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A Call to Action for Shareholders

I never thought I would say this — or even think it — but I now feel compelled to speak out.

I urge all shareholders to vote against all the proposed resolutions. If we don't, we could soon see 4 billion shares in circulation, which would devastate shareholder value.

The current Board of Directors has effectively thrown us a bone — but with no meat on it. It's time we stand together and make it absolutely clear: we, the private investors, are not happy with the current setup.

We demand accountability. We ask that Gino return to the scientific role where he truly excels, and that the operational and strategic direction of the company be handed over to more professional, capable leadership.

This is a critical moment. Let's not stay silent and watch our investments be diluted and mismanaged. Let’s act.

Thanks David...pls pls sort this mess out for us.

A Thunderbird Moment?

Could David be our Thunderbird — the one who comes to our rescue when all seems lost?

With the current leadership floundering and 4 billion shares threatening to dilute everything we’ve stood for, shareholders are desperate for someone with conviction and clarity to step in. Many of us believe David, alongside Rob, is in a position to do just that.

This is a moment to rise, protect shareholder value, and stop the erosion of trust and capital. If ever there was a time for a Thunderbird to fly in — it’s now.

Further Statement on AGM Resolutions and Shareholder Concerns

Well, well — it seems young David may have seen my earlier comments addressed to him and Rob, in which I urged them to step up and help steer us in the right direction.

The proposal to issue 4 billion shares is deeply alarming. Such massive dilution will leave us — the private investors (PIs) and long-term holders (LTHs) — significantly worse off. It risks eroding the value of our investments beyond recognition.

I, along with many other shareholders, sincerely hope that David will use his holding and influence to block all the proposed resolutions at the upcoming AGM. We need leadership willing to protect shareholder value — not strip it away.

Now is the time to act in the interest of those who have stood by this company.

Additional Comment on Board Direction and Shareholder Value

I'm not sure where David and Rob stand on the matter of issuing 4 billion shares. Both gentlemen have appeared very reserved, and at this point, I — like many shareholders — can only guess at their true position or intentions.

With respect: come on, gentlemen — give us some clarity. Your voices are needed. If either of you can take this process out of the hands of what increasingly feels like headless leadership, I believe many shareholders would welcome that move.

A realistic and responsible path forward — one that delivers real value — doesn’t require 4 billion shares. I’m confident that most shareholders would be more than satisfied with a target of 1.5p if it’s achieved through sound governance and strategic focus.

Statement on Voting Against All Resolutions

I voted against all resolutions, as I have lost confidence in the current setup and the effectiveness of the Board of Directors. In my view, the current Board has failed to create meaningful value for shareholders and appears directionless in its strategic approach.

While I have supported the Board in the past, I no longer see the value they bring to the table. It is time for the Board to do the decent and responsible thing — step aside and allow new leadership with a clear vision and accountability to take us forward.

Shareholders deserve better stewardship, and until that change happens, I cannot support the current direction.

Below is for dumb EC

IG

Thanks for voting!

GENEDRIVE PLC

2025 Annual General Meeting

To be held Wednesday, October 15, 2025

Your voting directions for this meeting (Control Number: 9000311049867) were received on October 2, 2025 at 7:56 a.m. ET.

Here's how you voted:

Shares available: 6,469,400

1

TO AUTHORISE THE DIRECTORS TO ALLOT SHARES FOR THE CONDITIONAL PLACING, RETAIL OFFER AND WARRANTS

You Voted: Against

2

TO DISAPPLY THE STATUTORY PRE-EMPTION RIGHTS OVER EQUITY SHARES ISSUED PURSUANT TO THE CONDITIONAL PLACING, RETAIL OFFER AND WARRANTS

You Voted: Against

3

TO AUTHORISE THE DIRECTORS TO ALLOTSHARES IN THE COMPANY UP TO CERTAIN LIMITS

You Voted: Against

4

TO DISAPPLY SECTION 561(1) OF THE COMPANIES ACT 2006 IN RELATION TO SHARES ALLOTTED PURSUANT TO RESOLUTION 3 ABOVE, SUBJECT TO CERTAIN LIMITS AND RESTRICTIONS

You Voted: Against

EC that's your prerogative and I for one couldn't careless, as to what you think.

Statement Regarding My Vote Against All Resolutions

I voted against all the resolutions presented to us. My primary concerns are as follows:

Dilution of Shares: The proposed changes could result in an excessive number of shares — potentially up to 4 billion — which I believe would significantly dilute existing shareholder value.

Pricing Concerns: The entry of new participants at the lowest possible price is troubling. It undermines the value of long-term investments made by existing shareholders.

Leadership Issues: I believe Gino should return to the role in which he previously excelled and relinquish his current position. Similarly, Alan should also step down. Leadership decisions like these could lead to meaningful cost savings.

Better Use of Funds: The money saved through leadership restructuring and improved governance could be used more effectively to support the company’s core mission and long-term shareholder value.

NUG1 Good to hear from you. We met at the GM.

Roger, like most shareholders have said to you from time to time — intelligence is not your strong point. We understand. Time will tell

Roger, for your information, there has been very strong demand for these shares. I applied for £4,523 worth, but was scaled down and only allocated £2,572 worth.

Anyone else who wants to check their allocation can see it in the pending order.

Once again, Roger refuses to accept that the Board of Directors has played a blinder. They’ve managed the situation well and appear to have sufficient funds to carry them into next year. They may even have enough to apply to the FDA for 510(k) approval for Nova.

To me, this all looks like a solid investment.

Pensioninvestor - You should have the below msg in you inbox.

We’re pleased to confirm that your application for the Genedrive plc Retail Offer has been accepted.

Please ensure that you have sufficient cash in your SIPP Account to cover the full cost of your application. If you do not have sufficient cash available to fund the allocation you receive, we will sell a portion of your largest holding(s) at the telephone dealing rate.

What happens next?

We’ll write to you on Monday 29 September to confirm how many shares you’ve been allocated. This will also be shown in the ‘Pending Orders’ section of your online account from midday on Monday 29 September.

Please note, it’s not possible to cancel or amend your application now that it has been accepted.

When can I expect to receive my shares?

Your new shares are due to be credited to your SIPP Account shortly before 8am on 16 October. However, this may be delayed in the event the company does not deliver your shares to us by this time.

As disclosed previously, Hargreaves Lansdown will receive a fee of 0.5% of your allocation from Genedrive (GDR). Please note that this is paid to us by Genedrive (GDR), you have not been charged to participate in this Retail Offer.

We’re here to help

Roger as I said previously you are talking from your back side.

The great RNS issued today by GDR makes a mockery of Roger’s recent posts suggesting the company would go into administration or be taken private. All shareholders should filter out Roger’s comments or simply ignore his posts. He clearly has an agenda aimed at causing investors to lose confidence in their investment.

I’m sure he will try to cover his tracks and won’t have the decency to admit he was completely wrong and apologize to everyone.

Let’s see how the market responds. GOOD LUCK to all the genuine investors. Roger had the audacity to tell me and other investors that we were desperate.

What a nutcase.

MIKODX below is just my view

I currently hold 3,234,700 shares at an average of 0.8577p in my ISA, and 1,592,737 shares in my SIPP at an average of 2.07p. I've also applied for an additional £4,523 worth at 0.20p, including warrants, with the hope that this will reduce my average in the SIPP to around 1p, or potentially lower.

I fully understand that this is a high-risk investment, but I’m willing to take that risk. If the share price reaches 1.5p to 2.5p, I’ll be content.

For long-term holders with average prices around 5p to 10p, I believe — based on my own judgment — that they could be in the money by 2027. This isn’t intended as ramping or deramping; it’s simply my personal view.

Averaging down isn’t for everyone — as mentioned, this is a gamble. I remain hopeful that the share price might reach around 10p by late 2026 or 2027, which could at least allow loyal holders to recover their capital, and perhaps see a modest profit.

Roger,

I can assure you, I am far from desperate. Contrary to your recent posts, it appears that you're the one exhibiting a real sense of desperation — seemingly hoping for GDR to fail, just so you can claim you were right all along.

Unlike you, I don’t post day and night, nor do I need to delete my posting history. I’m not particularly active here, as I have more important matters to focus on — including managing a significant and costly investment.

Lionel1 it is soooooooooo nice of DICK ROGER TO THINK ABOUT YOUR INVESTMENT, just tell him to FOF. You do what you think it best for you, don't listen toDICKS like ROGER

Ianfm even if u hold 1 share, you can apply for as many as you like, it is very unlikely that allocation will be scaled down. Once you logged on to your account, look to the right and under action, you will see cop action tab. Click on it and more info will be displayed, as how you can take part. Hope this helps.