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ShoreCap view: "Having successfully transitioned into its new facility, we believe hVIVO (HVO) looks increasingly well placed to deliver its medium-term growth ambitions. It is a uniquely positioned provider of human challenge trials (HCTs) that is optimally placed to benefit from ongoing investment into infectious and respiratory diseases and an increasing appreciation of HCTs. Importantly, the portfolio of services has been expanding beyond this, bolstered by recent acquisitions (CRS and Cryostore) adding scale, diversifying revenues, and making HVO a more complete early-stage contract research organisation (CRO) – qualities we highlight could be recognised by a larger, more acquisitive peer, in time. We initiate coverage with a Buy rating and see FV at 35p/share."

It would help if Stu awoke from his slumber.............

In this weeks mag.

'Greatland Gold (GGP) had given away much of its Havieron project before Newmont sold it back to the company when it deemed the mine wasn't big enough to be worth pursuing. This has worked out extremely well for Greatland, which now looks undervalued even at a £1bn market cap.'

GLA

Good idea, but we need to wake Stu up first, just in case...........

RVRG 'A' (River Global) is currently showing as 9p and RVRB 'B' (Parmenion) is currently showing as 31.5p. I would expect the ticker for B to change to reflect Parmenion from 12th March 2025.

GLA

Cross listing is in June quarter so could happen in April, May or June, the sooner the better for all of us.

GLA

Wakey wakey Stu, the selling continues while he continues to sleep. As I've said before if anybody can screw this up then Stu is your man.

Oh wait, Croda will save the day have more patience............

Hardly any green boxes on a steady rise, long may it continue.

GLA

Could have been a sale, maybe OPTI up to no good again.

Actually it was 1.1m at 19.95p, wonder how long it will be before the MMs post it?

Somebody just bought 1.1m shares at 19.9p, not guilty.

GLA

Wakey wakey Stu, it's nearly Friday and he loves a Friday. I'm expecting a Notice of Results RNS on Friday 7th saying half-year results will be shared on Friday 21st March with an Investor Meet on the same day.

I may be wrong but that's my prediction.

GLA

MMs always seem to take this down ahead of results to worry investors into selling at artificial lower prices IMHO.

GLA

Still sliding down, no interest, looks like CF has been rumbled on this one.

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Target price of 60p, GLA.

So many green boxes, are they looking to get in at a lower price with jackanory stories.

Time for Stu to tell us when the results are due & let us know how good they will be.

GLA

Finish with a UT of 8.44, await the late buys to come in as usual. Half-year results due any day now with an exciting outlook to come IMHO.

GLA

Foreign exchange specialist Finseta is growing fast and expects to continue in that vein. The group's technology allows customers to hold accounts in several currencies and make overseas payments with ease.

Chief executive James Hickman recently told investors that sales grew 26 per cent last year to £11.3 million, earnings rose 18 per cent to £2 million and regular customers now exceed 1,000. Confident about the future, Hickman is expanding overseas and expects progress to continue.

Finseta's share price, however, has tumbled from 58p in 2021 to 30p today. With brokers suggesting the stock is worth double its current value, this smart fintech firm could easily be snapped up.

GLA

Spun out of Leeds University in 1977, Filtronic was an electronics pioneer from the start. The group listed on the stock market in 1994, expanded rapidly and by the height of the dotcom boom its shares had soared to more than £4. They then fell to earth, slumping to below 30p and barely moving for years. But the group persevered, quietly developing top-tier radio-frequency products used by industries from aerospace to quantum computing.

That perseverance paid off and last year, Elon Musk came a-calling. The US billionaire chose Filtronic as a strategic partner for SpaceX, his galaxy-bound venture recently valued at $350 billion (£275 billion). Besides striving to boldly go where no man has gone before, SpaceX operates Starlink broadband, providing high-speed internet services via satellite to users around the world. Filtronic signed an initial contract with Musk last April but he keeps coming back for more, with a new deal signed only last month. Filtronic shares have more than doubled to £1.04 since last year but the group is still valued on the stock market at less than £250 million, a minor morsel for an ambitious technology company or private equity house.

GLA