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Both our mistakes... it's not 'Bulten', it's Buntel, another financial company. Still nothing specifically to do with the automotive sector though. https://www.bolagsfakta.se/5593734295-Buntel_AB

Quote "Third, the fact that the Directed Issue is being directed to Bulten AB, Exelity AB and Jonathan Swann is also significant. These are all well-known and respected companies in the automotive industry,"

In the automotive industry??

Exelity is an investment fund:

https://finserve.se/en/fonder/aktiefonder/exelity/

Bulten make fasteners. Millions of them for all sorts of applications and sectors:

https://www.bulten.com/en/Our-offer/Products

Jonthan Swann is a 'well-known and respected companies in the automotive industry"?? err I don't think so.

Why are you focusing on the automotive industry anyway? Or should I say trying to focus?

Https://cyprus-mail.com/2023/08/25/moscow-demands-bigger-discounts-from-foreign-companies-exiting-russia/

"..exit market is crushed'?? Elaborate please.

Https://www.bdo.co.uk/en-gb/insights/industries/aim/aim-directors-remuneration-report

I doubt they'll say anything about Spacex. Perhaps just a passing mention, There must be a reason why Wyld have said absolutely nothing about that first information release, and perhaps it's simply that the info escaped too soon. It talks about trials. Wyld are already operating in S America and their tech is proven, so those trials are probably to do with their modules talking to Starlink satellites. Once that's proven, then I imagine we might be hearing rather more about this exciting development.

Https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/aug/08/cornish-lithium-secures-536m-to-open-first-mine-for-the-metal-in-britain

Oh go and flog your crap somewhere else.

Well Wyld are already operational in Brazil.

Furthermore, I believe Wyld would work with the Starlink satellites and wouldn't ned the dedicated, specialised satellites that Swarm uses.

What's of key interest, in my humble opinion, is that SpaceX already have an IoT sensor to satellite solution called Swarm. But it's sensors work on VHF and it uses its own little, book sized satellites. And... Musk is canning it. They announced a few weeks ago that they're ceasing manufacture of Swarm modules. This was apparently about the same time that SpaceX and Wyld made contact (I can't find now where I read that) and now we have this collaboration announcement. The obvious (optimist's) conclusion to draw is that Wyld is being considered as a replacement for Swarm. In other words, if trials are successful, SpaceX would buy Wyld. Or at the least, Wyld would become central to SpaceX's IoT operations.

This nice little hypothesis is what's exciting me, and most people don't seem to have noticed it.

Rns last friday....

If what's a fact?

Infinity, it's you who are ignoring facts, repeatedly. Fixated on one point and therefore clearly trying to cover a short. Can't be bothered reading your nonsense. Filtered.

Really? I've been in Tern for 8 years and Wyld for nearly 2. I'm tempted to add you to my filter list of three, which already includes grees.

Quote "I can only suggest that you monitor WYLD on Monday. Its listed on Stockholm Stock exchange. 27.2% is owned by TERN only."

Don't patronise me. I own shares in Wyld separately from Tern and have done from the beginning.

Infinity, get it into your head.. you are not familiar with the full picture here.

On the face of it, this arrangement Wyld has with SpaceX is no different from existing arrangements with Eutelsat... the latter is simply a carrier for the former's data. What makes the SpaceX arrangement interesting is simply the Swarm angle... that SpaceX are clearly in the process of changing Swarm tech... and we're concluding, or deducing, that the implication of this is that Wyld could be bought by SpaceX in order to acquire Wyld's tech and customer base. It's just too much of a coincidence that SpaceX are stopping Swarm production and saying they're looking to 'improve the technology' whilst then promptly engaging with Wyld. This seems to me to be a perfectly reasonable deduction, possibly even a safe bet, but of course it's not guaranteed. Nonetheless, the current mcap of Wyld, at just 14m, is irrelevant. If SpaceX do buy Wyld, they'll pay far more than that.

Are you familiar historically with Tern? Are you aware of the plethora of angles that have affected Tern's share price recently and so are you aware that Tern is woefully undervalued given its assets? Market has been waiting for proof of the business model and a Wyld sale to SpaceX could be it. There is clearly far more going on here than you're aware of. Stop fixating because you think you've been clever and spotted something no one else has.

The interest isn't based upon Wyld's current market cap, which fails anyway to take account of a huge backlog of orders on their order book, which makes cash positive status imminent despite the company's youth. Sentiment is instead based upon what SpaceX might pay for Wyld. And also the implications for Device Authority given that Wyld devices are protected by them. Sigh.