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Yes, as the company points out

1. this is a back-office regulatory alignment to ensure continuity of service and has no impact on how you use the platform.

2. Your access to the platform continues as normal

3. Your assets remain fully accessible

4. No action is required from you

5. Customer support and all core services remain unchanged

6. Your account's legal jurisdiction and terms may be updated automatically as part of this transition

Points 1-6 make things pretty clear!

Yes, Wozza, I have 20p a share for ALRT as my year 2026 target too. I think 20p+ next year is very achievable when you see other stocks doing x 20 over the last year so so. e.g. BANK & ROAD in my SIPP to mention just 2, both have gone x 15+ for me. I think the 5 year plan here will see ALRT make many early investors very happy (and rich!) indeed by 2030. The big gains will kick off for ALRT share holders in 2026 without a doubt. Enjoy the santa rally today. It's just the start of big things here.

Yes, Lucain and Brighty1. Make that 75p per share today. Wow, what a great stock to be invested in. This has risen X18 since I bought in and I've recently started top slicing this stock and snapping up ALRT shares for hopefully another X18!!! Big news about to start coming from ALRT in 2026. But, I agree 100p a share looks possible here and will keep a tidy holding in ROAD as the growth potential here is still huge. Happy Christmas all ROAD shareholders.

Warrie, ALRT are dropping some very big hints. See the job ad wording about Defence Technologies:

1. About Defence Technologies

2. Defence Technologies is the classified execution platform of Defence Holdings PLC (LSE: ALRT)

3. Working in close collaboration with the UK Ministry of Defence, we are helping accelerate the design and deployment of sovereign AI and digital capabilities across critical mission areas.

4. We have been tasked by UK Defence to identify and deliver technology at a wartime pace, bringing together industry innovation, hyperscale infrastructure, and operational insight to strengthen national resilience and readiness.

5. As part of our growing collaboration with the Ministry of Defence, we are seeking a Senior Defence Liaison (Embedded with MoD) to represent Defence Technologies within the UK Ministry of Defence. This high-impact position sits between our engineering, commercial, and strategic teams, ensuring that every product we build directly reflects end-user needs and operational priorities.

6. The role will span technical engagement, commercial alignment, and procurement strategy, acting as a key conduit between Defence Technologies, MoD directorates, and frontline commands. You will help identify capability gaps, co-design solutions with MoD stakeholders, and guide projects from concept through to validated deployment — ensuring they are delivered with speed, precision, and impact.

7. Act as Defence Technologies\’ embedded representative within the MoD, maintaining active engagement with operational, commercial, and procurement leads.

8. Translate strategic and tactical requirements into actionable technical objectives for our engineering teams.

9. Shape and influence capability roadmaps across multiple domains.

10. Facilitate collaboration between Defence Technologies, hyperscale technology partners, and MoD programme leads.

Support procurement readiness, contracting, and delivery planning in line with MoD frameworks. Uphold the highest standards of discretion, national-interest alignment, and security compliance.

What's not to like about that?!!! i.e. Some fantastic hints in the job ad about what's unfolding. Bring on those contracts!

Yes, the 29% rise today is just the start. Having been a share holder in SOU in the James Parsons era from 2014 through to 2016 I sold at 70p back then with a superb gain and have been buying back in to SOU again over the last 12 months. THE RNS' were all pointing to a re-rate. Now that SOU is about to produce its first revenue from the Tendrara gas project the re-rate is starting to happen. The company is about to deliver after many years in the doldrums. SOU is starting to become exciting again especially when you factor in the additional projects as well but it's all about revenue, revenue, revenue. That's what the market has wanted to see and it's happening now. Onwards and upwards. 10p+ a share within 12 months anyone? I think so.

Up to 67p a share today for ROAD. Having bought this at under 4p approx this is turning out to be one of THE shares of 2024/25 for me by gaining x15 so far! Those 70p predictions by year end look to be spot on by the way.

Yes, I'm 100% with you on that having been invested in SOU in 2014 through to 2016 when the share price rose to over 80p in the James Parsons era. I sold at 70p back then with a superb gain and have been buying back in to SOU again over the last 12 months as I fully expect another big rise now that SOU is about to produce its first revenue from the Tendrara gas project. That's what the market wanted to see and the company is about to deliver it. That's a big inflection point for SOU. There's also the new helium project to factor in too. The 24% rise today is just the start and as you say an inflection point is fast approaching. This could become exciting soon.

Yes, ALRT is a classic buy in low and hold for a couple of years and top slice as the 5 year plan kicks in. It's about where ALRT's share price will be in 2-3 years time rather than in the next 2-3 days or 2-3 months that interests me. As some people have suggested the share price by then could very well have a pound sign in front of it. We are due some news soon for day traders to exit on another run / spike but the real money is coming to those that hold over the next 2-3 years.

Yes and Robert Keith's involvement here makes this very interesting in particular. He's been upping his stake in GFIN for several years. He's an astute investor who made a fortune with Lara Croft and by also selling another of his businesses to Microsoft for over 1 Billion pounds. For those that don't know GFIN's tech is licensed from a company that Robert Keith owns. i.e. There's a deal in place which allows GFIN to market the AI TV tech at a miniscule cost to GFIN. Robert Keith can clearly see value in GFIN and so will the wider market when they cotton on to what's developing here.

Yes, as Fintech Weekly says "buyers such as large banks see opportunities to acquire technology to modernize payments infrastructure and reduce reliance on third-party providers such as Apple Pay and Google Wallet". Bodes well!

Curve Europe UAB, registered in, yes you've guessed it, Lithuania. #305626541.

Interesting to note that Curve, a London based fintech operating an innovative digital wallet platform, has been acquired today by LLOY. "The acquisition of Curve is a strategic move to broaden and accelerate Lloyds Banking Group's digital transformation".

1. Curve operates a pioneering digital wallet platform that brings all cards and alternative payment sources into one secure platform while adding innovative money-saving and loyalty features.

2. Authorised and regulated in the UK and EEA, Curve processes billions in payments annually through its technology platform alongside continuing to drive innovation in digital finance.

Yes and don't forget that the completed UKRI-funded research project for SDC-1801 confirmed that SDC-1801 reduced levels of cytokines associated with Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) in human lung cells and highlighted that SDC-1801 was superior to dexamethasone in its ability to reduce these cytokine levels. i.e. there was never anything wrong with SDC1801, despite the scare mongering by some posters on here over the last few weeks. As the RNS states today they are going to appoint a new several contract research organisation (CRO) to restart the study as soon as possible, using existing cash resources.

Yes, with that £180,000,000.00 MOD Digital Defence Contract (DDAD) up for grabs alongside other prospects, such as the NATO opportunity today, ALRT is without doubt tapping in to a revenue stream that other companies could only dream of. Winning just a small %age of the MOD / NATO budgets up for grabs will be the mega tipping point here. You could well be looking at a £sign in front of the ALRT share price if they are confirmed as an official MOD supplier. These defence budgets are huge as confirmed by that £180,000,000.00 MOD Digital Defence tender contract announcement. Right share at the right time etc.

Having scanned the MOD tender lists there is a £180,000,000.00 MOD Digital Defence Contract (DDAD) up for grabs. Yes you read it right £180,000,000.00. See details below. This is surely what Defence Holdings plc and White Space and its Defence Technologies JV will be bidding for. Even a small percentage of this budget would be a game changer. It looks to be inbound / happening soon.

* The Ministry of Defence (MOD) is intending to launch a procurement for a new Defence and Security Open Framework specially designed to encourage the development, and accelerants of, advanced digital 'Decision' capabilities. An Open Framework is defined as a scheme of successive frameworks that allows for the periodic reopening of supplier lists under substantially the same terms. This contrasts with traditional 'closed' frameworks where after a single competition process suppliers are 'locked' in or out of a framework for its full duration.

* Over four (4) core years (with options to extend), the estimated value of this framework is estimated to be £180,000,000.00. This figure is purely indicative and is not a comittment to spend, and is subject to amendment prior to the publishing of the Tender Notice and associated Tender Documentation.

* The MOD has duly considered the use of lots in this framework and has provided the details of proposed lots below. These lots, and the procurement process, will be suitable for Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to bid for. Suppliers will be able to bid against multiple lots and, if successful, be awarded onto multiple. Please be aware that the MOD will not be providing additional time for Suppliers bidding onto multiple lots during the tender process.

This has ALRT written all over it. £180,000,000.00. Nice!

Yes, bring on those contracts:

"The Company has been formally recognised by senior defence leadership as a “Tier 1 asset” within the UK’s innovation ecosystem, underscoring its growing role as a trusted partner in the delivery of sovereign capability".

i.e. contracts will be inbound in due course.

Yes, with an MOD contract win the market will react accordingly. 10p will jut be for starters and quickly. However, It's the next 2-3 years that really excites most investors. When one MOD contract is secured more will then follow and we know the overall annual MOD budget is £60 Billion.

Yes, the market opportunity for ALRT is substantial. It's worth pointing out that ALRT has got the WhiteSpace and Mag7 partnerships, the leadership/management contacts and skills required to make the most of the £60Billion UK MOD budget and carve out a profitable nice market in the AI and national security space. Investors buying in at these low prices and holding for a couple of years are going to do very nicely indeed!

This looks very interesting for ALRT : The Ministry of Defence has announced that the former boss of satellite company Inmarsat has been appointed as the first permanent national armaments director (NAD) on a five-year contract.

1. He will be tasked with overseeing sweeping changes to the way the British armed forces buy equipment, tasked specifically with avoiding budget overruns and unnecessary delays.

2. The MoD said Mr Pearce had a “proven track record of managing large-scale organisations, driving innovation and building international partnerships”.

3. The MOD statement also states that his “venture capital experience will bolster his role working with UK Defence Innovation, supporting firms of all sizes to take state-of-the-art technology from the drawing board to the production line”.

4. Under Mr Healey’s defence reforms, ministers have vowed to get more cutting-edge technology into the hands of service personnel quickly by investing more in start-ups

5. Healey also is quoted saying: “The national armaments director will be a cornerstone of defence reform, positioning the UK to meet evolving global threats whilst making defence an engine for growth in communities across the nation.

Perfect!

Yes and those that were invested in ARB will know the impact of a US OTC listing. 6p to 280p was the result. i.e. Another very good update today from ALRT.