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"The Group has prepared monthly cash flow forecasts based on reasonable estimates of key variables including operating costs and capital expenditure through to June 2024 that supports the conclusion of the Directors that they expect sufficient funding to be available to meet the Group's anticipated cash flow requirements to this date."

The reason the price is back down is because all the chancers are taking their profit while the mm's bend them over. Once they've gone it'll move up as real money moves in.

Have you actually read the financial statement the other day? They have funding until June 2024.

Punters need to understand that BSFA Enterprise is an investment company and 3DBT is a division, of which CityMix is a unique product and the jewel in the crown. It's what enables them to make proper meat, actual meat, not some vegetable sponge filled with meat flavouring like some of the others.

It's likely they will now be on the radar of some of these billion dollar US and Asian companies that would die for this tech and it's the CityMix and associated IP that they would buy, maybe with Che Connon too, not BSFA as a whole as that's the investment shell.

It's then likely investors would get a special dividend from the sale and BSFA would use the rest to buy something else.

However their stated aim is to license the CityMix to manufacturers and hold on to the IP. That too would be extremely lucrative. They don't intend taking on manufacturing risks themselves, which is wise.

Leather and skin news soon

That basically UK punters are thick, compared to US ones.

He's right, as is demonstrated in the share price here.

Present company excepted of course, apart from barnetpeter

idiot

1.15m at 21p gone through

Gotta say, this really is some dystopian sh*t

Deliberately kept away from this for a few days and it's helped me see things clearly.

2 things are obvious:

Firstly, it's obvious the seller is still selling and until they're done they will kill momentum. If demand for the seller's shares dries up as a result of traders losing interest then it will probably slip back where traders will buy it up again, rinse and repeat. But until the supply from Killik and whoever else is selling ends, it's going nowhere.

Secondly I think punters just need to come to terms with the reality of the FSS contract. They say £700 to £800m is coming their way and it is, but not for a long time. In the meantime the revenue from this will not be earth shattering and so it will have little impact on profit for several years. It's true the investment in infrastructure will help and maybe they'll secure other contracts too. But the FSS news is not going to help anymore in the short term. For traders it's been milked and investors will wait a year or two to invest. The next spike will probably be around May with the IM hearing, unless they surprise us with other contracts. But AIM is all about trading momentum and there's simply none left, largely thanks to the seller.

I still hold some and will just leave them alone. But for those on here who have been willing this up to 50p and beyond every day since the preferred bidder announcement, maybe it's time to take a break and accept the reality.

Aimho, dyor, etc...

Mcap still not even £20m

Fantastic news

In some ways I hope they don't release any blockbuster news for a week or two because I suspect we'll be trading in the mid 20's by then anyway and so we'd be catapulted from a higher base. However, because they have so many exciting products to shout about I expect we'll have a steady stream of news over the next few months anyway.

"As previously announced, the Company expects to produce a larger scale prototype in six to eight weeks and is on track to produce its showcase full-scale fillet of 100% meat in early in 2023."

I think it's possible but more likely that they are waiting for the full scale fillet "in early 2023", in other words soon. I know the 6 - 8 weeks has been an issue for some and may have been misleading, but if they want to really hit the ground running then it may be prudent to wait until they have the real deal, the kind of thing that's ready for market, rather than drip feeding news. As they say, that will be early 2023 so I would expect that to be in the few weeks or so, but they could surprise us sooner. I remember reading that they expected this to be February, which would make sense. I am relaxed about the 'delay' having given it some thought as this makes sense to me and I am using the time to top up at these low prices. They may also have news on other fronts. I suspect the next few months will be quite active.

However what is true is that when I sold it was following at least half an hour of no quotes to sell, ie. they didn't want my shares. No wonder after the several 100k sells they'd had, again. Then there was a bit of buying and it opened up at 18.1p to sell. So swings and roundabouts hey.

Lets see what tomorrow brings. I have kept half, so happy to see it rise and if it drops to 15 - 16p then I'll buy more.

I do find it amusing that I have been told off so many time by so called long term holders that I should forget about day to day movements and look back in a year or so, yet they are on here every day to set me straight. If it's that good then why the constant defence against anyone daring to be real? Surely it will speak for itself?

Fact is, if a share is that good it doesn't need ramping day after day. And you can bet that while they are telling you to buy and wait a year, they are selling and trading it themselves.

Be careful.

Not true at all Xenor, but as long as you find comfort in that then I'm glad to help ;o)

I know maestro, hence why I kept half. I'm not down on HARL at all, so no need for anyone to become defensive. But it's fortunes over the next few weeks and months are all about the FSS. IM isn't a thing until May and the rest is catch up from last year. I just think people ramping it over the 60% of £1.6bln is misleading as the revenue and profit to HARL will be significantly less after a lot of expenditure on infrastructure and a lot of debt, maybe why it's not 30p+?

I've sold a few of these and stuck it in BSFA, huge news coming there soon and likely to be a multi bagger. I didn't buy GDR at 12p and stuck it in here. So don't want to miss out again. Just sick and tired of the games and manipulation here. I also wonder if the figures in the contract will disappoint to some degree. Once you deduct material costs, the revenue share for HARL will be much less than the much trumpeted 60% of £1.6bln, profit less again. Still hold some so I still qualify for the bulletin board. I don't know how it will react to news and it could still go back to 15p, but you got to be in it to win it, even if at a reduced amount.

Here come the sellers again