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You seem to be very vocal and negative on this Company considering your small holding.
I'm happy to put my trust in JM who has a proven track record and is
a very successful wealthy entrepeneur.Its a fund to tuck away and ignore all the noise, come back in 3-5 years and you may regret you did't buy more.This is just
my opinion .

Surely this should be an RNS, absolutely fantastic news.
Great strides are being made in this technology, and 2025
is not too far away. When you look at the big picture , this is a steal
at this price.Acknowledgement of this technology is gaining traction
And I believe in 2-3 years this could be a 1B mkt cap.

https://www.cell.ag/blog/agronomics-disruption-of-conventional-agriculture-with-cellular-agriculture

At 16 p and just above nav The portfolio of Agronomics is truly dynamic and a bargain at these prices.
It still has plenty of cash to invest and all the signs are that cellular agriculture
Will be the way forward to mitigate the risks of global warming, food shortages
And supply constraints. I also believe it will be a much healthier alternative
To the processed foods we eat today . We are still at the early stages of this technology , even though great strides have so far been accomplished and hopefully governments will begin to comprehend the huge advantages this technology will achieve. As always dyor and gla.

PJ has always said he will never have placings at a discount, he has overpromised and underdelivered and has too many eggs in one basket.Concentrate on the core businesses and and cut down on the hype . PJ obviously believes in the business model as he is heavily invested, but he should take a step back and reevaluate whats gone wrong for him and the shareholders.Fwiw I haven't sold one share .

Whats this have to do with Agronomics , if you don’t believe cellular agriculture is the future , then don’t invest . From where I sit it all looks positive , but please don’t compare apples with pears!

Some good clips going through today, and mkt makers happy to absorb them.
Need some fresh news in the sector to get things going again!

Imho its worth between 3-5 p as we stand.
Its frustrating and disappointing how this share
Is priced despite all the positive news we are fed.
We need some hard figures and results before we
get a rerate and uplift in price.

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/may/19/lab-grown-meat-firms-post-brexit-uk-regulation

Cellular Ag is certainly receiving a lot more attention, which bodes well for this exciting technology.

The markets are asleep at the wheel and ignoring the huge potential cellular agriculture offers to mitigating the dangers of global warming and at the same
time feeding the world in a humane and economical way. Blackrock is a huge endorsement as well.Costs will keep creeping down and eventually reach parity
Quicker than we think.War in Ukraine has also highlighted the urgent need for this technology to be expedited.

Great news with Kering (global fashion house)and Di Caprio on board.
Vitro Labs is another very exciting Company in the
AniC portfolio . In the next few years expecting huge strides in
The technology and mkt valuation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKuZqhYqjJY

interesting price predictions from last year

It maybe on the top end , but much better having a performance fee than a management fee. Encouraging the fee was taken as shares and lets not forget
Jim Mellon arranged the bridging loan free of charge from what I can remember, but happy to be corrected. Shares are dead cheap at these levels and I stand by my prediction of £1 by year end 2023.If you’re not happy RWT2 don’t invest, its quite simple.

RWT2, its a nascent industry, so rather disingenuous stating that it has a long and glorious track record of not delivering on their optimistic
predictions.The funds raised is testament to the belief in the technology
and pls tell me what they have not delivered on and lets not forget Covid has disrupted most industries.

I totally disagree. The time to invest is now , in 2 years time some of these companies will have ipoed and the gains will certainly not be modest. If all
goes to plan. Investing in start ups is always high risk and one could lose everything , but I am am a big advocate of cellular agriculture , which can be applied to so many parts of agriculture. This doesn’t sound like the type of investment you should be involved in with especially as you have so many concerns.IMHO this technology will be the future and huge gains could be made.

As long as the supply chains come from reliable Countries the logistics take care of itself. As regards the facilities any idea how long they take to assemble and be fully operational?

Great to see Agronomics co- leading the latest fund raise.
It just goes to show how these cellular ag Companies value
this investment fund. The latest increase in commodities is
going to affect prices across the board , so food will just be more
expensive for now. The beauty about this technology is there will
much less issue on supply chains and logistics going forward .
Metal prices will come down once the crisis is sorted out , so for now
theres no point worrying about the cost which is the same for all industries.
I do believe huge strides will be made in the next few years, so stay patient and
Keep the faith.

The era of globalism is over.With prices skyrocketing , perhaps the chance of reaching price parity with conventional foods will come sooner than expected.
We need the technology to become more mainstream and governments to start
Investing in order to expedite events. Clearly the shareprice has performed poorly but then all growth stocks have been hit hard. Some substantial news wouldn’t go amiss when investors are fearful.

No reason to sell unless you need the cash or have margin calls.
If you believe the narrative has changed regarding the future of
cellular agriculture ,by all means sell. However if
you believe this technology is the way forward, top up or hold and
sit patiently.Most stocks get hammered when there is uncertainty , but long term
common sense prevails.

If it wasn’t for Agronomics , retail investors wouldn’t have been able to invest
In these start ups and would have had to wait til the private companies listed,
and invest at most likely much higher prices. Whilst the performance fee is perhaps on the top side, we have no management fee and a fantastic team entirely devoted
to bringing new ideas, investments to the table. Keep the faith and ask yourself why you invested in the first place.