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Yes, post of the day from Ben Howell. Well said, Ben. Happy New Year everyone and let's see Sareum bought out in the next 12 months on the back of the SDC1801 data. GSK or J&J will be the buyers imo.

In April DGI stated the following:

" The convertible loan notes issued in December 2023 were predicated on the possibility of moving our listing to AIM, arguably a more appropriate market for a high-growth technology company such as ours. AIM also opens up a wider investor audience to include the EIS and VCT market, subject to DGI meeting the qualifying criteria".

They might be back as a plc via AIM or NASDAQ sooner than you think based on the above.

In answer to your question point 7 is "To re-appoint Russell Shaw as a director of the Company" . 67.0% for 33.0% against. Probably to do with his poor handling of the Investor Meet q&a. "Dodgy" is a bit tough (!) but he could do better at answering questions on Investor Meet that's for sure.

Yes, nice one Winni!! The point is though that in this sector hundreds of millions of pounds are paid by big pharma to acquire smaller innovative companies. I'm just pointing out that Ian Gilham has done this twice now for £235 Million and £296 million. Why not a third time with GDR? I think it's possible.

Yes, like many GST holders I'm here for the £1+ per share buy out by a global financial player. If we get an an ARB style rise £1 a share might happen sooner than many people think.

Yes but 40p a share is only £220 Million MCAP approx. GDR's Chairman sold Axis (where he was CEO) for £235 Million & he sold his other business Horizon for £296 million. So, £220 Million for GDR feels right from his past experience. i.e. don't rule out 40p a share just because we are currently under 3p. It could happen, especially in this sector which has a track record of paying hundreds of millions for small innovative companies.

Yes and I agree with 5p during the first quarter of 2025. However, it's possible that we could see 5p smashed during the first weeks of January once we know more on the CAKE/bake deal terms.

Yes, Spacman is right as in the event that the minimum fundraising condition is satisfied (i.e. the fundraising of £2.9million to £6 million is a success) TFG will hold less than 75% of the enlarged share capital. TFG can't then unilaterally delist SNG but would have to make an offer in this scenario. TFG would then be more likely to hold the shares post P2 for a licencing or T/0 offer from big pharma. That's my take on all of this for what it's worth. .

Yes and 20p+ by next Christmas as per AimHigherStill's prediction with GS20 Exchange, CAKE/bake, Angra Global, Semnet growing substantially in 2025.

"In the second half of the financial year we are looking to continue to grow revenues substantially from all the Group’s businesses" - GST Chairman

Gampy, I'm expecting a mid January bounce at SNG if the funding is cleared at the meeting. 4-6p looks doable very short term but if SNG does stay as a plc on 17th January there could be a bigger "sigh of relief" for the share price with a bigger climb over the first 6 months of 2025 as SNG head in to P2 trials. We all know the value big pharma attaches to P2 licencing deals. i.e. Rumours of a major player looking at on-licencing could happen in this period. You could certainly be looking at a x 3 to x 5 gain here by mid 2025 (& higher on rumours or an actual licencing deal) if and it's a big if TFG don't go down the nuclear route of delisting. There is no dubt that RM and co have let the long term holder down here badly but for the short term 2025 holder there could be gains to be made if funding is approved at the EGM in January.

Billy and Brighty, agreed re Asia. Here's some food for thought. It might not be a traditional HSBC style bank that would acquire GST though. e.g. Coinbase could be a suitor in the future. It currently has $185 billion in quarterly volume traded on its platform ($273 billion in assets). They've also just opened up a hub in, guess where? Singapore!

Yes, it continues - Here are the after hours trades from Friday, below:

20-Dec-24 16:20:58 0.4253 3,352,592 Unknown* 0.42 0.45 14.26k O

20-Dec-24 16:27:48 0.4244 2,137,008 Unknown* 0.42 0.45 9,069 O

20-Dec-24 16:17:31 0.4253 2,013,323 Unknown* 0.42 0.45 8,563 O

20-Dec-24 16:15:39 0.4278 2,257,761 Unknown* 0.42 0.45 9,659 O

19-Dec-24 15:17:19 0.3988 15,500,000 Unknown* 0.42 0.45 61.81k O

19-Dec-24 08:29:25 0.40 8,000,000 Unknown* 0.42 0.45 32.00k O

20-Dec-24 15:45:48 0.43 2,000,000 Unknown* 0.42 0.45 8,600 O

20-Dec-24 15:44:59 0.43 2,000,000 Unknown* 0.42 0.45 8,600 O

20-Dec-24 15:44:17 0.43 2,000,000 Unknown* 0.42 0.45 8,600 O

20-Dec-24 15:43:11 0.43 2,000,000 Unknown* 0.42 0.45 8,600 O

20-Dec-24 15:39:00 0.4249 2,000,000 Unknown* 0.42 0.45 8,498 O

20-Dec-24 14:46:42 0.425 1,647,998 Unknown* 0.43 0.43 7,004 O

20-Dec-24 10:48:53 0.419 5,000,000 Unknown* 0.39 0.42 20.95k O

Looks like 0.45/50p pre Christmas at this rate.

MOS has certainly been the silent star of AIM in 2024. 2025 could be transformational for the business and its shareholders.

Yes and the FD also bought £25,500 of GDR shares in May. i.e. £46,000 invested in GDR approx by him with today's £21,890. That is a healthy amount of skin in the game. The CEO also acquired £15,000 of GDR shares in May, so that's nearly £40,000 skin in the game from him this year plus £46,000 invested from the Chairman approx in 2024.

Yes, good to see the following director buys just now:

1. £5,274.00 Chair

2. £24,974.58 CEO

3. £21,890.00 FD

4. £11,175.54 COO

5. £5,000.00 NED

No, just an astute stock picker actually! Multibags this year with SAR, HE1, MOS, ROAD, GST, QED and GDR to name a few of my successes. Some of which were x 10 by the way! I think SNG will rise accordingly if the funding is achieved on January 17th and if (and it is a big IF) TFG don't go down the delisting route.

Not so sure on that! In addition you should check out GST. In August it was under 0.6. Last week it hit over 2p and is going much higher. Anyway, I'm expecting a mid January bounce at SNG if the funding is cleared.

Yes, 2reincarnated timing is crucial. Buying out bombed out shares such as SAR, HE1, GDR, MOS AND ROAD during 2024 have worked out well for me and other canny investors. The bulk of these have risen following similar catastrophic raises. i.e. SNG could have a mini bounce in early 2025, see below, if they get the requisite funding through. For example during 2024:

1. SAR from its 10p fundraise climbed to 40p+ quickly,

2. HE1 from its 0.2 fundraise climbed to over 2p+ quickly,

3. GDR from its 1.5p fundraise climbed to 4.5p+ quickly

& AIM minnows MOS and ROAD, both bombed out stocks at the start of 2024, have both climbed over x 10 during the year.

It could be a crazy decision but I'm snapping up SNG shares as a result as the 5 stocks above have all seriously multi-bagged.

Yes, TFG will hold 86.9% of the shares if this goes through. They have stated "YES" to delisting in the document today if the additional funds are not raised. They hold all the cards and the danger is pre a major pharma licencing they can, with 86.9%, at any time delist. Not exactly the first time we've seen this with AIM pharma stocks and it won't be the last sadly. This is a dilema for all PI's today, including me, before ploughing more money in to SNG.

Yes, just a couple of pre submitted questions from IM and no live questions via IM. Hard to hear the 3 questions from the floor and the BOD didn't appear to be that keen to answer very much. Keeping things very close to their chest, as you say. All done and dusted in 31 mins!

Yes GFIN's share price is now 245% up in 1 month and that article in UK Investor Magazine laid out what could be about to unfold here. Summary below:

1. Gfinity is reinventing itself again and capturing investors’ attention.

2. Investors will be delighted that the company announced it is on track to meet its target of monthly profitability by the end of 2024.

3. The really exciting part of the recent announcement is the company’s plans to diversify into video advertising.

4. The focus on gaming wore thin after the pandemic as gamers returned to the office but now Gfiinity has set its targets on the broad digital medium of video and freed itself from the shackles of struggling to carve out profits from gaming.

5. Gfinity’s plans are interesting because it is now targeting operations in a digital format with billions of users with a multitude of interests, which will allow Gfinity to focus on the underlying technology and not have to worry too much about consumer behavioural trends.

6. The company’s realignment towards video is driven by Gfinity’s largest shareholder, Robert Keith, and a related party transaction between Gfinity and 0M Technology Solutions Ltd, a company Robert Keith is the owner of. Keith is a low-profile, hi-tech investor best known for his past involvement with Eidos (which gave us Lara Croft).

7. Gfinity has signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with 0M Technology Solutions Ltd to commercialise its artificial intelligence technology for the connected video market.

8. Under the proposed terms, Gfinity will receive an exclusive license to use 0M’s Connected IQ (CIQ) technology, with 0M receiving a royalty fee of 30% of net profits generated from the license.

9. The deal would give Gfinity a new lease of life and with shares priced for complete failure, investors are taking note.

We've seen unloved shares such as ROAD, POS, MOS, PPP all x 10 in the last year, so why not GFIN next? In the last 2 years the results have been published on 22nd December and 23rd December. One to watch and be invested in at this share price. The gains could be considerable from here.