms" assessing the vulnerabilities and risks of old supply systems. The world cannot continue to rely on concentrated, fossil-fuel-dependent supply from geopolitically unstable regions to feed its population. Villeta, being in the centre of one of the most important agricultural regions of the world, is exactly the locally resilient, renewably powered fertiliser solution that markets, and the sector now are urgently seeking."

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/ATOM/global-fertiliser-market-commentary/17526844

This was one of the initial conversions by Levine at Molecular Wandering you need to go through all the RNS's for your own research

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/directorpdmr-shareholding-ejc5mnsglxagjdx.html